Throught this MA in Art and Design Management students will be able to create and manage high-quality, fundable projects and businesses in the creative industries. Through case studies and internships, they will learn how to develop design and art projects; how to communicate effectively and achieve international success.

In addition to sound theoretical knowledge, the programme helps students build successful business development and efficient communication skills. Graduates can find jobs in design companies, cultural institutions, the art market, exhibition spaces or even the media. 

Objectives: 

In addition to sound theoretical knowledge, the programme aims to help students build successful business development and efficient communication skills.

Upon graduation, you will have employment opportunities in design companies, cultural institutions, the artmarket, exhibition spaces or even the media. You will be able to create and manage high-quality, financially viable projects and businesses in the creative industries. 

Through case studies and internships, you will learn how to develop design and art projects, communicateeffectively, and achieve international success. 

Structure:

At MOME all Master’s study programmes follow a common structure. Each curriculum subject consists of 5-10-15 or 20 ECTS credits depending on the workload required to achieve the intended learning outcomes. 5 ECTS credits equate to approximately 150 hours of work.

During your studies you will:

• develop your specific competences to be an Art and Design Manager with the help of the Programme-Specific Module,
• collaborate on projects with your fellow MA and BA students from other study programmes on different social and economic problems in the Research, Development and Innovation Module
• enrich your knowledge based on your interests in the Elective Module
• participate in intensive workshops during the Course Week

Planning your studies:

Planning your studies is essential to maximise the benefits from the programme. Following the recommended study path will support you in gradually working towards a successful diploma project. All programme-specific subjects have designated places in the curriculum, signified by the number in their title (e.g. Business Economics 1 is best be completed in the 1st semester).

In the 1st, 2nd and 3rd semesters you are advised to complete the RDI module, and in the 1st,2nd and 4th semesters the Elective modules by taking 1 course from these modules in each semester.

The Course Week module takes place in the middle of the autumn semester and in the first week of the spring semester. Given that the Course Week is a one-week-long workshop or lecture series, you can decide in which semesters you would like to take the two mandatory courses.

If you are planning to spend a semester abroad at a partner university, discuss with your programme lead which semester is the most convenient for studying abroad. It is essential to plan your mobility period as early as possible.