176 Master's degrees in Management of Creative Industries

The Creative Management in New Media studies at University of Silesia in Katowice are a proposal for people who have a bachelor's (Bachelor) or master's (Master of Science) degree and want to strengthen their competences in the field of communication in social media, as well as expand, organize and consolidate knowledge about new tools and techniques of using social media. 

Start a career in gallery, event and museum project management with a degree that brings together a global network of curators, academics, managers and artists. This Arts (Arts Management) program from RMIT University will help you gain capabilities that broaden your professional opportunities as an artist or manager.

The Master’s in Arts Administration at the University of New Orleans prepares students to pursue their passions through successful careers in the arts and entertainment field. The program balances the performing and visual arts, the nonprofit and commercial arts sectors, and prepares students for employment at established institutions or to start their own enterprises.

This Creative Industries programme at The University of Edinburgh prepares you to excel in one of the world’s fastest-growing sectors. 

Eager to bring together your disciplinary and educational practice? Join Royal College of Art's MEd in Creative Education to learn how to design and deliver experimental education as part of a diverse community of creative people.

The Computing in the Creative Industries (Modular) programme from the University of the Arts London (UAL) allows you to build your own postgraduate degree from units across the postgraduate courses at UAL Creative Computing Institute.

This Professional Creative Practice programme from the Eastern Institute of Technology it offers a unique perspective from both the European and Māori creative culture allowing a wide selection of media to be advanced. The programme enables you to further your creative practice through guided reflection, research and professional practice.

The course in Luxury and Design Management at ICN Business School is designed to produce multi-talented executives who are able to enter the luxury industry (products and services) with a far-reaching and holistic vision of this sector.

Columbia College Chicago's full-time, two-year Arts Management (MAM) program is specifically designed for arts and entertainment professionals who know their professional success requires them to refine or deepen their knowledge of for-profit and nonprofit management.

Interested in making music your passion and career? Get the skills to become a leader and navigate this challenging but creatively enriching industry with this Music Management degree from University of Leeds.

Our dynamic, multi-disciplinary MA Creative Enterprise course at University of East London has been tailored for individuals looking to apply their creative specialism within a freelance environment or start their own business.

Step into the realm of theatrical management with Florida State University's Theatre Management MFA master program. This esteemed program blends practical experience with theoretical knowledge, providing students with the skills and expertise needed to thrive in the diverse and dynamic field of theater management. 

Immerse yourself in the intersection of global management, creative industries, and design thinking with Arizona State University's Global Management (Creative Industries and Design Thinking) MGM program.

This Learning and Teaching in the Creative Industries programme at BIMM University has been thoughtfully designed to suit both new and experienced educators.

This Applied Machine Learning for Creatives course from University of the Arts London (UAL) gives you the opportunity to learn computer and data science skills, as well as introducing you to functional approaches to applied  machine learning.

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.