Cultural Management - Music, Screen and Video Games TBS Education

Overview

The Cultural Management - Music, Screen and Video Games course from TBS Education integrates cultural insight, technological innovation, and strategic management, designed for the rapidly growing and resilient music, screen, and game sectors. You’ll gain practical experience through real– world projects and a curricular internship with leading organizations in these industries, ensuring you’re ready to lead in this dynamic field. 

Career opportunities:

The MSc Cultural Management: Music, Screen & Video Game Industries prepares you to manage innovative projects and organizations across the music, screen, and game industries. Upon completion, you’ll be ready for diverse roles in these high-growth sectors. 

• Project & Production Management: Take on organizational roles in creative productions. Positions such as Junior Project Manager, Production Coordinator, or Assistant Line Producer involve overseeing timelines, coordinating teams, and ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget—whether for a film, video game, live concert, or TV production.
• Marketing, Communication & Distribution: Graduates can pursue roles like Digital Marketing Officer, Distribution Assistant, or Social Media Officer. These positions focus on promoting content, building digital strategies, and ensuring creative products reach the right audiences through traditional and digital platforms.
• Talent & Artist Relations: For those passionate about working directly with creative professionals, roles such as Assistant Artist Manager, Booking Assistant, or Artist Relations Coordinator provide opportunities to guide artistic careers, negotiate contracts, and manage live performances.
• Financing & Strategic Support: Positions like Sponsorship Assistant, Junior Business Affairs Officer, or Junior Analyst allow graduates to contribute to the financial sustainability of creative projects by securing funding, managing sponsorships, and supporting strategic decision-making.
• Events & Live Sector: The programme also prepares students for careers in the live entertainment industry. Roles such as Live Production Assistant, Programming Assistant, or Audience Relations Officer focus on event management, programming, and enhancing audience experience at concerts, festivals, or gaming conventions.