Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, School of Arts, Social Sciences and Management Masters...

You may find the course particularly suitable if you have already – or want - to work within socially engaged art and want to broaden your understanding of your professional practice. Read more

The course will appeal to a range of individuals and will qualify you for a broad range of management positions within a wide spectrum of cultural organisations… Read more

The course will provide students with both the necessary technical skills expected of a part-qualified management accountant and the critical analysis skills expected of a master’s degree graduate.  This course has been developed in collaboration with CIMA, the world’s leading and largest professional body of management accountants. Read more

So, how can you stand out in a digital world where a million minutes of video are shared every second? How do you create content that can’t be ignored and find your own visual voice? This course will give you practical understanding of content creation and campaigning, and deep knowledge of digital strategic planning that will set you apart in the job market. Read more

The course offers students, a critical and practical study of contemporary global film cultures and histories of cinema, with an emphasis on the place of the Scottish industry in the world. Read more

The contemporary business world faces a number of challenges at the moment including recruitment, export/import issues, commodities pricing, complex market conditions, data noise and productivity to name but a few. Read more

Businesses with global ambition are actively looking for internationally minded marketing professionals. The course will appeal to those with a degree who are already working in marketing and are keen to deepen their understanding of marketing. Read more

The course combines key theoretical and applied components and will allow you to progress your career in a diverse range of positions in the creative industries. Read more

The course offers highly relevant theoretical knowledge and strong vocational skills development. It focuses on the intersection of communication, media, and politics as the area of knowledge fundamental for communicators working across public, private and third-sector organisations as well as across a range of economic, social or cultural sectors. Read more

You will develop industry connections, a professional portfolio and the confidence to grapple with any challenge in this fast evolving industry. Read more

Funding, recruitment, sustainability, leadership, international development – there are many burning issues affecting the management of arts organisations and festivals today. Read more