COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Arts and Creative Industries Management develops a broad set of skills across managerial, specialised, and experiential areas to prepare students for diverse roles in the cultural sector. The program builds core arts management skills such as creativity, cultural economics, and strategic and marketing management within the arts and creative industries, enabling students to understand both artistic value and business dynamics. It also offers expertise in specific domains including arts and heritage management, performing arts management, cultural industries, creative services, taste industries, and leisure management, allowing students to tailor their knowledge to different segments of the industry. In addition to academic learning, the program emphasises experiential development through international seminars, research projects in arts management, masterclasses, and interactive workshops that provide practical insights and industry exposure. Students also benefit from professional tools training, study trips such as Creative France and Creative London, and innovative teaching approaches like reverse pedagogy, which encourages active participation and critical thinking. The program concludes with a final dissertation and a six-month internship in the arts and creative industries field, giving students valuable hands-on experience and the opportunity to apply their knowledge in real-world professional environments, preparing them for successful and dynamic careers.