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

The Music Management course at University of Delaware provides broad coverage of music combined with a liberal arts education applicable to a variety of career interests. 

The Art and Visual Culture - Art Management programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This four-year course prepares students for leadership roles within the creative sector, blending artistic insight with professional administrative expertise in a vibrant academic setting.

At Stage Management from University of North Carolina School of the Arts you’ll learn how to effectively manage all aspects of production, from initial design meetings to opening night and everything in between, for a flawless performance.

The Bachelor of Music in Modern Artist Development and Entrepreneurship (M.A.D.E.) degree at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami allows the freedom and flexibility for students to focus on their preferred areas of emphasis, with outcomes that lead toward a viable career of their own choosing.

The Theatre Management - Directing at DePaul University will expose you to both the art and business aspects of theatre, preparing you for a career in arts administration and management.

The B.A. in Interdisciplinary Art and Design Studies Arts Management  at University of North Texas is designed for students wishing to pursue a career in galleries, museums, auction houses, cultural centers, community arts centers, or other similar organizations.

Introducing Belmont University's Creative and Entertainment Industries BA/BS program: Unleash your creativity and passion in the dynamic world of entertainment. Prepare for an exciting career in the creative industries, from music and film to media and beyond.

Learn the valuable skills needed for costume design and construction as you prepare for an exciting career in the creative industries working alongside industry professionals in Los Angeles, the entertainment capital of the world with the Costume Design and Technology for the Creative Industries programme from Arizona State University.

At the Film Production and Creative Development - Visual Arts program offered by Liberty University you will learn advanced camera techniques using RED Epic Helium 8K cameras, PeeWee dolly, Steadicam, and Ronin devices. 

The Theatre program at Wichita State University will equip you with a firm foundation of knowledge and practical skills for a successful theatre career. 

In this Stage Management programme from Syracuse University  you’ll learn and apply a method of stage managing that is used in every major professional theater company in both the United States and abroad.

The Music Management program from University of the Pacific degree with an emphasis in Music Management prepares students for a wide variety of music careers where their knowledge and understanding of music performance, repertoire, styles and history will become valuable assets. 

The BFA in Stage Management from Lindenwood University prepares you for a career in theatre, dance, and opera through a progression of theatrical coursework and practical stage management experiences combined with professional mentorships outside of the university.

Along with courses in applied music, music theory, and music history that develop your technical understanding of music, you’ll take classes in business and economics that give you a foundation in business administration. The Music Management program is offered by  Florida Southern College.

The Stage Management program of University of Evansville offers specialized courses in architecture and costume history, rendering, advanced production techniques and advanced design are also available to accommodate each student's strengths and interests.

Explore every aspect of Theatre Administration at Ithaca College. Your courses in acting, directing, design, and theatre history complement courses in business, marketing, and communications. The core courses ground you in development, producing, marketing and management.

If you love music but prefer to be on the business side of things, this Music Business program from Winona State University might be the major for you.

The Arts Management program at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point is the oldest undergraduate program of its kind in the state. It was recently ranked tops in the state, fourth in the Midwest. Arts management combines skills in business, communication and the arts to promote all facets of the arts. 

To prepare students personally and professionally for careers in the music industry, the Bachelor of Music in Commercial Music from Azusa Pacific University focuses on integrating skills in the areas of music business, composition and arranging, live and studio performance, as well as audio recording and production.

The Arts and Entertainment Industries Management program at Rider University integrates artistic and business components to instill skills essential to keeping the arts active and integral, with an emphasis in commercial entertainment or nonprofit institutional leadership.