Studying arts management gives graduates the tools to create, develop, facilitate and evaluate cultural programs and organizations. Arts managers work in many places—art museums, historical museums, orchestras, theatre companies, foundations, dance companies, arts councils, festivals and arts education centers. Or, they work for themselves, using the skills gained in arts management to manage the business end of their own arts practices.
MCLA is one of the few institutions in the nation to offer an undergraduate degree
in Arts Management, and one of the best places to do so. The world-class cultural
economy of the Berkshires provides internships, future employment, and unlimited opportunity
for learning outside the classroom.
An $8,400 tuition reduction is available to CT, NH, NY, RI, and VT residents majoring in Arts Management.
Students can pursue several different degree options in Arts Management including:
