Drexel University's Entertainment & Arts Management Bachelor of Science program provides an immersive learning environment centered on the creative industries, one of the fastest-growing economic sectors in the United States and around the world. Tremendous growth in media and the arts has created a need for professionals who can combine both management and leadership skills with a thorough understanding of art, entertainment, and media.<br><br>Drexel's Entertainment & Arts Management (EAM) program prepares students for challenges in the creative industries by providing both a specialized curriculum through which students may choose an arts or media concentration with a nationally-ranked cooperative education (co-op) component.<br><br>Students in Drexel's EAM program choose concentrations in media management, performing arts management, or visual arts management. However, unlike other undergraduate programs in entertainment business management, students are not required to choose a nonprofit or for-profit focus. This allows Drexel students increased flexibility when choosing their career paths and a distinct professional advantage in today's ever-changing arts and entertainment industries.<br><br>EAM majors will participate in Drexel's Co-op program, which gives them the opportunity to earn up to six months of industry experience before graduation. Studies show that our graduates with co-op experience earn higher starting salaries and performance ratings. Additionally, students have access to Philadelphia's thriving arts and entertainment community. Philadelphia boasts world-renowned museums, theaters, dance companies, music venues, and film festivals. Entertainment & Arts Management majors form connections in Philadelphia through co-op, curriculum, and our outstanding facultyall top professionals in creative fields.