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Culture and Arts as Promoters of Well-being, Master's Degree

Advance well-being through arts and culture by combining cultural activities with the welfare sector.

Best for:Best for professionals in health, social services, arts, or culture seeking to integrate creative practices into welfare services.

Häme University of Applied Sciences · Hämeenlinna, Finland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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90 ECTS credits
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Hämeenlinna
Finland

Overview

This Master's degree programme at Häme University of Applied Sciences focuses on integrating arts and culture into the health and welfare sector. Students learn how to develop cultural activities and design related services to enhance community well-being. The curriculum keeps participants updated on current research while enabling them to investigate workplace-based topics through their thesis work. The programme provides forward-looking insights into the future of art and cultural practices within professional environments.

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What you'll do

  • Develop innovative cultural and artistic methods to promote public health and well-being
  • Design and evaluate service concepts bridging the arts and the welfare sector
  • Engage with contemporary research literature and industry developments
  • Conduct an applied thesis project addressing real-world challenges from working life
  • Explore future trends and scenarios in art and cultural practices

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or relevant professional higher education qualification in health care, social services, or culture and arts

Degree offered: Master of Health Care / Master of Social Services / Master of Culture and Arts

Language: Finnish; proficiency required for studies and instruction

Instruction: Finnish

Required skills
  • Background in health care, social services, arts, or cultural fields
  • Interest in service design and development methodologies
  • Ability to connect academic theory with practical working life topics
  • Capacity for independent research and thesis execution
Nice to have
Prior professional experience in welfare or cultural sectorsExperience in multidisciplinary project collaboration
Eligibility
  • Appropriate prior higher education degree
  • Relevant work experience as mandated by Finnish University of Applied Sciences Master's degree regulations

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How to apply

Submit an application through the official Studyinfo portal within the designated application period. Ensure all required educational certificates and documentation of professional experience are provided as specified by the admissions guidelines.

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  • Degree certificates
  • Transcripts of records
  • Employment certificates verifying work experience
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