93 Bachelor's degrees in Management of Creative Industries in United States

Elevate your talent, creativity and passion for the arts to the next level through Baldwin Wallace University’s distinctive Arts Management and Entrepreneurship major.

Students in the BFA Theatre Arts, Stage Management Option at Salem State University will take classes in performance, directing and stage management. They will work on run crews, serve as assistant stage managers and may have the opportunity to stage manage on more department productions.

Arts Management from University of Wisconsin Green Bay allows students to study the organizational aspects of arts and cultural delivery systems. Arts Management focuses on both the administration of not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations, as well as the interaction between arts and contemporary society. 

Combine your creativity and your business savvy with the Business of Creative Enterprises program at Emerson College, one of the first majors of its kind in the US.

Introducing Belmont University's Music Business, Adult Degree BBA program: Combine your passion for music with business acumen. Our specialized adult learning approach equips you to navigate the music industry and excel as a music business professional.

The B.Sc. Management - Maritime Concentration at Nicholls State University is a comprehensive four-year programme delivered in a public study mode. It prepares students for leadership roles within the global shipping and energy sectors, focusing on the unique commercial and legal requirements of the maritime industry.

You probably remember seeing your first play. The darkened theatre, the stage shining like a jewel box, the actors breathing life into characters and plot. If you are that person, the one who can’t imagine their life without Theatre, then consider MSU Denver’s bachelor of fine arts in Theatre program from Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Launch into your career with an Entertainment Management business degree from Coppin State University! 

The Stage Management program at the University of Houston is designed for student success, with a 100% job placement rate and an impressive roster of alumni working on Broadway, national tours, and at top theatres nationwide. With expert training and industry connections, graduates step confidently into the professional world.

Theatre, music or art, and business as a combined form have cultural and practical aspects. Encompassing the arts in their broadest interpretation and incorporating a basic business component, the Arts Administration - Theatre degree at Marywood University enables students to live responsibly in an interdependent world.

The Stage Management Major is offered by Ball State University. Ball State’s directing and stage management option in the bachelor of arts/bachelor of science (BA/BS) in theatre is an undergraduate-only, pre-professional training program within a liberal arts education. 

Embrace new challenges and unleash your potential with guidance from talented faculty members who are highly involved in their industry, by joining the Radio and Television - Production program at University of Central Florida.

The Film Production and Creative Development - Producing Media program offered by Liberty University studies the concepts and practices you will need as a producer of digital video content. 

The Design & Production programs at Boston University, such as Theatre, Stage Management, prepare talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media.

The Commercial Music program of Kutztown University offers outstanding education for aspiring musicians while serving as a primary cultural resource for the region. 

Uniquely situated in a vibrant city with a flourishing arts community, the Arts Management Program at College of Charleston is one of the few undergraduate programs in the Southeast –  and the only program in South Carolina – offering a major and minor. 

SUNY Oneonta College’s Music Industry program will prepare you for careers in a variety of fields in the music, media and entertainment industries, including management, marketing, promotion, merchandising, publishing, production and performance.

Entertainment and Recording Industry Management from Texas Southern University (TSU) offers students a bachelor’s degree in one of most exciting, dynamic and constantly evolving careers: the management of entertainment and recording companies.  

The Arts Management major at Chatham University is an interdisciplinary program combining courses from business and the arts.

Study all aspects of theater production including stage managing, backstage working, sound and lighting with the Stage Management Certificate in Temple University's School of Theater, Film and Media Arts.