Music Management

The Music Management program fromUniversity of Liverpool is a program designed with your career prospects in mind. Alongside studying Music Management topics at an advanced level, you will also have the option of a work placement at a relevant arts organisation.

You will graduate from the Music Management program from University of Liverpool with a detailed understanding of Music Management and with enhanced employment prospects.

Key Features

• These prospects will be enriched not only by the support offered from our placements team in securing an optional placement within your course, but also by the expert academic guidance we give you to complete a dissertation in your chosen specialist field. Our industry partnerships and connections provide networking opportunities within the course that will prepare you for employment.
• You’ll gain invaluable knowledge around not only management in the music industry, but also arts management, heritage management and other roles in the public sector.
• You will have access to our diverse Music facilities, including the Tung Auditorium, and specialist practice spaces for classical and popular music. You will be able to access live music, including the vibrant artistic program at the Tung Auditorium and across the thriving musical culture of the city of Liverpool.
• The University’s Department of Music has a long history in music industry studies and our staff will be able to give you the detailed academic support you require to realise a substantial study that helps demonstrate your newly developed expertise to prospective employers. Your CV will be improved and your skill levels will be raised in substantial and rewarding ways.

Career prospects

Graduates from this program have pursued careers in a wide range of areas within the music industry including:

• Orchestra Management
• Venue Management
• Orchestra and Concerts Promotion
• Orchestra and Concerts Marketing
• Artistic Planning for Orchestras
• Community Music engagement
• Fund Raising for the Arts.

Courses include:

• Managing Music Making
• Researching The Music Industry
• Marketing Live Music
• Classical Music: Industry And Social Contexts
• Music Copyright And Contracts