Study Plan instructions: Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship

This is how you make a Study Plan for your exchange application.

Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship studies in Sibelius Academy

The Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship is a 2-year program, and it is organized in four semesters (two years). The first three consist of lecturing on different major and elective subjects and the during fourth (last one) we only have a limited number of elective courses as this particular semester is dedicated to writing the Master thesis and mentoring sessions (one to one) with the teacher.

How do I get started?

Start planning your Study Plan by looking into your main subject/instrument curriculum here: https://opinto-opas.uniarts.fi/. Under Sibelius Academy, you can also find the section “Courses for exchange students”, from which you can find suitable elective courses from other main subjects’ curricula and studies open for all students regardless of department (e.g. language studies, performance studies, physical education).

Make sure you include the courses and credits required as compulsory by your home institution.

In case you are accepted as an exchange student, you will need to start a Learning Agreement according to your home institution’s guidelines. The study coordinator and head of department of Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship will check your Learning Agreement and if needed will suggest changes to the courses before approving your LA. When you arrive to Sibelius Academy it is still possible to make some small changes to the LA. You’ll have a study planning session remotely with the Study Coordinator of Arts Management already before you arrive to Sibelius Academy. More can be organized later if needed.

Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship studies for exchange students

We recommend that exchange students take around 30 ECTS credits per semester and 60 ECTS credits per full academic year.

Introductory level:

Arts, value and society

Cultural policy frameworks and trends

Cultural and creative industries framework

International entrepreneurship in arts and culture

Arts, Ecology and Social Justice

Advanced level:

Strategic management in Arts

Sustainable Cultural Leadership

Audience engagement: Communities and participation

Brand management and marketing in arts and culture

Intercultural communication skills and international collaboration

Optional studies:

Financial management and budgeting

Cultural project management

These courses have been popular electives among our exchange students in the past. Click the name of the course to see its page in the Study Guide (opens in a new tab).

Language courses

Well-being and performance and learning coaching

Creative skills and improvisation

Early music

Folk music

Global music

Music education

Music history

Music technology

Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship
Master level students only

Vocal music