The Faculty of Cultural Studies has been training specialists in the fields of culture, social sciences, tourism, and information studies since 1959.
Originally established as the Faculty of Cultural and Educational Work, it was reorganized and renamed the Faculty of Cultural Studies in 1995.
Today, the Faculty offers interdisciplinary education that combines cultural studies, social sciences, heritage management, tourism, and cultural administration. The curriculum reflects contemporary developments in the cultural and creative sectors, with a focus on both academic knowledge and practical professional skills.
The Faculty offers undergraduate and graduate programs in areas including:
- Cultural Studies
- Museum, Archive, and Heritage Studies
- Sociology and Social Work
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Tourism Management and Guiding
- Library and Information Studies
- Arts and Cultural Management
Students gain practical and research-oriented experience through project-based learning, fieldwork, and professional training connected to cultural institutions, tourism organizations, museums, archives, and social services.
Today, the Faculty is one of the University’s largest academic divisions, bringing together education in culture, heritage, society, and creative management within a modern interdisciplinary framework.