Offering a unique blend of critical approaches to the study of culture, combined with practical experience of working in the creative economy of a major European city, this taught Masters degree prepares the international creative makers, organisers and entrepreneurs of tomorrow. You will the gain experience of working in the cultural industries, an insight into critical approaches to culture, an international perspective on culture and creativity, and a detailed knowledge of the international creative economy. This will be achieved through the exploration of theatre, film and TV, museums, galleries, publishing and the music industry. You will learn from expert practitioners in the cultural industries and undertake rigorous training in understanding culture. A work placement and international field trip are key features of the programme. You will also have the opportunity to shape your pathway of study around your own interests, including work experience, cultural criticism, and creative fieldwork and production.

Career Prospects

What are my career prospects?

On successful completion of this programme, you will be well placed to work in the cultural industries, such as theatre, film and TV, museums and galleries, publishing, the music industry, or as an entrepreneur.

Potential roles include creative entrepreneurship, film and media production, arts management and policy, museums and galleries administration, theatre management and creative practice, music industry executive, festival organisation, digital and technological creativity, or founding and running an independent arts organisation.

Alternatively, you may wish to undertake further study and research in creative enterprise or critical approaches to culture.