60 Master's degrees in Management of Creative Industries in United Kingdom

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. 

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.

Through this Music Industry Management and Artist Development course from the University of West London you will study key concepts in managing and developing a music career and a broad range of entrepreneurial and transferable skills suitable for a variety of music industry jobs.

The Learning and Teaching in the Creative Industries at MetFilm School is designed for anyone looking to develop a career as an educator within the creative industries. 

The MA Business for the Creative Industries at MetFilm School is an innovative and flexible postgraduate course that prepares you for leadership roles in the creative sector.

The MSc in Creative and Cultural Industries Management at the University of Sheffield is a one-year full-time programme designed to equip students with essential management skills for the creative sector. This course draws upon the expertise of experienced academics, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the industry's business dynamics.

The Innovation and Creative Strategy program from Northumbria University will give you a transformative educational experience that combines design thinking, entrepreneurial leadership and real-world client briefs from start-up charities to Fortune 500 corporations to develop your innovative and entrepreneurial mindset.

Embark on a dynamic journey at the intersection of arts, culture, and heritage with the University of Leeds's Arts Management and Heritage Studies MA program. Explore the intricate relationship between artistic expression, cultural institutions, and heritage preservation, gaining practical skills and theoretical insights to navigate the complexities of the cultural sector.

Enhance your career in creative arts with this uniquely structured Creative Arts and Social Justice programme offered by University of East London that brings together specialist research skills with the additional element of research advocacy training so that you can learn how to use your research for social justice aims.

Through this Cultural and Creative Industries MA at York St John University, you will develop your critical understanding and awareness of the key issues shaping these industries, exploring cross-disciplinary views on the social, economic, and technological contexts which they operate. 

The Arts Management M.Sc. at Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama is a one-year, full-time professional programme. This industry-led course focuses on the creative sector, combining academic study with two work placements. It is designed for those seeking leadership roles in marketing, fundraising, or project development.

This M.A. in Production Management for TV, Film, and Digital Media at the University of Salford spans one year for full-time students or two years for part-time attendees. The programme is tailored for individuals aspiring to excel in production management across various media formats, providing essential industry insights and hands-on experience.

From TV and advertising to social media and film, images form a part of our everyday lives. The Film, Visual Culture and Arts Management programme of the University of Aberdeen develops your critical skills to both sort through and contextualise the images surrounding us. This programme offers hands-on, real-life experience to prepare you for future study or work in the world of images.

This Arts Management and Heritage Studies MA programme from the University of Leeds aims to develop your understanding of the changing political, policy and practice contexts within which the arts and heritage sectors operate today. 

This flexible Arts Management course offered by Bath Spa University adapts to the ever changing world of culture and the arts. It will expand your theoretical understanding and professional knowledge of arts and cultural management, through hands-on experience and work-based learning.

The Arts Management programme, leading to an M.A. at Birkbeck, University of London, spans one year for full-time students. This course is available in various formats, including on-campus and flexible learning options, allowing students to tailor their educational experience to their needs while gaining critical insights into the creative industries.

The MA in Arts Management, Policy and Practice course offered at The University of Manchester covers the wide range of expertise associated with running arts organisations and coordinating arts and cultural programmes and events, as well as the strategic development of art forms, cultural leadership practices and local cultural management.

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.

The Creative Events Management (Online) course at Falmouth University will support you to rise to these challenges, helping you to evolve your practice in the planning, production and delivery of exceptional event experiences that are sustainable, inclusive and memorable.