The LEAP Institute for the Arts Master of Arts Leadership and Cultural Management residential and online program responds to an increased demand for graduates who can provide leadership and organization to the arts; graduates who have the skills and confidence to bridge the arts with applied administration skills. It can be argued that the demand for leaders in the arts community, who can provide vision and entrepreneurship, financial and budgetary skills, advocacy for their art and an...
Columbia College Chicago's full-time, two-year Master of Arts Management program is specifically designed for arts and entertainment professionals who know their professional success requires them to refine or deepen their knowledge of for-profit and nonprofit management skills and financial, legal, organizational, as well as strategic concepts within an arts and entertainment context. Graduates of the program go on to lead organizations in fields such as live performance, music business,...
Behind every arts and culture organization is a leader who connects artists with audiences and manages the organization's daily operations. In the Arts Management bachelor's degree program at Columbia College Chicago, you'll learn how to manage and lead creative organizations. You'll take management courses on topics such as cultural policy, law for the creative industries, and talent management. In practicum courses, you'll collaborate with your classmates to plan and manage live projects,...
The Arts Administration graduate program (ARAD) at Teachers College, Columbia University offers a Masters in Arts Administration encompassing the visual and performing arts. It is a comprehensive, two-year program informed by both research and professional practice. Through a highly selective and holistic review process, ARAD only accepts 30 applicants each year, bringing together students from across art traditions and sectors, backgrounds, and geographies who are training for careers in for-...
The arts management minor at Converse College seeks to prepare students to lead and manage arts and cultural organizations. All students will gain professional experience through a required internship.
In Arts Management, while you become proficient in art history, theory and criticism, you also learn the systems and technologies of institutions and businesses that run on creativity, art, and design. This is a pursuit for the art enthusiast who wants to design spaces and interfaces so art and audience can dialogue, shape environments so that art may enhance human experience, and foster an outlook wherein art is a way of life.
Combine your passion for the arts with a strong foundation in business skills. A bachelor's degree in arts and entertainment management from Dean College gives you the tools and experience to launch an exciting career in TV, film, music, producing, dance or theatre management, themed entertainment, event management and beyond.
The Theatre School's Arts Leadership program is a two-year Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree that combines full-time employment at Chicago Shakespeare Theater with full-time coursework at DePaul University. Management, leadership, and cultural decision-making coursework through both The Theatre School and Kellstadt Graduate School of Business is applied and synthesized through the fellowship at Chicago Shakespeare Theater. This rigorous and nationally distinct program is designed to prepare...
The Performing Arts Management Programs are comprehensive interdisciplinary programs designed to prepare students for careers in the multi-faceted and extensive industry embracing administration of not-for-profit arts organizations (symphony orchestra, opera, chamber music, dance, theatre), commercial music management (recording industry, artist representation, music publishing and distribution, product merchandising, concert promotion), music licensing, music entrepreneurship, music festival...
The Theatre School’s Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Theatre Management exposes students to both the art and business of theatre, preparing them for progressive careers in performing arts administration and arts leadership. Program alums are enjoying theatre management success in both not-for-profit and/or commercial theatres in a range of positions and organizations, including Executive/Managing Director, Marketing, Development, Finance, Audience Services, Arts Education, Producing,...
