Author(s)

Wang Peng ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ School of Economics and Management, Dalian University, China

Corresponding Author

Wang Peng

ABSTRACT

“Cross-culture” has become an important feature of the cultivation of art management professionals. For the emerging art management profession, the study of cross-cultural phenomena in international talent training is more in the initial stage of exploration and exploration, and has not yet formed a scientific theoretical system and mature model. The article focuses on the study of cross-cultural phenomena in the internationalization of talents in art management, and reveals the supporting role of this phenomenon in the cultivation of art management talents, with a view to assisting and promoting the development of art management.

KEYWORDS

Art theory; cross-culture; art management major; internationalization; talent cultivation; model

CITE THIS PAPER

Wang Peng, Discussion on the Training Mode of International Art Management Talents from the Perspective of Intercultural Communication. Adult and Higher Education (2019) 1: 1-5. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/aduhe.2019.11001.

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