Welcome to the nation's only online bachelor's degree with a focus in arts management. The Arts Extension Service is the nation’s leading educator in Arts Management programs that suit your unique needs.
Custom-built for arts managers, artists, civic leaders and those just entering the field, this degree will help you advance your career in non-profit arts administration, gallery management, or as the owner/manager of an arts organization, program or business.
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Arts Extension Service, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Arts Management is the work required to run a non-profit arts organization, such as a museum, performing arts center, theater, pop-up gallery, public art project and more. We don’t make the art, we present it! Arts managers perform behind the scenes work including marketing, fundraising, community outreach, grantwriting, planning, and programming. This work can include curating, creating education programs, planning festivals, and promoting the work of artists and musicians or projects...
Elevate your talent, creativity and passion for the arts to the next level through Baldwin Wallace’s distinctive arts management & entrepreneurship major. BW’s strategically designed program gives you the skills needed to become an artistic leader of tomorrow. With dual-benefit emphasis in business and the arts, the program gives you a fundamental and comprehensive palette of creative, analytical and entrepreneurial skills you can apply to not-for-profit and for-profit sectors....
All Arts Management minors are required to complete a total of 5 credits in a chosen arts discipline. All five credits must be in one discipline. Students may choose from the following arts disciplines: Art, English- Creative Writing, Dance, Film Studies, Music or Theatre.
Our program provides students with opportunities to pursue their passions in the Arts, combined with practical knowledge and skills needed when working in cultural industries. By combining Arts Administration courses, Business courses and one of the available Arts and Heritage concentrations, we believe that all graduates will possess a solid knowledge of the operations and organization of cultural institutions, both from their in-class experiences and the two practica required before they...
Our Arts Administration program is one of the oldest and most comprehensive in the nation. We’re a community of doers, dedicated to supporting the arts by putting audiences in front of artists. Course work combines in-depth study of a chosen art form, or for generalists, study in each artistic discipline, with classes in business, non-profit management, and communications to prepare graduates for the many varied opportunities in a career advocating for the arts. At the heart of the rich arts...
The Arts and Entertainment Management diploma and certificate programs provide students with the skills, experience and contacts necessary to gain employment in the industry.
The Performing Arts Bachelor of Arts degree is a nationally distinctive program that will prepare you for a career in many aspects of the arts. The curriculum offers separate concentrations in audio technology, music, and theatre. Classes combine studies in performance, technology, production, arts administration, theory, and history into a unified program of study. In addition to discipline-specific concentrations, all performing arts students at Clemson take core classes within the major that...
Established in 1997, the Arts Management Program at the College of Charleston is the only such program in South Carolina and one of the largest in the South Atlantic region to offer undergraduate study with a major and a minor in arts management, an optional concentration in the music industry, and a graduate certificate in Arts and Cultural Management. The Program is uniquely situated in a vibrant city with a flourishing arts community. Students have numerous opportunities for internships,...
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,...
