215 Bachelor's degrees in Management of Creative Industries

The Art Center College of Design offers a degree in Creative Direction. Creativity defines, builds and grows brands, setting apart the quick thinkers and opportunity-seekers from companies that are satisfied with the status quo.

The Creative Direction (Hons) at Arts University Bournemouth is a full-time public programme delivered over three to five years. This degree focuses on conceptual thinking and strategic vision, preparing you to lead creative teams and oversee large-scale projects across the diverse landscape of the global creative economy.

This Creative Arts - Festivals course from Adelaide University is uniquely designed to engage with our state’s festival scene. You’ll have the opportunity to connect with leaders in the creative sector, building your professional network and experience.

The Music Production and Creative Industries Business Management (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University is a full-time, three-year bachelor programme. This public course combines technical audio expertise with professional leadership skills, preparing students for the global music market through hands-on studio work and industry projects.

Want to understand how creativity drives the world, and how the world drives creativity? This Cultural and Creative Industries (Hons) course from University of Nottingham gives you the tools to explore the cultural and creative industries in all their diversity - from music, gaming and performance to marketing, media and beyond.

The Creative Industry Management (Hons) programme at University of Wollongong deems to offer collaborative learning between the creative practices of design and entertainment/ performing arts, along with creative content creation and entrepreneurial skills.

The Dance and Creative Industries Business Management (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University is a three-year, full-time public programme. It combines artistic performance with professional management principles. You will develop choreographic skills alongside expertise in organisational dynamics to prepare for the global creative sector.

The B.Sc. in Creative Computing (Gaming) (Hons) at Bath Spa University offers an engaging curriculum designed for those passionate about game design and development. This full-time programme spans three years, equipping students with essential skills in coding, digital creativity, and interactive design to excel in the gaming industry.

The Arts and Entertainment Management programme at Eastern Michigan University is a B.A. degree designed for those with a passion for the arts and a talent for leadership. This public study mode course lasts four years and combines creative training with business expertise to prepare students for professional management roles.

The Music - Performing Arts Management from DePaul University is a comprehensive interdisciplinary program designed to prepare students for careers in the multi-faceted and extensive industry embracing administration of not-for-profit arts organizations, commercial music management, music licensing, music entrepreneurship, and related areas of cultural management and policy.

Creative Industries (Acting and Performance) from University of Canberra offers a structured course of learning and training in the craft of acting and performance.

In the Theatre Management program from DePaul University, you’ll be exposed to both the art and business aspects of theatre, preparing you for a career in arts administration and management.

The Theatre Performance program at Wichita State University will equip you with a firm foundation of knowledge and practical skills for a successful theatre career. You'll take courses in all aspects of theatre from acting and directing to script analysis and stage lighting. 

The B.F.A. Stage Management Major from Ohio University prepares students for entry into the professional theater as stage managers. The program provides practical experience to develop techniques and skills. 

Studying Arts Management at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts gives graduates the tools to create, develop, facilitate and evaluate cultural programs and organizations.

The University of North Alabama's Jeff Eubanks Culinary Arts Management program is the only comprehensive 4-year Culinary Arts program in the state of Alabama. 

The Technical Direction degree offered at University of Southern California prepares students for a career implementing the designed elements utilized in live entertainment and associated industries.

The Entertainment and Arts Management - Business Administration course at Drexel University and is designed to allow students to complete both the bachelor's degree and the MBA in five years.

The Stage Management program from DePaul University offers a blend of training in the management, design and technical aspects of theatre. It simulates the professional experience and process of stage managers — teaching you to communicate with personnel and manage all areas of production.

The Performing Arts Management program from DePaul University will prepare you for a career in the multi-faceted and extensive performing arts industry.