The Arts Management and Entrepreneurship (AME) Undergraduate Minor, the Online Graduate Certificate in Arts Entrepreneurship, and Online MA in Arts Management, at the University of Oklahoma, are programs designed for students interested in building a career in the arts in an exciting and ever-changing marketplace.
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Master's degree in Nonprofit Management (MNM) with a Graduate Certificate in Arts Management. The Graduate Certificate can also be completed as a stand-alone program of study, or be paired with other master's and doctoral degree programs (for example, music, theatre, dance, art, art history, community and regional planning, public administration, or folklore).
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The interdisciplinary concentration in arts management is approachable by studio art, art history, music, theatre and dance majors or minors. The concentration combines artistic sensibilities with business acumen.
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Drawing on the deep artistic and intellectual resources of USC and the vibrant cultural landscape of Los Angeles, the USC Arts Leadership program is an innovative, artist-centric graduate degree program for artists, arts administrators and cultural entrepreneurs who want to expand their personal vision to create a meaningful and sustainable life and career in the arts. While it is situated in the USC Thornton School of Music, the arts leadership program is intentionally...
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The field of arts management offers a wide range of career opportunities in arts organizations and arts-related businesses. Many students earn a degree in this area with intentions of pursuing graduate study in arts management. The program is ideal for students interested in advocating for the performing and visual arts through administrative, fundraising, marketing and operational roles. The bachelor of arts in arts management is an interdisciplinary program that combines arts management,...
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While the arts are Creative Disciplines, successful Arts Organizations need people who are not only passionate and knowledgeable about the art, but also have a strong foundation in business and communications. The Interdisciplinary Humanities degree in Arts Administration, combines classes in basic business, communication and artistic skills to give students a well-rounded skill set to work within the non-profit arts world, continue their studies in Graduate School, or apply their varied skills...
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Arts organizations make communities come alive — from symphonies to jazz bands, theaters to sculpture gardens, museums to community arts centers, public radio to festivals. All of that activity is made possible by arts managers. Arts management can be an exciting, fulfilling career for someone who likes to be close to the arts and artists and wants to work behind the scenes to make the arts happen. Arts managers work to bring art and audiences together — raising funds, marketing,...
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The Bolz Center for Arts Administration in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin School of Business has been building artful leaders for over fifty years. Named for the Bolz family in 1993, the generous gift by Robert, Anne, John, and Marian Bolz, and the Eugenie Mayer Bolz Family Foundation helped establish the Bolz Center as the leader in arts administration education. Detailed information about the Bolz Center can be found on our website.
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This interdisciplinary major consists of courses in arts management, business, communication, and the arts, two internships, and a semester-long externship. With this major you will explore the interrelationship of the arts, communication skills, and business constraints that apply to the financing, producing, promoting, and marketing of the arts. In addition to artistic and cultural values, you will learn practical skills of organizational development, public relations, marketing, and...
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Grounded in artistic curiosity and experimentation, our MFA in Theatre in Arts Leadership is a three-year program providing professional training through an individualized curriculum.
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