Project Manager

Management is “the art knowing precisely what to do, as best and as cheaply as possible”, of according to the definition of F. Taylor, the founder of scientific management. At its core, project management represents a set of specific knowledge, skills, skills, tools and techniques used to achieve specific objectives. Although it is a relatively new approach within organizations, the last decades have been marked by the rapid increase of the use of project management as a means by which the organizations reach their objectives. The reimbursable financing through projects represents an important resource and a great opportunity for public cultural institutions as well. Competitions for the free time of the public and for accessing the non-reimbursable funds destined for culture are increasingly accentuated, and the exact understanding of the operating mechanisms of project management and the correct understanding of the skills necessary for their elaboration and writing, thus become fundamental. The course offers participants the opportunity to learn how to transform their ideas into a structured cultural project, elaborated in accordance with the rules of a financing program, and to the represented institutions and organizations the possibility to increase their capacity to attract new funding sources through projects. Good practice examples, case studies and practical applications within the course will provide solutions for the correct writing of projects and for evaluating results.