7 Understanding China - and more specifically being able to make sense of the current Chinese society in transition - is key to understand the world in the 21st century. Programme structure The PG China-EU CCS consists of a balanced mix of theory and practice. In the first semester you will be trained in cultural policy in Europe and China, intercultural and multilingual interaction, different research methods and you will learn good practices from practitioners in the curating sector. In the second semester you will conduct an internship either in China and Europe. This internship is carefully prepared and curated by the organisers of the PG China-EU CCS. The outcome of the internship is that you will be able to conduct a curatorial project. Overall, the teaching method is interactive and practice-oriented. The evaluation forms are: paper, oral and written exam during or at the end of the first semester.
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