MSc in Arts and Creative Industries Management

Graduates will be able to:

• Lead creative and cultural organizations with strategic vision
• Launch and manage cross-border creative ventures, festivals, exhibitions, or digital platforms
• Bridge business acumen with artistic values in sectors like fashion, media, and heritage
• Develop fundraising, sponsorship, and audience engagement strategies
• Apply project and innovation management in artistic environments
• Design business models that support sustainable and cultural impact

• Long Track: core modules, business fundamentals, creative strategy, innovation |
• Specialization year: cultural project management, creative leadership, arts marketing, entrepreneurship workshops
  Includes practical aspects: curated field trips, guest lectures, co-creation labs with industry partners, and project-based learning
  Internship (4–6 months) or final thesis research

Possible career paths include:

• Arts or Cultural Project Manager
• Creative Industries Consultant
• Festival or Events Director
• Heritage or Museum Manager
• Cultural Entrepreneurship Specialist

Program support includes mentorship and access to alumni in creative sectors

• For M1 entry: Bachelor’s degree (minimum 3 years)
• For M2 entry: 4-year Bachelor’s degree or 3-year degree with at least 3 years of relevant work experience
• English proficiency:
  • TOEIC: minimum 785 (800+ needed for graduation)
  • IELTS: minimum 6.0 (6.5+ for diploma eligibility)
  • TOEFL: minimum 80
  • Cambridge English B2 or higher
  • Exemption possible for those with prior education in English

Further information about the tuition fee and available scholarships for the program can be found on the university page.