75 Creative Industries Management Degree Programs

Study a Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Management. This Management B.A. programme is taught entirely in English at our Macromedia campus in Berlin, Germany.

In the Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Belgium School, you get a 26-week programme of inspiration sessions, workshops, creative practice, and personal coaching. A 10-week internship with personal coaching from the creative director and senior creatives from the creative industry. A creative portfolio that will be exhibited during the Creative Belgium Exhibition and Portfolio Night, attended by creatives and creative industry partners.

Gaining a specialist skillset that includes understanding the external and internal context and purpose of a myriad of media fields, as well as proficiency in cutting-edge digital tools! With the completion of your studies, you have what it takes to contribute to the development of innovative media content and media applications that responds to the need of companies, (broadcasting) agencies, and not-for-profit organizations in a role as: Company founder in Media and Communication, Editor, Media Designer, Producer, Social Media Manager, Marketing Manager, Market and trend researcher, PR staff, and many more.

Study Creative Industries Management and learn to support, market, and manage success in the creative industries. The B.A. program prepares you to start your own business or to work for companies that look for innovative approaches to management.

The Postgraduate Degree in Creative Industries Management provides designers, artists and professionals in the creative industries with the necessary tools and knowledge to develop professionally, undertake and manage innovative projects.

In the Creative Industries Master's specialisation, you will come to understand a field buzzing with creativity: where art meets commerce, where culture generates sustainability and societal engagement.

This course prepares you for a career in the art direction in the creative industries. You will develop practical, conceptual and analytical skills in visual communication to create effective advertising and visual identities for organisations and projects.

The MSc Cultural & Creative Industries provides students with deep theoretical and empirical knowledge of the creative and cultural sector. Covering every branch of the cultural sector, from music and cinema to literature and the visual and performing arts, this Master of Science provides and in-depth view of not only the management of the arts but also the economic, social and cultural issues raised by the current transformation in these industries.

You want to take an active role in developing sustainability in fashion and management strategies in the creative industries? The study program in Sustainability in Fashion and Creative Industries (M.A.) seeks to educate designers, managers, and experts along the textile chain and other creative industries who engage in shaping the widespread global change towards sustainability.

The Master Program in Enterprise Management for Creative Industries is a dynamic and comprehensive initiative that recognizes the intrinsic connection between culture, arts, and creative industries. In collaboration with Católica Porto Business School, this program, offered by SoA, is designed to equip students with a diverse set of skills essential for success in the evolving landscape of creative sectors. Our curriculum is carefully crafted to bridge the gap between the cultural and creative realms and traditional business practices, fostering the development of interdisciplinary skills crucial for innovation.

At École de Management Appliqué, our Bachelor en Management Appliqué (Option Industries Créatives) programme focuses on managing effectively in the creative industries. The goal is to teach students how to apply management principles to the exciting and changing world of creative businesses.

Graduates of the "Sustainability in Creative Industries (B.A.)" program possess essential knowledge, skills, and methods to promote innovation within the creative industries. They strategically develop projects and processes to position companies and public entities to address socio-ecological challenges.

Explore the Mastère en Management Appliqué (Option Creative Industries) offered at École de Management Appliqué (EMA). The postgraduate programme is for those who want to level up their skills and specialise in the field of creative industries. The programme is designed to teach students comprehensive management principles with specialised knowledge in creative sectors such as fashion, design, media and entertainment.

Our Creative Industries MSc prepares you to excel in one of the world’s fastest-growing sectors. Working directly with Edinburgh’s world-class creative and cultural organisations, you will apply cross-disciplinary expertise in data analytics, creative thinking, cultural policy, business, and intellectual property law to tackle the complex challenges facing this vital sector. 

Develop your skills and knowledge for a career in creative and cultural industries.

Our multi-faceted course examines the structure and history of the cultural and creative industries and explores practical and theoretical issues facing cultural entrepreneurs, professionals and policy-makers. Using a range of analytical tools from sociology, media and cultural studies, the course draws on the teaching, research and professional expertise of both King's academics and professionals working in the field. Ideally suited for students looking for a career in the cultural, media and creative sectors.

The one-year master's programme in Media and Communication Studies offers advanced understanding of digital media from multiple perspectives. The programme combines theoretical and practical learning methods. You will learn to evaluate media from a critical perspective, while gaining practical skills useful for the creative industries.

The cultural and creative sector includes a wide range of activities, characterised by specific strategic aspects and an increasingly strong hybridisation. It is now flourishing and defining a new aesthetic, entrepreneurial and cosmopolitan capitalism.