Bachelor of Arts - Arts and Festivals Management (Honours)

Join the Bachelor of Arts in Arts & Festivals Management at DMU! Gain practical skills and industry connections. Apply now for a vibrant career!

Program Description Arts and Festivals Management is an applied subject where students develop an understanding of academic debates and demonstrate their practical skills through projects and two practical placements in their chosen arts sector. The course structure allows students to develop their interests and specialise as they progress through it. Students will develop a range of interdisciplinary skills such as teamwork, marketing and management theory, fundraising, business planning, licensing, health and safety, programming and cultural policy. The course will equip students with the practical tools and skills to become leaders in key areas of the cultural arena, including theatres, music venues, galleries, museums and festivals. Reasons to study Arts and Festivals Management at DMU: Arts and Festivals Management: is the longest running degree course of its kind in the UK Excellent links with industry organisations including Universal Music and the London South Bank Centre, provide you with top quality teaching from industry practitioners and invaluable opportunities for volunteering and internships Glastonbury, Paul McCartney’s management company Quest and major art organisations are all employers of Arts and Festivals Management graduates Links with the Leicester Comedy Festival: gives students the opportunity to organise and run their own venue DMU's Cultural Exchanges festival allows students to take part in and run this annual week-long event which has included guest appearances such as Dame Zandra Rhodes, poet Benjamin Zephaniah and artist Grayson Perry European cultural city visit includes the opportunity to take part in a week-long research project 100% of Arts and Festivals Management graduates from summer 2017 are in work or further study after graduating, according to the Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) 2016-17 report International opportunity through DMU Global where students will have the opportunity for a meaningful international experience students will study with professionally-active academic staff: hear from Senior Lecturer Jennie Jordan as she discusses the business of festivals