112 Master's in Management of Creative Industries in Europe

Organising concerts, developing artists, supervising bands: if that’s your dream, you’re in the right place in the Master’s degree programme Music Management at Macromedia University of Applied Sciences. 

In order to become cultural manager, the teaching programme will allow you to conduct projects inside cultural institutions, or to engage in the creation of your own project. We offer a master degree in Art Market and Cultural Management at École EAC.

The MPhil/PhD in Culture, Media and Creative Industries Research at King's College London offers a comprehensive study programme. This full-time or part-time degree, typically lasting three years, is designed for those aspiring to excel in the cultural, media, or creative sectors. Engage with world-class research at a prestigious institution.

Farewell bricks, farewell walls. Mobilize our bodies, our intelligences. DAI Art Praxis at ArtEZ University of the Arts explores the today's challenges: through curating, listening, making, performing, publishing, reading, studying, wandering, thinking, articulating and writing. But also by being a "wilderness".

The MSc in Industrial Management offered by Apsley Business School is designed for professionals hoping to integrate the latest scholarship and theory with the practical day-to-day aspects of their business.

The MBA in Creative Industries offered by Apsley Business School is designed for professionals hoping to integrate the latest scholarship and theory with the practical day-to-day aspects of their business.

The Creative Computing programme at the University of the Arts London (UAL) will give you a material understanding of computational technologies in the context of creative computing research.

The Art and Design Management program from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) helps students build successful business development and efficient communication skills.

Whether your interest is in film, music or digital media production, the Creative Industries degree at Oxford Brookes University is designed to meet the high demand for those with specialist creative skills. We even have our very own student-led creative agency, Brookes Creative, where you can gain invaluable hands-on experience.

This Learning and Teaching in the Creative Disciplines from The Glasgow School of Art is designed to support those currently teaching or supporting learning in higher education.

This multi-faceted Cultural and Creative Industries course at King's College London provides a critical understanding of the cultural and creative industries (CCIs) - which include, for example, the visual and performing arts, museums and galleries, media, film and gaming. 

Arts and Cultural Management MA at King's College London is designed to meet the needs of today’s arts and cultural managers and professionals across a variety of organisations. 

The Media and Creative Industries programme from Erasmus University Rotterdam covers current issues in organisation, policies, production, management, marketing and distribution of media companies and creative industries.

The Creative Computing MSc programme from the University of the Arts London (UAL) is an exciting mix of advanced computing and creative practice set in the context of a world-renowned creative university.

The Arts Management at Istituto Europeo Di Design (IED), Firenze and Roma will train up a professional Art Manager in a top cultural context across 3 art capitals (Florence and Rome first, but also Venice for a week-long workshop).

Turn a passion for culture into management expertise with NEOMA’s MSc Cultural & Creative Industries. Explore production, marketing, digitalisation, cultural policy and intellectual property across music, film, publishing, performing arts and visual arts through projects and immersive experiences.

This Global Performance and Cultural Industries degree at University of Leeds  explores the key disciplines of performance and cultural industries in a global context. 

The MSc in Creative Industries offered by Apsley Business School is designed for professionals hoping to integrate the latest scholarship and theory with the practical day-to-day aspects of their business.

This Audiences, Engagement, Participation course from University of Leeds explores notions of participation and engagement in culture that aim to respect the cultural rights of all citizens as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

This program, entirely taught in English at ISCTE - University Institute of Lisbon, aims to offer an academic specialization which fulfil the needs of the different organizations of the Art Markets. It seeks to develop students' skills of managing projects and investments, as well as of marketing, valuation and negotiation in the arts sector.