Bachelor of Arts (Arts and Cultural Management)

Edith Cowan University

Prepares students to enter many branches of the arts and creative industries These could include working in theatre companies arts venues dance companies exhibitions galleries concerts festivals cultural organisations as well as technology creation and gaming companiesStudents develop professional knowledge and skills in arts and cultural management marketing finance and legal compliance and at every stage of the course apply what they learn to industry practicums The course has a strong focus on social and cultural sustainability creativity and innovation and emerging digital arts experiences By engaging with corporate and community partners from diverse industry environments and workplaces the course readies students for employment in a diverse range of positions within large and small companies institutions and organisations nationally and internationallyCourse learning outcomesApply broad discipline knowledge of the theories principles and concepts of arts and cultural management to a range of theoretical and practical discipline situationsThink critically to review analyse and synthesise complex arts and cultural management knowledge and problems to improve organisational practiceDemonstrate initiative judgement and creativity in planning problem solving and decision making through project planning for arts and cultural organisationsUse digital technologies and arts management related literacies to access evaluate and synthesise relevant information from multiple sourcesClearly knowledgeably and coherently communicate arts and cultural management knowledge and ideas in diverse contexts and to diverse audiencesApply local national and international perspectives to practice showing respect for diversity and cultural respect when communicating and working with Aboriginal Australian and Torres Strait Islander peoples

Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA)

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