MA in Arts Administration and Cultural Policy - Music Pathway, Goldsmiths University of London

Although professional management practice is a major element of the programme, the 'creative arts event' is the starting point for all teaching.;A music pathway has been added to the MA Arts Administration and Cultural Policy, which is run by the Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship at Goldsmiths.;I want to find another Master Course;Instead of specialist theatre modules you take one 30 credit module from the MA Music or MMus programmes, and your dissertation/placement/business-plan will be directed towards musical organisations.;The Arts Administration and Cultural Policy - Music Pathway programme, offered by Goldsmiths, University of London, introduces the key issues that concern the management of culture and in particular those within the performing arts.;Through both analysis of contemporary and recent practice, and practical work in a range of areas, you will develop a critical approach to the discipline.;The pathway provides an overview of the following areas:;arts funding structures in the UK (with reference to EU countries and the USA);marketing for the arts;audience development;sponsorship;education programmes within the arts;programming;culture and tourism;cultural policy (including the role of the arts in national and cultural identity) and principles and structures of management;The aim of taught modules, projects and placements is to introduce you to new models of practice. These will be investigated and evaluated as a way of developing an understanding of management principles. Through this process, you will also be equipped with the necessary practical skills to enhance your potential as arts administrators.;Careers;This pathway allows you to pursue your interests in music, acting as a supplementary course to the main body of the Arts Administration programme.;Graduates typically go on to careers in the following areas:;Cultural policy: researching, developing, writing, analysing and evaluating policy for government agencies at national, regional and local level and for ‘think tanks’ concerned with culture and society;Management in building-based and touring theatre, dance, music and visual arts organisations;Arts education, arts regeneration and arts for social and community purposes;Audience development, fundraising, programming and planning;Independent producing in theatre, music or gallery-based organisations;Many students from this programme now have careers in major arts organisations worldwide or have progressed to MPhil/PhD degrees.;Get more details;Visit official programme website