Learn from national arts leaders & address current issues; do so from wherever you are through our limited-residency program -- M.A. in Arts Administration at Goucher ...
Goucher’s Master of Arts in Arts Administration is …
FLEXIBLE
- Designed for busy people, most students work full-time while learning and earning their degree.
- Annual 12-day residency at the end of July brings all faculty and students together on campus to engage, share, network, and discover.
- Fall and spring semesters are live and online. Classes are also recorded and available anytime.
PRACTICAL
- Address current, real-world issues with faculty working in the field of arts administration
- Build your knowledge base, your networks, and your resilience.
- Engage in advanced learning that is interactive and immediately applicable.
- Prepare for the entrepreneurial, global, and ever-changing environment of today’s arts administrator.
CONNECTED
- Receive unmatched personal attention from MAAA faculty who are dedicated to supporting your success.
- Class sizes are small – usually less than 8 people.
- Learn from nationally-known faculty who lead arts & cultural organizations around the country, and who serve on a variety of national and international arts boards of directors.
With the M.A. in Arts Administration, you can immerse yourself in courses that blend theory and practice, including:
- Marketing the Arts
- Leadership Development
- Financial Resource Development
- Law and the Arts
- International Arts Policy
- Managing Performing Arts Organizations
- Managing Visual Arts Organizations
- Entrepreneurship & New Ventures
- Arts Education
NEXT STEPS
- Application deadline for Fall 2018 is May 21, 2018
- Go to www.goucher.edu/maaa for program details and application form.
- Contact Ramona Baker, MAAA program director, for more information about scholarships, courses, faculty, schedules, etc. ramona.baker@goucher.edu
Article source here:Arts Journal
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