Macromedia University of Applied Sciences
Master Music Management
Berlin, Germany
MA
DURATION
4 semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time, Part time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Mar 2026
TUITION FEES
EUR 6,840 / per semester *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* plus one-off registration fee
Key Summary
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Music, along with painting, is one of the oldest art forms. It transports emotions like no other and is part of everyday life all around the world. Music is closely connected with the media industry and entertainment business, and requires important music management skills.
This includes working with important distribution channels, managing concerts, the task of discovering and promoting musicians, bands and songwriters, and the trading of music rights.
Visit our website to get the brochure and learn more about our Music Management (M.A.) programme.
Contents of the Music Management (M.A.) programme
Students specialising in Music Management acquire all the necessary qualifications for product, project and concert management to be able to manage artists and bands professionally and successfully. Distinct knowledge of target groups and market mechanisms, contract, copyright and exploitation law, concert management as well as music sociology and psychology are as much a part of the course content as music history and artist management. The curriculum includes:
- Project Management
- Social Media Management
- Music Production
- Artist Management
- Music Marketing
Degree awarded
Students on this M.A. programme are awarded the following master's degree:
- Master of Arts in Media and Communication Management with specialisation in Music Management
Future career opportunities
By the end of this M.A. programme, you are fully prepared to carry out media and communications management roles in the music industry and can aim for competitive positions in the cultural and event sector or in music production. Examples of future roles include:
- Artist Manager
- Cultural management
- Label Manager
- Artist & Repertoire Manager
- Executive in the music business