Graduate Certificate of Business (Arts and Cultural Management)

Program Overview

Deakin University's Graduate Certificate of Business (Arts and Cultural Management) is a one-year part-time program that prepares students for leadership roles in the arts and cultural sector. The program's curriculum, developed in consultation with industry experts, includes core units in arts marketing, management, financial interpretation, and human resource management. Graduates are eligible for entry into the Graduate Diploma or Master of Business (Arts and Cultural Management).

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• The Graduate Certificate of Business (Arts and Cultural Management) is a one-year part-time program offered by Deakin University.
• It prepares students for leadership roles in both not-for-profit and commercial arts and cultural organizations.
• The program's curriculum is responsive to trends within the sector and is developed in consultation with advisory boards and industry experts.

Outline:

• The program consists of four core units from Deakin's Master of Business (Arts and Cultural Management):
• Arts Marketing
• Arts Management
• Financial Interpretation
• Human Resource Management
• In addition, students must complete a 0-credit point Academic Integrity Module.
• The program is offered online, with intakes in March and July.

Assessment:

• Assessment methods may include:
• Assignments
• Projects
• Presentations
• Exams
• Assessment criteria will be provided in the unit guides upon enrolment.

Teaching:

• The program is taught by academics with successful careers in the arts and creative sectors.
• They bring their real-world experience into the classroom, providing students with practical insights and guidance.

Careers:

• Graduates of the program will be prepared for leadership roles in a range of settings, including:
• Performing and visual arts festivals
• Community arts and cultural development
• Publishing houses
• Arts and cultural venues
• Touring companies
• Screen industries
• Museums and galleries
• They will also be eligible for entry into the Graduate Diploma of Business (Arts and Cultural Management) or the Master of Business (Arts and Cultural Management).