School of Humanities

A School of Arts and Management typically combines the creative disciplines with business and administrative studies, offering a diverse range of programs that prepare students for careers in the arts, business management, and related fields. These schools aim to blend artistic innovation with practical management skills, fostering a unique educational environment.

Key Features and Offerings

Academic Programs

Undergraduate Degrees: Bachelors in Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Music, Film, Theatre, Business Administration, Marketing, Finance, and Human Resource Management.
Graduate Degrees: Masters in Arts Management, MBA (Master of Business Administration), MFA (Master of Fine Arts), and specialized programs such as Arts Entrepreneurship or Creative Industries Management.

Creative and Business Integration

Interdisciplinary Courses: Programs that integrate arts and management principles, such as courses in Arts Marketing, Cultural Policy, and Nonprofit Management.
Project-Based Learning: Opportunities to work on real-world projects that require both creative and managerial expertise.

Industry Connection

Internships and Practicums: Practical experience through internships in art galleries, theaters, museums, media companies, and business corporations.
Guest Lectures and Workshops: Regular sessions with industry leaders and professionals who provide insights and networking opportunities.

Facilities and Resources:

Studios and Performance Spaces: Dedicated spaces for visual arts, music, theater, and dance.
Business Labs: Resources for developing business plans, conducting market research, and exploring entrepreneurial ventures.