Call for applications now open
Teaching will be delivered remotely
Additional workshops and events will be offered throughout the programme both in person and remotely
The master of arts in accessibility to media, arts and culture is designed to equip students with complete and effective training with an international dimension.
Students can be employed in a variety of sectors requiring expertise in accessibility, such as the the media, the arts and culture.
The programme
is delivered
in English
Practical activities
are available
in English
and Italian
Career opportunities
Students will develop a
wide-ranging knowledge of
accessibility and will be prepared
to operate in a variety of roles
in different contexts
- Public and private institutions,
local and international organisations,
foundations - Festivals and theatres
- Museums; art venues and places
of public interest - Companies working for cinema
and television; - Broadcasting networks;
- Associations promoting awareness
of and support for disabilities - Monitoring organisations set up
according to national and
international legislation
Professional profiles
Students will develop a
wide-ranging knowledge of
accessibility and will be prepared
to operate in a variety of roles
in different contexts
- Public and private institutions,
local and international organisations,
foundations - Festivals and theatres
- Museums; art venues and places
of public interest - Companies working for cinema
and television; - Broadcasting networks;
- Associations promoting awareness
of and support for disabilities - Monitoring organisations set up
according to national and
international legislation
Testimonials
Ilias Katsigiannis
I’m Ilias and I was a student in the second edition of the Master of Arts in Accessibility to Media, Arts and Culture.
I think that AMAC is a great programme. It has significantly broadened my understanding of the pivotal role that accessibility and inclusion play within the field of culture. The Master’s programme, characterized by its interdisciplinary nature, enables students to explore various areas of media accessibility, such as subtitling for the deaf and hard-of-hearing, audio description, respeaking, and easy-to-read language. Concurrently, it provides a strong theoretical foundation rooted in Disability Studies, which is crucial for professionals working in this field. Also, the programme emphasizes practical learning, seamlessly integrating theory with hands-on practice during the lessons.
All the professors are distinguished scholars in their respective areas of expertise and are committed to helping the students and answering any questions they might have. Moreover, one of the key advantages of AMAC is the work placement. This feature allows students to gain valuable industry experience prior to graduation, and in my case, I believe it has contributed to my successful integration into the job market.
So, for those interested in delving into the world of Media Accessibility, I would definitely recommend AMAC!
in collaboration with
- Castello di Rivoli (Museo d’Arte Contemporanea – Education Department )
- DEMA Solutions srl
- Ente Nazionale Sordi (Consiglio Regionale Marche)
- Museo Tattile Statale Omero;
- SubTi Limited;
- Tangible Srl SB;
- RAI Pubblica Utilità (Italy’s public service broadcaster)
- Unione Italiana dei Ciechi e degli Ipovedenti (Consiglio Regionale Marche)
