Folkloristics and Applied Heritage Studies (MA) | 10 questions with an international student

What is it like to be an international student at the University of Tartu? Hear it straight from our international students when they answer 10 randomly selected questions. If you like us, come and study with us! :)

Oguzcan from Turkey talks about the master's programme in Folkloristics and Applied Heritage Studies at the University of Tartu and life in Tartu.

Why study Folkloristics and Applied Heritage Studies at the University of Tartu?
→ There is a growing need for cultural heritage and policy specialists as more states worldwide join the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
→ UT hosts UNESCO Chair on Applied Studies of Intangible Cultural Heritage, one of the eight chairs in the world.
→ One of the few master’s programmes in the world to offer a specialisation in the study and application of the heritage of crafts.
→ International meetings, autumn and winter schools, guest lectures, internships, exhibitions, cooperation with memory institutions and enterprises allow you to gain practical experience. You will get individual mentoring to develop your academic and professional career.
→ After graduation, you can work as a mediator between communities, officials, enterprises, memory institutions, plan and carry out research and business projects related to cultural heritage.

More info: https://www.ut.ee/folkheritage

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