BA (Hons) Arts Management
Goldsmiths, University of London
Key Information
Campus location
London, United Kingdom
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
3 years
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
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Introduction
BA (Hons) Arts Management
This programme will equip you for working life in the arts and cultural industries, with a specific focus on working in and managing the arts.
Why study BA ;Arts Management ;at Goldsmiths?
- Culture and the arts are vital to the global economy. You'll develop a powerful combination of theoretical insights and professional practice skills to help you navigate these ;important and expanding sectors.
- You’ll learn how to understand arts and creative organisations, from small community endeavours through to world renowned flagship organisations. This ;will prepare you for a career in this fascinating subject, in settings such as museums, galleries, theatres, dance and live music venues, festivals, and cultural centres.
- The programme includes talks from experts and visits to cultural organisations, so you’ll gain direct experience of professional practice. You may also benefit from a work placement as part of your studies in, for example, an audience development, fundraising or event management context. ;
- We're based in London - a global leader in the arts and one of the most important cultural centres in the world. London is the perfect place to study this subject, giving you unrivalled access to a diverse range of arts organisations. The city will become your classroom.
- You can tailor the degree to your unique interests, through independent work in your final year.
Admissions
Scholarships and Funding
Several scholarship options are available. Please check the university website for more information.
Curriculum
Year 1
- You study the following compulsory modules. Arts in London
- Introduction to Arts and Cultural Theory
- Fundraising in the Arts
- Visual Culture
- Principles of Arts Management
- Events Management
- Perspectives on Capital: Cultural, Social, Financial, Critical
- Digital Cultures, Digital Literacies
Year 2
You study the following compulsory modules and 30 credits of option modules.
- The Audience in Theory and Practice
- Contemporary Arts and Cultural Theory
- Managing Arts Organisations and Cultural Businesses
- Professional Practice in Arts Organisations and Cultural Businesses
- Cultural Policy in the Arts
Year 3
You complete a dissertation and undertake an independent Professional Practice Project. You also choose optional modules to the value of 30 credits.
Program Tuition Fee
Career Opportunities
Our students are currently working at diverse organisations such as Victoria and Albert Museum, Design Museum, and London Short Film Festival, and many more.
Careers in arts management including fundraising, press and communications, arts education, events management, business planning, and producing roles in all areas of the arts.
English Language Requirements
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