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Music Organisations is a Certificate Program that provides specialized, up-to-date and cutting-edge knowledge in a variety of theoretical and practical issues pertaining to music organisations. The programme, taught in English, includes topics regarding the structures and governance of music organisations, management and leadership, communication and PR for music organisations, festivals and events management, and audiences in the culture and music sectors.

It is taking into consideration developments in the area of music organisations in Europe and worldwide, making it an idea choice for young graduates who wish to pursue a career in a music organisations, or established professionals who want to acquire an academic knowledge and degree in the field.

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The Music and Entrepreneurship Certificate Program is an international program taught in English designed to provide students with knowledge and skills to pursue a career in the music business sector. Classes include topics such as the economics of culture, copyright and regulation in the music business, artists management, the impact of technology, and digital marketing and sales.

The program is suitable for graduates who wish for example to pursue a career as entrepreneurs or artist managers, or established professionals wishing to update their knowledge, gain an up-to-date oversight of the music business sector, as well as network with international colleagues, be they lecturers or students.

It is possible to first complete the Certificate Program “Music and Entrepreneurship". The completed continuing education program can then be credited towards the “Music Business and Culture” continuing education program in terms of content and financing
 

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The Music, Aesthetics and Society Certificate Program is an international program taught in English, designed to offer up-to-date knowledge on conditions and topics that affect the governance and operation of the music sector of today. Classes include topics on areas such as music aesthetics, curating, programming and artistic planning, cultural policy, cultural diplomacy, cultural democracy, sustainability, diversity, music psychology, music careers, music in a transdisciplinary context and in relation to areas such as archives, architecture, or games.

The programme is suitable for graduates who would like to gain a more theoretical and contextual perspective of areas important for the music sector, as well as professionals who wish to expand their understanding on the socioeconomic conditions that shape the function of the music sector of today.

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