Diploma in Arts and Cultural Management, MacEwan University

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About this course

MacEwan University offers a two-year, 60-credit diploma in Arts and Cultural Management designed to prepare students for careers in arts management. This program caters to practicing artists or individuals passionate about supporting arts and culture, equipping them with skills to handle administrative roles such as fund development, audience growth, publicity, event planning, and project management. Students gain close ties to the arts community and undertake a practical two-month field placement that helps ease the transition into employment. The program can be pursued full-time, part-time, classroom-based, or online, and offers international educational opportunities including cultural tours and exchanges.

Course fees

Application fees

NaNL

1st year tuition fees

Living cost

Degree requirements

English language test

PTE

TOEFL

IELTS

6.5

DUOLINGO

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Career prospects

Graduates of this diploma find employment in diverse arts organizations across Canada, including roles such as fundraisers, managers, publicists, event coordinators, artist managers, and festival directors. They also work in museums, galleries, and as public programming managers. Some graduates choose to start their own businesses or manage their own artistic practices. The program supports students transitioning into the workforce and provides opportunities for further study through credits transfer.

FAQs

Is this program still accepting applications?

No, the Arts and Cultural Management Diploma program is no longer accepting applications. Students are advised to look into the Bachelor of Fine Arts, Arts and Cultural Management major for new degree and diploma options.

Can I exit the program early?

Yes, students with other post-secondary education can opt to exit after one year for a certificate. This option is available if students complete 36 credits, including core courses, English, options, and work-integrated learning courses.