Creative And Cultural Industries Management MA in Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK

Creative And Cultural Industries Management MA in Northumbria University, Newcastle

The MA Creative and Cultural Industries Management course offers a practical learning approach. Our flexible programme enables you to select a sector to focus on. This will allow you to specialise in one topic, whilst also taking core creative industry management modules.

The course content will explore the challenges involved in combining culture and management. You will develop ways to help improve the range of creative talent in the marketplace without disrupting creativity.

This Master's course welcomes graduates coming from any undergraduate subject area. This course allows you to change career direction and focus more on cultural leadership and enterprise.

You will select your specialism during the course induction phase, choosing from:

Music, Festivals and Events

Arts and Media

Cultural Heritage and Museums

Galleries and Visual Arts

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