Graduate Degree Arts Management M.AMgt.

About this programme

Launch your arts management career through this one-year master’s program featuring paid co-op experience, specialized training in policy and governance, and professional arts practice. Step confidently into arts leadership through a professional master’s that combines focused coursework with applied learning and engagement in professional practice. Explore Canadian and international policy and management practices in the arts while examining current issues and trends in cultural creation, production and distribution. Whether you're an emerging or established professional, this program will develop the critical thinking, problem-solving and leadership capabilities needed to navigate the evolving arts and culture sector. This 12-month professional master’s program combines coursework with a paid four-month co-op placement. Apply your learning while gaining work experience and developing your technical, communication, presentation, and leadership skills. You will explore your career options, gain insights into professional practices, and build meaningful professional connections. Dr. Healther Nicol’s research Interests are Canadian and Political Geography with emphasis on the Circumpolar North, Canada-US Borders and Geopolitics. Adjunct Graduate Professor, Department of Anthropology and School for the Study of Canada Dr. Laura Peers’ research interests are cross-cultural, change administration; inclusivity; museums, arts and culture funding; grant-writing and management; Indigenous cultural heritage; repatriation; community engagement