对于那些拥有本科学位并且对艺术充满热情的人，或者那些曾经在文化领域和折衷感兴趣的领域工作过的经验的人来说，本硕士课程是理想的选择。有能力的专业人士准备开始，继续或改变您的职业。完成课程后，您将能够评估和整合文化，政策和管理的理论与实践。学生的经历贯穿于我们所做的一切，从课程本身的结构到我们的讨论和辅导。该课程是在一个咨询小组的支持下制定的，该咨询小组包括来自英格兰艺术理事会，巴比肯，莎士比亚环球剧场和V＆A的资深人士。这意味着您的学习将与该行业的最新见解相吻合。
The creative economy (including film, music, writing, computer games, live performance and art practice) is one of the fastest growing industries. This programme will help you understand how to support and sustain cultural and creative activities, in terms of policy and governance.If you want to shape the future of the cultural sector, the MA Culture, Policy and Management is for you. This master's will help you develop both the core and the transferable skills that are in demand in the complex and exciting world of the creative economy, including understanding and supporting innovation and creativity.This programme will help you understand the big picture of the creative economy to make connections between different fields and activities, so you can become a competent professional ready to start, continue or change your career.On completion of the course, you will be able to evaluate and integrate the theories and practices of culture, policy and management. The student experience runs through everything we do, from the structure of the course itself to our discussions and tutorials.<br>Who is this course for<br>This master's is ideal for those who have an undergraduate degree and a passion for the arts, or for those coming from a social science perspective on policy and management. The key thing is a desire to work with the creative economy.<br>Career<br>The creative economy is one of today’s most vibrant fields of activity, the leading edge of global transition to knowledge economies.The challenge of managing and directing activity in this new field towards social and economic goals requires people trained in the multidisciplinary skills that this master's provides, more so than traditional arts policy, or management, or economics.From orchestras and the fine art market, to marketing and management, most of our graduates are employed in cultural roles.<br>