Arts Management Co-Major
For information, contact Todd Stuart, Director of Arts Management, 129 Center for Performing Arts, 513-529-2371.
Given the challenges for artists, arts, and cultural organizations to survive in an increasingly competitive business environment, the need for educated arts managers is increasing. The practice of arts management is a synthesis of art, creativity, innovation, management, and entrepreneurship. The co-major will prepare students to balance aesthetic understanding with specialized skills in generating income, managing boards, stimulating public access, and sustaining the mission and vision of organizations whose primary purpose is the delivery, presentation, and preservation of arts and culture. These skills are applicable to arts councils, museums, community art centers, galleries, orchestras, theatres, and other creative enterprises.
A minimum overall 2.00 GPA is required for the co-major. All courses except the internship must be taken for a grade (not credit/no-credit). A high school diploma is required for admission to the co-major. Students may not pursue both the major in Arts Management & Arts Entrepreneurship and the co-major in Arts Management.
Program Requirements
(30-31 semester hours)
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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Core Courses | ||
CCA 111 | Innovation, Creativity and Design Thinking | 3 |
CCA 201 | Introduction to Arts Management | 3 |
AMAE Electives - complete 9 hours: | 9 | |
Introduction to Music Business | ||
Arts Marketing & Engagement | ||
Financial Management & Development in the Arts | ||
Arts Entrepreneurship | ||
Policy & Advocacy in the Arts | ||
Internship/Practicum - complete 3 hours: | 3 | |
Arts Management Practicum | ||
Internship | ||
Culminating Experience - complete 3 hours: | 3 | |
Strategic Innovation in the Arts | ||
Advanced Topics in the Creative Arts | ||
Select a track | 9-10 | |
TRACK 1 - GENERAL BUSINESS | ||
Select 9 hours of the following: | ||
Accounting for the Non-Business Major | ||
Principles of Microeconomics | ||
Entrepreneurship Foundations | ||
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Business Models ( (ESP 101 is pre-/co-requisite)) | ||
Introduction to Business | ||
Introduction to Management for Non-business Majors | ||
or MGT 291 | Introduction to Management & Leadership | |
Business Concepts in Customer Engagement | ||
or MKT 291 | Principles of Marketing | |
TRACK 2 - BUSINESS INTENSIVE - MIAMI PRIME | ||
Select the following: | ||
Basics of Business I | ||
Basics of Business II | ||
Business Process Integration | ||
TRACK 3 - ENTREPRENEURSHIP | ||
Students must declare the Entrepreneurship thematic sequence to have access to this option. | ||
Select the following: | ||
Entrepreneurship Foundations | ||
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Business Models | ||
Entrepreneurial Value Creation and Capture | ||
Entrepreneurial Mindset: Creativity and Organization | ||
TRACK 4 - CREATIVE ARTS | ||
Farmer School of Business majors must take this track. Not open to College of Creative Arts majors. | ||
Select nine hours from ARC, ART, MUS, THE, FAS, ETBD, or CCA 1 | ||
Total Credit Hours | 30-31 |
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No more than two of the same music ensemble (MUS100A-MUS100Z) may count toward the co-major.