管理研究生文凭（艺术和文化管理）

该学位与阿德莱德节日中心一起提供，为学生提供管理成功的艺术和文化组织，计划，节日，活动和场所所需的各种商务技能和知识。培养技能，经验和知识，在充满活力的艺术领域发挥专业作用，这是南澳大利亚唯一的资格。在这份激动人心的研究生文凭课程中，您将深刻理解当代管理理论及其如何应用于创意艺术和文化产业的各个要素。在学习艺术环境的同时，您将培养领导能力和解决问题的能力。我们的夏季和冬季学校提供令人兴奋的学习和学习机会。通过密集课程，实习课程和全球学习之旅等选项，您可以全年分散学习负担，增加交流机会并快速掌握学位。如果您
Offered in conjunction with the Adelaide Festival Centre, this degree equips students with the diverse business skills and knowledge required to manage successful arts and cultural organisations, programs, festivals, events and venues.You will study the arts environment, and arts and cultural leadership and governance. As a graduate, you can rest assured that yours is a globally competitive degree that is respected internationally for its quality and relevance to industry. You will be equipped with the knowledge and experience to succeed as a leader within the arts and cultural sectors, enabling you to address the challenges of sustainability that build relationships with audiences and industry stakeholders to enhance cultural vitality.This exciting graduate diploma will provide you with a strong understanding of contemporary management theory and how it applies to the various elements of the creative arts and cultural industries. You will develop leadership and problem-solving abilities while studying the arts environment.The Graduate Diploma in Management (Arts and Cultural Management) is made up of 8 courses. You will complete two courses in your specialisation: Arts Environment, and Arts and Cultural Leadership and Governance. You will also complete four Business School core courses and two electives.<br><br>Career outcomes -: Upon graduation, you will be well-equipped for a role in all areas of the arts and cultural sector.You could consider roles such as gallery manager, festival director, theatre manager, artistic director, executive producer or corporate partnerships manager in settings such as:<br><br> museums, galleries, zoos and aquaria <br> performing arts and theatrical companies<br> arts centres and venues<br> festivals and events<br> arts funding agencies such as government arts departments and councils<br> small artist cooperatives