ARTS Institute - Arts, Recherche, Territoire, Savoirs
The ARTS Institute aims to promote a dynamic intersection of research, education, and creativity that crosses methodological and critical approaches, knowledge and practices, research and creation, within an active collaboration between the university, creative schools, and cultural institutions.
The ARTS Thematic Programme is based on the ARTS Institute, a unique association between Jean Monnet University, local cultural schools in higher education and cultural institutions. It aims to create a research and training dynamic around the arts and the societal, territorial, ethical and political issues they raise, in their own way, illuminated by a historical and epistemological approach. It aspires to enhance existing paths through a multidisciplinary offering of research-based training activities and diverse internationalization initiatives.
2025-2026: Call for Excellence Scholarships for Master students
We are pleased to announce the launching of the Excellence Scholarship Campaign for Masters students who wish to attend one of the masters of the ARTS Graduate programme.
- Submissions open: November 6th, 2024
- Deadline for applications: January 31st 2025
Winter School: "Stories of Life in Children's Music"
New University Diploma in ARTS
Launch of the University Diploma (DU) : “Arts for young audiences; works, issues and perspectives“
Goals
use the concepts and tools of interculturality, inclusion, public educational policies and artistic and cultural education;
develop a mediation methodology with children;
question the creative processes aimed at young audiences;
understand the ecosystem;
identify a network of cultural and political actors.
Graduate School IEIS awards a scholarship to a student enrolled in the M.A. Research in Management
Aroua Znanen has been awarded a scholarship by the Graduate School International Entrepreneurship and Innovation for Society for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Fields
Arts
Design
Humanities
Sociology
Digital geography
Letters
A Programme from Master to PhD
Upon entering the Graduate+ Initiatives Master programme, students will work closely with faculty and researchers to build their academic project. Each student will be assigned an academic advisor and will be actively involved in research activities throughout the programme.
Select from one of our Master's programmes and map out your own academic journey. You can customise your path according to your interests and objectives with a diverse range of Master's options.
Master in Arts :
M1/M2 : Création contemporaine et nouvelles technologies - Contemporary Creation and New Technologies - option in Computer Music Composition available in English
M1/M2 : Création et Recherche en Arts Plastiques - Creation and Research in Fine Arts
M2 : Edition d'art / Livre d'artiste - Art Publishing / Artist's Book
M1/M2 : Musique : Administration et gestion - Music: Administration and Management
M1/M2 : Musique : Recherche en musicologie - Music: Musicology Research
Sciences de l'Art - Art Sciences
Master in Design
M1/M2 : Métiers et industries d'art - Crafts and Art Industries
Master in Geomatics
M1/M2 : Géomatique - Geomatics
Master in Letters
M1/M2 : Lettres modernes - Modern Letters
M1/M2 : Métiers des Institutions Culturelles - Cultural Institutions Professions
Master in Sociology
M1/M2 : Formes et outils de l'enquête en sciences sociales (FOULE) - Forms and Tools of Social Science Inquiry
Doctoral research is conducted in a partner laboratory at Graduate +. The training takes place in a doctoral school.
Associated doctoral schools:
Ecole Doctorale Lettres langues Linguistiques Arts (Université de Lyon) - AD 3LA 484 - Letters, Languages, Linguistics, Arts (University of Lyon)
Ecole Doctorale Sciences Sociales (université de Lyon) - AD ScSo 483 - Social Sciences (University of Lyon)
JOIN THE GRADUATE+ PROJECT
Research internship - Master
The aim of this support scheme is to encourage long-term research placements (3 to 6 months) in cultural institutions in France.
Applications must be submitted before midnight on Tuesday, 7th November
