BA (Hons) Global Arts Management (Level 6 Top Up)

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: International students applying for undergraduate programs at DMU are typically required to have a minimum of 65% or above in their high school or secondary school qualifications.

English language proficiency:

• IELTS: A minimum overall score of 6.0 with no individual component below 5.5.
• PTE Academic: A minimum overall score of 59 with no individual score below 59.

Students must provide:

• academic marksheets & transcripts
• letters of recommendation
• a personal statement - SOP
• passport
• other supporting documents as required by the university.

It is important to note that meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee admission, as the university considers factors such as availability of places and competition for the program. Additionally, some courses may have higher entry requirements or additional selection criteria, such as interviews or portfolio submissions.

These scholarships provide opportunities for talented students to pursue their studies at De Montfort University. 

1. Vice-Chancellor's Sports Scholarship:The Vice-Chancellor's Sports Scholarship is awarded to talented athletes who have represented their country at a national level or have achieved exceptional performance in their sport.This scholarship provides a cash award of up to £6,000 per academic year, along with other benefits such as access to sports facilities, sports science support, and mentoring from elite athletes.Eligible students need to apply for this scholarship and go through a selection process that includes an application and an interview.
2. International Alumni Scholarship:The International Alumni Scholarship is available to international students who have completed an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at DMU and wish to pursue a further postgraduate study.This scholarship offers a tuition fee reduction of up to 20% for the duration of the postgraduate program.To be eligible, students need to have achieved a minimum of a second-class honors degree or equivalent in their previous study at DMU.
3. Academic Excellence Scholarship:The Academic Excellence Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving international students entering a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate program at DMU.For undergraduate students, this scholarship provides a £3,000 fee reduction for each year of study, while postgraduate students receive a £3,000 discount on their tuition fees.Eligibility is based on academic merit, and students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon submitting their application.
4. DMU International Scholarship:The DMU International Scholarship is available to international students who demonstrate academic excellence and commitment to enhancing the international student community at DMU.This scholarship offers a £2,000 tuition fee reduction for the first year of study for undergraduate and postgraduate programs.Eligibility is based on academic achievement, personal statement, and a short essay on contributing to the international student community.
5. Regional Scholarships:DMU also offers a range of regional scholarships for students from specific countries or regions.These scholarships aim to promote cultural diversity and strengthen educational ties between DMU and international communities.The eligibility criteria, benefits, and application process for regional scholarships may vary, and students should refer to the official DMU website for specific information.

It is important to note that scholarship availability, eligibility criteria, and application deadlines may vary from year to year.

Graduates of De Montfort University's BA (Hons) Global Arts Management (Level 6 Top-Up) program have diverse career prospects in the global arts industry. With their interdisciplinary skills, practical experiences, and cultural competencies, they are well-equipped to pursue rewarding careers in various roles within the dynamic and evolving field of arts management.

1. Arts Administrator: Graduates can pursue careers as arts administrators in various cultural organizations, including museums, galleries, theaters, and arts centers. They are responsible for managing day-to-day operations, coordinating events and exhibitions, handling budgets, and liaising with artists, staff, and stakeholders.

2. Cultural Events Coordinator: Graduates may work as cultural events coordinators, planning and organizing arts and cultural events such as festivals, concerts, exhibitions, and performances. They oversee logistics, programming, marketing, and audience engagement to ensure successful and memorable events.

3. Arts Marketing Specialist: Graduates can pursue roles in arts marketing, promoting cultural events, organizations, and initiatives to attract audiences and stakeholders. They develop marketing strategies, manage social media campaigns, create promotional materials, and analyze audience data to maximize engagement and attendance.

4. Fundraising Manager: Graduates may work as fundraising managers, securing financial support for arts organizations through grants, sponsorships, donations, and crowdfunding. They research funding opportunities, cultivate relationships with donors and sponsors, and develop fundraising initiatives to sustain and expand arts programs.

5. Community Engagement Officer: Graduates can work as community engagement officers, facilitating outreach programs and initiatives to connect arts organizations with diverse communities. They collaborate with local residents, schools, and community groups to develop inclusive and accessible arts projects that enrich community life.

6. Arts Policy Analyst: Graduates with an interest in cultural policy can pursue roles as arts policy analysts, researching and analyzing government policies, regulations, and trends affecting the arts sector. They provide insights and recommendations to policymakers, advocacy groups, and cultural organizations to shape policies and funding priorities.

7. International Cultural Relations Officer: Graduates may work in international cultural relations, fostering collaborations and exchanges between arts organizations, artists, and cultural institutions worldwide. They facilitate partnerships, cultural diplomacy initiatives, and international residencies to promote cross-cultural understanding and cooperation.

8. Arts Consultant/Advisor: Graduates can work as arts consultants or advisors, providing expertise and guidance to arts organizations, government agencies, and businesses on strategic planning, organizational development, and cultural programming. They offer insights, recommendations, and best practices to enhance the sustainability and impact of cultural initiatives.

9. Arts Entrepreneur: Graduates with entrepreneurial ambitions can start their own arts businesses or ventures, such as art galleries, cultural venues, event management companies, or creative startups. They leverage their skills, knowledge, and networks to launch innovative projects and initiatives that contribute to the cultural and creative economy.

10. Further Education and Research: Some graduates may choose to pursue further education at the postgraduate level or engage in research in areas such as arts management, cultural policy, museum studies, or cultural entrepreneurship. Advanced degrees or research opportunities can lead to academic or research positions in academia, think tanks, or cultural organizations.