MIM + MSc (Grande Ecole Program) - Cultural and Creative Industries Management

ICN Business School offers a combined Master in Management (MIM) and Master of Science program (MSc) specializing in Cultural and Creative Industries Management. This program caters to individuals aiming for leadership roles in cultural and creative sectors.

Curriculum: The combined program integrates foundational management courses from the MIM curriculum with specialized modules focusing on cultural and creative industries management. Topics include arts management, cultural marketing, creative entrepreneurship, and cultural policy analysis.

Research Focus: Students engage in research endeavors centered around cultural trends, creative economy analysis, audience behavior in cultural settings, and the impact of digitalization on cultural industries.

Industry Engagement: ICN Business School establishes strong connections with cultural institutions, art organizations, and creative enterprises to provide students with real-world experiences, internships, and projects in cultural and creative management.

Global Perspective: The program emphasizes a global perspective by examining the international dimensions of cultural industries, cross-cultural management in the arts, and strategies for globalizing creative products and services.

Postgraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for postgraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 60% or above in their bachelor's degree.

English Language Proficiency:

• IELTS: Overall band score of  6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component.
• TOEFL: Overall score of 75 or higher.
• TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication): Overall score of 750 or higher.
• DET (Duolingo English Test): Overall score of 105 or higher.
• Cambridge: FCE (First Certificate in English) branded as B2 First.

ICN Business School demonstrates its supporting international students by offering a range of scholarships, thereby fostering academic excellence, diversity, and the pursuit of professional aspirations among its global student community.

Merit-Based Scholarships: ICN Business School offers various merit-based scholarships to outstanding international students based on academic excellence, leadership potential, or specific achievements. These scholarships can cover tuition fees or provide financial assistance.

Need-Based Financial Aid: The institution also provides need-based financial aid, considering the financial circumstances of international students. These aids may include grants, bursaries, or tuition fee waivers to alleviate financial burdens.

ICN Foundation Scholarships: The ICN Foundation offers scholarships to support talented students, enabling them to pursue their studies at ICN Business School. These scholarships often target students with exceptional academic records or those demonstrating promising potential.

Country-Specific Scholarships: ICN may have partnerships or collaborations with governments, organizations, or corporations in various countries, offering scholarships exclusively to students from those regions. These scholarships aim to encourage diversity and international cooperation.

Entrepreneurial and Innovation Scholarships: For students with entrepreneurial aspirations or a keen interest in innovation, ICN may provide specialized scholarships to support their ventures or innovative projects. These scholarships may also include mentorship and networking opportunities.

Graduates from the MIM + MSc program in Cultural and Creative Industries Management at ICN Business School can explore various career opportunities within cultural and creative sectors.

Arts Administrator/Manager: Professionals can work as arts administrators or managers in cultural institutions, overseeing operations, programming, and funding.

Cultural Events Manager: Graduates may specialize in managing cultural events, festivals, or exhibitions, coordinating logistics and promoting cultural experiences.

Creative Entrepreneur: Professionals can venture into creative entrepreneurship, starting their ventures in arts-related businesses or cultural enterprises.

Cultural Policy Analyst: Graduates may pursue roles in cultural policy analysis, evaluating government policies impacting cultural sectors or advocating for cultural development.

Museum Curator: Professionals can become museum curators, responsible for collection curation, exhibition planning, and museum management.

Arts Marketing Specialist: Graduates may focus on arts marketing roles, developing marketing strategies and campaigns for art galleries, theaters, or cultural organizations.

Cultural Consultant: Professionals can work as cultural consultants, providing advice on cultural projects, cross-cultural collaborations, or cultural diversity initiatives.

Digital Content Manager - Creative Industries: Graduates may specialize in managing digital content for creative industries, overseeing digital platforms or content creation for cultural organizations.