48 Full-time Master's in Event Management in United Kingdom

International Events Management from Canterbury Christ Church University a dynamic and industry-focused course that will equip you with the advanced knowledge, creative vision, and strategic expertise needed to excel in the international events, tourism, and hospitality sectors.

The International Incorporated Masters in MSc International Festival and Event Management from Edinburgh Napier University International College gives students a deeper understanding in preparation for their chosen postgraduate degree.

The International Event Management programme from Ulster University will give you the skills and confidence to successfully manage events anywhere in the world. From hotel functions to mass sporting events or business trade shows you can help make these happen.

The Creative Technologies for Live Events program from Academy of Live Technology blends research, innovation, and ingenuity. You will work at the cutting edge of event-technology development used for artistic and design-led applications and careers. 

Famous festivals. Mega sporting competitions. Global meetings and congresses. On the Global Events Management degree at Oxford Brookes University , you’ll unlock opportunities to take the lead organising large-scale events like these around the world. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t got experience in this area – we’ll give you the know-how you need.

Home to iconic venues and a thriving events scene, Cardiff is a city where world-class sports, music, and theatre take centre stage. What better place to study MSc International Events Management?

Events Management from Ravensbourne University London course is for aspiring professionals aiming to lead and innovate in the global events industry.

The Live Event Design program from Academy of Live Technology gives a complete overview of event design and processes - from site plans, drawings, and visualisation to how designs are communicated. The programme does not limit the learning experience to one field, but rather allows students to focus on what is most interesting to them while keeping within the context of live event design.