以您的表演艺术为背景，并准备在国内和国际表演艺术组织中发挥领导作用。该艺术硕士课程将表演艺术管理和相关学科的深入研究与在纽约市领先组织的实习相结合。您将学习如何想象出解决紧急问题的创造性解决方案，批判性思考，有效沟通以及管理人力和物力资源。您还将通过纽约大学斯特恩商学院或纽约大学瓦格纳公共服务研究生院的课程来磨练您的商务技能。
Build on your performing arts background and prepare for a leadership role in national and international performing arts organizations. You’ll combine intensive study with internships at leading New York City organizations. Learn how to imagine creative solutions to emergent problems, think critically, communicate effectively, and manage both human and material resources.Take advantage of unparalleled training within a university that is acclaimed for its preparation of leaders in business, management, and the arts. Your curriculum can be completed in two years of full-time study and will include course work in management studies either at the Stern School of Business or the Wagner School of Public Service. You’ll also study diverse areas of industry-specific interest – such as the environment of arts administration and marketing, finance, planning, and governance in the performing arts – and choose from electives with advice from the program director, as well as complete internships throughout New York City’s performing arts scene. A major paper, project, or case study is required in the Seminar on Cultural Policy: Issues in Arts Administration. You’ll learn to apply fundamental tenets of business and management (marketing, law, audience development, board development and board relations, and fundraising) to the administration of performing arts organizations.As a student in the Performing Arts Administration master's, you will acquire hands-on experience through interning at leading New York City arts organizations. Students have recently completed internships at organizations including the American Ballet Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club, Metropolitan Opera Association, New York Philharmonic, Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York Foundation for the Arts, Paul Taylor Company, and the Atlantic Theater Company, learning skills such as marketing, finance, programming, education, and institutional fundraising.