MA Creativity, Leadership and Enterprise
Master
Online
Description
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Type
Master
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
Flexible
This course is specifically aimed at creative practitioners, arts project managers and innovators wanting to develop leadership and enterprise skills in the arts and cultural industries with a view to furthering their career in the creative economy.
Throughout the Highlands and Islands of Scotland and rural communities world-wide, there are expressive specialists who have completed a first degree in an arts, design or media subject discipline and who choose to work as sole operators or small businesses. For each, the notion of 'place' is central to their creative practice and where they choose to live and work - and where 'place' defines connectivity to a rich history, culture and inspiring landscape.
This online course allows you to work from the stimulating environment of your own studio, workshop, business or organisation. You will develop research and analytical skills that examine and test new creative content and products; and through pro-active engagement with the professional sector, you will acquire skills to transform original creative concepts and intellectual property into income-generating creative outputs.
About this course
+ 2:1 honours degree in a relevant subject such as art, design, film/tv, music, new media, art and design history, cultural studies, or other closely-related disciplines such as business enterprise, administration or management
+ Applicants with other qualifications or relevant experience are encouraged to apply and will be considered on an individual basis
+ Taught by a research-active and industry-experienced team with backgrounds in the arts, humanities and business studies
+ Opportunities to engage with professional practitioners and organisations operating in the creative and cultural economy sector
+ Tailored to the emerging creative leader and entrepreneur working from their home studio or workshop in a rural environment
+ Opportunity to join the 'Centre for Rural Creativity' (CRC) community of practice, networked across the Highlands and Islands and beyond
+ A professional practice placement in the creative and cultural industry provides opportunities for project research and development, and sector facing engagement and evaluation
+ The course is delivered online using a combination of seminars and tutorials (available in real-time or recordings) and scheduled discussions with tutors and fellow students, through our virtual learning environment (VLE) so you can study flexibly, where it suits you, in the UK and internationally
+ You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip or masters degree
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Subjects
- Leadership
- Enterprise
- Community
- Sustainability
- Research
- Creativity
- Islands
- Highlands and islands
- Scotland
Teachers and trainers (1)
UHI Academic staff in partners
teacher
Course programme
Please see MA Creativity, Leadership and Enterprise (uhi.ac.uk) for the course curriculum.
PgCert
Core modules are:
- Creativity and enterprise - curiosity, speculation, innovation
- Professional practitioner
You will also choose one option module which may include:
- Sustainable creative endeavour in contemporary society
- Research for business
PgDip
The core module is:
- Developing creativity, leadership and enterprise (double credit)
You will also choose one option module which may include:
- Enterprise and community
- Selling cold islands
- Islands futures
MA
To achieve the award of MA you must complete 'the creative leader' project.
MA Creativity, Leadership and Enterprise
