Bachelor of Arts and Entertainment Management
Bachelor of Arts and Entertainment Management
Our Bachelor of Arts & Entertainment Management program you will help you master the essentials of the music business – from marketing and artist management to music business economics and law – giving you the skills you need for a lifelong career in the entertainment business. What You’ll Study The…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Our Bachelor of Arts & Entertainment Management program you will help you master the essentials of the music business – from marketing and artist management to music business economics and law – giving you the skills you need for a lifelong career in the entertainment business.
What You’ll Study
The course provides a balance of theoretical learning with practical, real-world training. You will learn how to collaborate with writers, producers, and performers across our diverse music programs, and build a resilient set of capabilities for the rapidly changing music industry.
You will emerge with the leadership, business design, and innovation skills required to successfully manage contemporary organisations in the commercial, public, and not-for-profit sectors.
Whether you want to run your own business or join established music companies – you will be ready with the skills to succeed.
There are three stages in the Bachelor of Arts and Entertainment Management program, depending on the depth of study you prefer.
You may exit with a Diploma of Arts and Entertainment Management at the end of 3 study periods.
You may exit with the Associate Degree of Arts and Entertainment Management at the end of 6 study periods.
The Bachelor of Arts and Entertainment Management is awarded at the end of 9 study periods.
Career Opportunities
This course provides an industry-recognised qualification with multiple career opportunities such as:
Entrepreneur
Booking Agent
Grants Officer
Media Officer
Sales Officer
Artist Manager
Event Manager
Marketing Manager
Label Manager
A&R Manager
Venue Manager
Licensing Manager
Promotions Manager
Tour Manager
Business Development Manager
Communications Manager
Sponsorship Manager
Producer
Business Analyst
Research Advisor
Policy Advisor
Promoter
REQUIREMENTS
Applicants into undergraduate courses must meet at least one of the following requirements:
Have successfully completed an Australian Year 12 qualification (or international equivalent);
Completed at least 6 months of full-time Higher Education (HE) study (or the part-time equivalent) at AQF level 5 degree or higher (or its international equivalent).
Successfully completed an AQF VET qualification Certificate IV or above (or its overseas equivalent).
IELTS Academic: 6.0 overall with no band less than 5.5
PTE Academic: 50-57 with no band less than 42
TOEFL Ibt: 60 – 78 with a minimum of: 8 in reading, 7 in listening, 18 in writing and 16 in speaking
Duolingo English Test: 95-100 with no band less than 85 – 90
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
The Australian Institute of Music (AIM) offers courses and degrees in classical music, music performance, entertainment management, music theatre, audio engineering, production and composition. AIM is currently the only private tertiary college in the whole of Australia that is dedicated solely to the pursuit of excellence in music. AIM offers a range of high-quality Music and Entertainment Management degrees in the form of short courses, bachelor’s and master’s programs. Courses on offer are designed to provide graduates with the skillset and industry connections needed to excel in the entertainment and music industries. AIM is connected to the music industry which helps students network for internships and employment. Through AIM’s student-run music label, live performances and innovation lab, students get real world learning opportunities. Students can also avail excellent internship programs with Australia’s best music companies.
