215 Bachelor's degrees in Management of Creative Industries

The Creative Production (Hons) degree at St Mary's University, Twickenham, London, is a three-year programme that immerses students in the dynamic world of creative arts. This hands-on course focuses on practical skills essential for theatre and media production, preparing graduates for various roles in the industry.

The University of Warwick offers a B.A. in Media and Creative Industries, designed to immerse students in the dynamic landscape of media. This full-time programme equips learners with essential skills for a career in various creative sectors, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the industry over a standard duration.

The Arts Administration - Music major at Marywood University combines two areas of artistic interest with practical business applications. Students may choose a concentration in either music or theatre. They must also choose a secondary concentration in music, theatre, or art.

A cooperative program with the Business, Music, and Communication Arts Departments, a bachelor’s degree in Arts Administration at Marywood University is for students who have a strong affinity for visual arts and who plan to work in arts management.

The Creative Industries Business Management and Dance programme at Liverpool Hope University is a full-time, three-year degree. This public study mode course combines professional management principles with creative choreographic practice, preparing students for leadership roles within the global arts and commercial sectors.

The Music and Creative Industries Business Management (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University is a three-year, full-time public programme. It combines professional musicianship with essential management skills, offering one-to-one tuition and industry insights within a vibrant, creative city environment.

Throughout the Theatre Industry Practice (Hons), B.A. degree from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) you'll learn from expert practitioners, gain hands-on experience via a placement module of your choice, and engage with extra-curricular workshops and master classes delivered by industry professionals.

The Business Management for the Creative Industries (Games) (Hons) programme offered by Teesside University teaches you to run your own studio, manage projects for a major game developer or launch a digital start-up, this course gives you the commercial insight, leadership mindset and creative expertise you need to thrive in a fast-evolving industry.

The Creative Industries Management (Hons) programme offered by Leeds Arts University encompasses a diverse range of creative disciplines and management practices to prepare you for a career in the creative industries. You will gain knowledge of core business practices for successful creative businesses that include strategy, marketing, finance and entrepreneurship.

The Film Production and Creative Development - Storytelling program offered by Liberty University develops your practical skills in directing actors, breaking down a script to develop a vision, and communicating with all departments.

The Music Management programme at Georgia State University is a public B.S. degree designed for future industry leaders. This comprehensive course combines business theory with practical music industry experience. Students develop essential skills in artist management and marketing through flexible full-time study in Atlanta.

The Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and Communication program at Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi  gives you the opportunity to explore a variety of economics, business and humanities topics, which will enhance your critical assessment skills. All of this will prepare you to become a good manager. 

When you choose to study Stage Management at University of Hartford, you will be prepared for a professional career in the management of all genres of performance. You will learn aspects of production as well as personnel skills.  

Nazareth University offers a Bachelor of Science program in Sports, Entertainment, and Arts Management, preparing students for dynamic careers in the vibrant world of arts and entertainment.

The Film Production and Creative Development program offered by Liberty University offers you a unique Christ-centered, story-centric film production experience. 

The Cultural, Creative and Media Industries programme offered by The University of Manchester is interdisciplinary study covering a range of industries, and how they function from theoretical perspectives to practice.

This Creative Arts - Creative Industries course from Adelaide University is your go-to degree for a career in the creative industries.  

The Arts Management programme at Indiana University Bloomington provides a comprehensive public study mode for students pursuing a Bachelor degree. This curriculum focuses on the Management of Creative Industries, blending professional expertise with academic rigour to prepare graduates for leadership in the global arts sector.

Through the Arts Management program at The Ohio State University, students will understand the issues, problems and policy interventions impacting the contemporary arts and cultural industries, develop business and managerial skills for professional decision making in arts and cultural organizations, and practice creative and critical thinking in various arts and cultural environments.

The Arts Management program of Midland University combines the creativity, collaboration, and confidence cultivated by involvement in the arts with industry-specific business skills and knowledge to become highly marketable in the business and performance world.