Arts Management and Leadership
Available as a concentration
Students from any major can develop skills and knowledge associated with engaging careers in the arts and culture sector. This program in not-for-profit, mission-based management and leadership prepares you for work in an arts-related organization, such as a gallery or museum, concert or theatre venue, arts foundation, or your own studio as an artist, musician, or theatre professional. Students complete coursework in business administration, creative practice, and critical appreciation.
Curriculum & Courses
Sample Course Offerings
AMGL 210: Introduction to Arts Management and Leadership
ARTH 224: The Encyclopedic Museum and Archaeological Ethics
PUBL 201: Introduction to Publishing
Faculty
News
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Clover Archer devoted months of research to a new exhibit co-sponsored by the Center for Studying Structures of Race and Olin Hall Galleries.
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This year's awards honored artist Whitney Brock and community leader Dr. Nathaniel L. Bishop.
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The grant-funded residency brought three accomplished artisans from Wonju, Korea, to campus for two weeks.
Students from any major can develop skills and knowledge associated with engaging careers in the arts and culture sector. This program in not-for-profit, mission-based management and leadership prepares you for work in an arts-related organization, such as a gallery or museum, concert or theatre venue, arts foundation, or your own studio as an artist, musician, or theatre professional. Students complete coursework in business administration, creative practice, and critical appreciation.
We offer a concentration in Arts Management and Leadership.