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Designed to produce creative managers with skills in business development, entrepreneurship, cultural management and creative practice, this programme equips students for careers in the creative industries and provides them with a range of transferable skills in management, presentation, and community development as well as enabling students to understand structure and organisation in the cultural and creative industries in a wider context. Programme Code: AK1300
Level: 9
Points: 120
Duration: Two years part time
Venue: City Campus
Starting date: 3 March 2008
Application deadline: 3 December 2007 AUT encourages early application.
Late applications will be accepted if the programme is not full. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Successful completion of the equivalent of a four year bachelors degree or a three year bachelors degree plus one year of advanced study. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS Applicants for whom English or Māori is not their first language are required to provide proof of an acceptable pass/grade gained in an accepted English language test. THE KEY SKILLS YOU WILL ACQUIRE
You will acquire an advanced understanding of the contemporary contexts and applications of management within the cultural and creative industries and develop an understanding of a range of methodologies appropriate to research in the cultural and creative industries. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The creative arts are a burgeoning industry in New Zealand with a wide range of vocational opportunities. Within this sector there is an increasing demand for arts managers, writers, curators, directors and project managers. There are very few providers of training and qualifications to meet this need. This qualification will provide graduates with the knowledge to play a role in the arts – entrepreneurship, curatorial expertise, events management, writing and publication, business practice and managerial skill. PAPERS
Part A: CORE PAPERS. A student must complete 90 points from:
119300 Managing the Contemporary Creative Organisation 30
119301 The Nature of the Cultural and Creative Industries 30
119302 Practical Project or Internship 30 Part B: ELECTIVE PAPERS – A student must complete 30 points from:
119204 Design Systems and Business 15
119205 Merchandising and Branding Strategy 15
119206 Strategic Innovation 15
119303 Leadership in Creative Organisations 15
119304 Marketing the Creative Organisation 15
119305 Entrepreneurship in the Cultural and Creative Industries 15
149112 New Media and Society 15
149119 Cultural Policy Studies 15
149122 Organisational Communication 15
149128 The Creative Industries, Culture and the Marketplace 15
479005 Research Methodology 15
Or any AUT Master of Business paper approved by the Head of Department
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