Music Industry Management And Artist Development

Program Overview

Ready to turn your love for music into a career? Fanshawe’s Music Industry Management and Artist Development graduate certificate is a dynamic one-year program tailored for graduates passionate about music and the music business. Dive into marketing, event production, artist management, and more, preparing for impactful careers in artist development, performance, and promotion within the vibrant landscape of the music industry.

Program Structure

The Music Industry Management and Artist Development program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the music industry. The program is delivered over a duration of 30 weeks, allowing students to immerse themselves in various aspects of music management and artist development.

Key features of the program structure include:

• Hands-on learning experiences through a 150-hour internship.
• Collaboration with peers across disciplines within the School.
• Blended format delivery, ensuring flexibility in learning.
• Focus on essential topics such as marketing, promotion, and event production.

This program is ideal for those looking to refine their artistry, assist with artist bookings, or master contract negotiation, ultimately preparing graduates for diverse career opportunities in the music industry.

Featured Experiences

The Music Industry Management and Artist Development program offers several unique features that enhance the learning experience:

• A 150-hour internship providing real-world experience in the music industry.
• Hands-on learning opportunities in event production and artist management.
• Collaboration with industry professionals and guest speakers.
• Access to networking opportunities within the music industry.
• Focus on developing entrepreneurial skills necessary for a successful career.

Career Options

Graduates of the Music Industry Management and Artist Development program have a variety of career options available to them in Canada, including:

• Artist Manager: Oversee the career of artists, helping them with marketing, promotion, and business decisions.
• Event Coordinator: Plan and execute music events, ensuring all aspects run smoothly from logistics to artist management.
• Music Promoter: Work to promote artists and their music through various channels, increasing visibility and fan engagement.
• Marketing Specialist: Develop and implement marketing strategies for artists and music projects, focusing on brand building and audience growth.
• Music Publisher: Manage the rights and distribution of music, ensuring artists receive proper compensation for their work.

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