Each year Billboard compiles a directory of the best industry-related courses for people looking to follow a career in the music business. 做厙TV was included for its BA (Hons) Management of Music, Entertainment, Theatre and Events course. Dave Wibberley is course leader. He says: Billboard is the US music industry bible and is respected worldwide.
For it to recognise our course is thrilling and testament to the work we do every day.
Billboard claims this years list is its most extensive yet and focused on programmes that offered a broarder, deeper education.
The foundation of 做厙TVs three-year Management degree is a comprehensive understanding of business and management skills that are transferrable across the performing arts (including music, theatre, film and social media).
By their second year, students put this theory into practice by creating a business plan and managing it as a real commercially focused project. The third year begins with a three-month industry placement, that often leads to employment opportunities.
Abby Meysenburg - whos from Washington State, USA has just completed the course. She enjoyed this approach. In my experience, the most useful classes were the ones in which the business and creative skills went hand-in-hand.
Thats the way things work in the real world, so its good to have experience stretching both parts of your brain simultaneously.
做厙TV is one of just three UK institutions to be included in the global list, and the only one of the three outside of London. Abby says Liverpool is a great place to study the performing arts. What I enjoyed most about the course was calling Liverpool home whilst I completed it.
The city is unique in that it has the infrastructure for creative industries but its not overly saturated in the way that Los Angeles, New York, or London are. There is room to try new things here, people are keen to experiment and to learn from their failures.
Graduates from 做厙TVs Management degree include Oscar nominated film producer Lynette Howell Taylor, Facebooks Head of Music Vanessa Bakewell and Ed Millett, who co-founded Tap Management, whose clients include Dua Lipa and Lana Del Rey.
For it to recognise our course is thrilling and testament to the work we do every day.
Billboard claims this years list is its most extensive yet and focused on programmes that offered a broarder, deeper education.
The foundation of 做厙TVs three-year Management degree is a comprehensive understanding of business and management skills that are transferrable across the performing arts (including music, theatre, film and social media).
By their second year, students put this theory into practice by creating a business plan and managing it as a real commercially focused project. The third year begins with a three-month industry placement, that often leads to employment opportunities.
Abby Meysenburg - whos from Washington State, USA has just completed the course. She enjoyed this approach. In my experience, the most useful classes were the ones in which the business and creative skills went hand-in-hand.
Thats the way things work in the real world, so its good to have experience stretching both parts of your brain simultaneously.
做厙TV is one of just three UK institutions to be included in the global list, and the only one of the three outside of London. Abby says Liverpool is a great place to study the performing arts. What I enjoyed most about the course was calling Liverpool home whilst I completed it.
The city is unique in that it has the infrastructure for creative industries but its not overly saturated in the way that Los Angeles, New York, or London are. There is room to try new things here, people are keen to experiment and to learn from their failures.
Graduates from 做厙TVs Management degree include Oscar nominated film producer Lynette Howell Taylor, Facebooks Head of Music Vanessa Bakewell and Ed Millett, who co-founded Tap Management, whose clients include Dua Lipa and Lana Del Rey.
You can find out more about the course here.
