荣誉艺术管理学士学位-士嘉堡

作为美国运行时间最长的艺术管理计划
Arts Management is designed for students interested in both the creative practice and the business of the arts. It provides students with a solid grounding in the knowledge and skills necessary for fulfilling professional careers in producing, presenting and exhibiting organizations (theatres, opera companies, orchestras, dance companies, galleries, museums), arts councils, arts service organizations, government, and also for graduate studies in disciplines such as Arts Management, Cultural and Public Policy, Arts Education, and Museum or Curatorial Studies. Students can choose either the Specialist Program in Arts Management or the Major Program in Arts and Media Management. Students should consult with their ACM Program Manager to ensure proper course/program planning.<br>While a majority of the academic work in the program is based on the not-for-profit arts model, the skills that UTSC's arts management students develop are transferable skills: critical thinking, organizational development, marketing, fundraising, public relations and public policy can be applied to many fields, and graduates may eventually opt to work in for-profit cultural industries such as commercial music, film and television, or even non-arts sectors that require similar abilities.<br>The Standard Stream of the program is designed to give students a broad and deep understanding of Arts Management at the undergraduate level through academic courses but without full-field placements. This stream is well suited to students who have past or alternate practical experience in arts management.