112 Master's in Management of Creative Industries in Europe

The Innovation Management programme at Reykjavík University equips students with the skills to create, develop, and exploit new opportunities – arguably the most valuable set of skills in the current landscape. Innovation and entrepreneurship are critical sources of future social and economic value. 

The Arts and Cultural Management programme at IESA - School of Arts and Culture offered jointly with Paris School of Business (PSB), is exclusively taught in English.

The Performing Arts Management and Entertainment programme at IESA - School of Arts and Culture trains professionals for a career in management in the diverse world of performing arts. This cross-disciplinary program gathers students from all over the world to study the specific demands of the cultural industries in a globalized context.

The Marketing and the Creative Industries course delivered by Queen Mary University of London will study the principles of marketing tailored to creative industries and the cultural sector and you will explore how arts, heritage and culture are linked to business and society.

The Master in Management – Digitalization & Transformation (M.A.) empowers graduates to lead and design digital change across business functions. It merges core management education with in-depth learning in areas such as data science, business model innovation, process optimization, and change management.

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Creative Industries Management and Policy - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Birkbeck, University of London.

Launch your global career with Digital Media and Creative Industries programme from Loughborough University.

Develop the knowledge, skills, and practical experience to thrive in the fast changing, global creative cultural industry with this Creative and Cultural Industries Management course from Newcastle University.

The Artificial Intelligence and Creative Practice programme from Goldsmiths University of London Online explores how artificial intelligence is used in contemporary art, through collaboration and critical inquiry. 

This Master of Science in Arts and Cultural Management from Paris School of Business (PSB) is designed for young graduates or professionals looking to develop specific skill sets applied to the arts & cultural management sector. 

At the Cultural and Arts Management program offered by Audencia you will prepare yourself for a position of high responsibility in arts and cultural institutions such as museums, theaters, galleries and art companies, or in creative industries such as publishing, recording, video games, music or film.

This one-year Digital Creative Media - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Loughborough offers successful students guaranteed progression to Loughborough University.

The Managing Art and Cultural Heritage in Global Markets at IESA - School of Arts and Culture is recognised by the European Commission as an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM). 

If you have ambitions to make it big in the music business then this Music Industry Management and Promotion course from The University of Lancashire will give you the knowledge and industry experience you need to manage your own career and commercialise your activities.

If you're a creative ready to take your studies to the next level, the  Creative Industries course at the University of Portsmouth is a postgraduate taught degree that can help you achieve your ambitions and land your dream job.

The Master in Digital Entertainment Business, developed with Luiss Business School, combines creative practice with the business of cinema, streaming and digital platforms. Taught in English over one year in Amsterdam and at the NABA Rome campus, it explores how audiovisual content is developed, positioned and distributed, with a focus on management, production and audience engagement.

What does Mondrian tell us with his painting 'Victory Boogie Woogie' and how can we understand Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'? Who actually pays for art and culture? What role models does Hollywood provide us with? If these are questions that interest you, then you should definitely consider the Master’s in Arts and Culture. 

This one-year Creativity and Design - International Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Paris prepares you for a range of partner universities, including KEDGE Business School.

The Marketing in the Creative Industries course delivered by Queen Mary University of London focusses on fine and visual arts, theatre, dance, music, fashion, film, design, gaming and more. Students will develop insight into practical marketing and audience development for the arts and cultural sectors learning from established scholars and cultural practitioners. 

The Creative and Cultural Industries Management (Part-Time) programme at Northumbria University focuses on innovation and leadership in the creative and cultural industries. The course offers a practical learning approach. The flexible programme enables you to select a sector to focus on.