Luiss Business School Master in Digital Entertainment Business
Luiss Business School

Luiss Business School

Master in Digital Entertainment Business

  • Rome, Italy
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands

Master degree

12 months

English

Full time

Sep 2027

EUR 18,000

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The Digital Entertainment Business major is part of the Master in Management of Creative and Cultural Industries. It's a first-level degree programme accredited by the Italian Ministry awarding 65 ECTS. Taught by Luiss Business School (Triple Crown accredited), the programme starts at the Amsterdam hub and finishes at Villa Blanc Campus in Rome. You study digital strategy for entertainment and creative industries—film, TV, gaming and music distribution—combining academic insight and real-world experience in two cultural hubs.

Career Outcomes: Graduates work across entertainment and cultural industries as Strategist, Marketeer, (Creative) Producer, Innovation Manager, Business Analyst, Project Manager, Strategy Consultant roles.

Digital Entertainment Business is a Major of the Master in Management of Creative and Cultural Industries. The Master is a first-level Degree Programme accredited by the Italian Ministry and provides students with 65 ECTS. The Master will start in the Netherlands, at the Amsterdam hub of Luiss Business School, and will end in Italy, at Villa Blanc Campus in Rome.

Objectives

The Major in Digital Entertainment Business, held in Amsterdam and Rome, offers students the knowledge, skills and mindset to work within the entertainment industries with a strong emphasis on digital strategies and prepares them for a career in entertainment companies – such as film companies, broadcasters, movies and gaming productions, and music distribution platforms, among others.

The Major starts at the Luiss Business School Amsterdam Hub, where students will have the opportunity to study in a city globally known for its business acumen and innovation, especially in creative industries and entrepreneurship. Besides being the birthplace of one of the major video game studios and many globally successful TV formats, Amsterdam is the headquarter of several large entertainment companies.

The second part of the programme will take place at Villa Blanc Campus in Rome, where Luiss Business School has a consolidated experience in Creative and Cultural Industries as well as a strong connection with companies operating in these sectors. Rome not only has a long-standing reputation as one of Europe’s leading artistic and cultural capitals—recognized in 2015 when the city was designated a UNESCO “Creative City of Film”—but is also home to Cinecittà, one of the largest and most iconic film production studios in Europe.