Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship Goldsmiths, University of London

Overview

The MPhil/PhD Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship at Goldsmiths, University of London is a research-intensive programme that enables students to explore entrepreneurial practice, innovation and leadership within creative and cultural contexts. It supports original inquiry into the dynamics of creative economies, cultural production and organisational change, combining interdisciplinary theory with critical research training and expert supervision to develop thought leaders and innovators in the cultural sector.

Why Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship at Goldsmiths?

Goldsmiths, University of London is renowned for its exceptional research output and innovative teaching methodologies. The institution is ranked highly in cultural studies, notably for its School of Creative Management, which serves as a hub for leading academic thought. This school is home to influential journals, including Theory, Culture & Society, recognised as the top journal in Cultural Studies for five consecutive years. The unique environment at Goldsmiths encourages collaboration and interdisciplinary research, making it an ideal place for those looking to explore the intersections of creativity and entrepreneurship.

The programme is designed for individuals who aspire to contribute significantly to the fields of cultural policy, arts management, and creative entrepreneurship. Students engage in high-quality research that aligns with Goldsmiths' prestigious reputation. The faculty comprises world-leading scholars and practitioners who guide students through their research journey, ensuring a supportive and enriching academic experience.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship are as follows:

• Home students: £TBC
• International students: £21,000 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The MPhil/PhD programme encompasses a comprehensive research training programme, which includes:

• Weekly seminars in research methodology
• Opportunities for publication of articles
• Thesis submission of up to 100,000 words

Students are encouraged to focus on various research areas, including:

• Cultural and creative entrepreneurship
• Creative industries
• Social entrepreneurship
• Cultural policy
• Audience development
• Consumer culture

Careers with Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship

Graduates of the MPhil/PhD in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship have a wide array of career opportunities. They can pursue roles in academia, research, and practice-oriented work, or engage in development projects within the social innovation and social economy sectors. Many alumni find positions in the arts and cultural industries, contributing to creative sectors, publishing, and cultural policy development. The skills and insights gained during the programme equip graduates to thrive in diverse professional environments, making a significant impact in their chosen fields.