As a passionate and purpose-driven arts manager, you help artists find their voice, audiences find their bliss, organizations attract and animate their funding, and communities build thriving and creative places to live, learn, and work. AU’s Arts Management Program will prepare you to make a positive difference in the visual, performing, media, community, online, or emerging arts, and position you to change the art world for the better. Learn and work in the global cultural hub of Washington, DC, alongside business-savvy arts leaders, a vibrant and diverse network of global professionals, and world-respected and innovative faculty. Explore the powerful intersection of research and professional practice through a curriculum that blends them both with hands-on work experiences and real-world insights of alumni and other leading professionals.

It takes more than passion to successfully lead an arts organization. Future arts administrators need business acumen, marketing expertise, and management skills to tackle the art world's greatest challenges. As an MAAA student, you’ll learn from top scholars in arts management and cultural policy. In addition to being committed educators, O'Neill faculty members are highly regarded by their peers in the arts management industry and at academic institutions across the country. Combining faculty and practical expertise with the astonishing variety of cultural offerings on campus and in Bloomington, students can look forward to an intellectually and culturally stimulating experience in the study and practice of arts management, while preparing themselves for leadership in the arts in the decades ahead.

The 32-unit Master in Museum Studies program emphasizes social justice and curatorial practice; education and new technologies; collections management and heritage preservation; non-profit and museum management; financial and project management; and museums and the law.

The Master of Arts is a 36-hour program that enables students to read and interpret biblical texts in their original languages. Students will engage in rigorous academic research working from relevant primary and secondary sources that address specific issues in the field of biblical studies. The MA concludes with a thesis.

The Master of Education in Art degree offered by the Department of Art in conjunction with the School of Education is an advanced graduate degree in art education combined with advanced work in studio art. The person who has earned this degree has reached a new level of maturity as an experienced and well-prepared art educator.

The Master of Fine Arts in Arts Leadership program is designed to prepare students for leadership roles within the arts sector by combining rigorous academic coursework with practical experience. The ...

The Master of Arts in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship at The New School’s College of Performing Arts is one of the first graduate programs designed specifically to help performers gain the critical skill set they need to become recognized artistic leaders—onstage and beyond.

The Arts Administration Master of Arts program prepares students to work in leadership roles within arts organizations. It covers areas like arts management, leadership, marketing, and development, gi...

The M.A. in Arts Administration is a graduate program designed for busy people who want to: learn from national arts leaders develop a strong, national network be inspired by a community of mentors and peers enhance their careers enjoy the flexibility to live and learn from anywhere in the world

Offered by the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, the Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art is a rigorous interdisciplinary program that prepares graduate students for a career as professional artists grounded in artistic innovation and creativity.

The Master of Arts in Arts Administration focuses on preparing students to manage and lead arts organizations across a variety of cultural sectors. The program combines theoretical knowledge with prac...

Le Moyne College's Master of Science in Arts Administration is interdisciplinary, offering students the opportunity to apply management concepts in an arts environment. Through coursework and real-world experience, the program offers flexibility for students of any major or background.

Baruch's MA in Arts Administration program trains the next generation of leaders in arts and culture, the Baruch MA in Arts Administration prepares students for leadership as activists, educators, and managers to ensure a bright future for the wide range of public, private, and non-profit art institutions in our field.

A program for students with a strong background in the arts or humanities who want to combine management, policy, and decision-making training with advanced study in the humanities.

Prepare for leadership positions with arts institutions – both non-profit and for-profit. Learn new approaches for encouraging art access and participation, acquire business skills through courses at the NYU Stern School of Business or the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, and gain hands-on experience through the extensive network of arts organizations in New York City.