The two-year, 120 ECTS, master’s degree programme in Creative Business Management leads to a master’s degree in arts (MA). Master’s degree programme in Creative Business Management offers multidisciplinary expertise in managing creative processes and business in the creative economy. The studies focus on diverse issues of production, from concept design to media production and knowledge and brand management, and management of creative processes and research of immaterial production from a user-centered perspective. The programme is offered in collaboration with Turku School of Economics, Pori Unit which provides a multidisciplinary study environment for the students.

The graduates can work as professionals of media production, media artists, producers, designers and developers, researchers. The graduates will be able to found their own enterprise or work in multidisciplinary teams, work at management level or become researchers. Their work prospects are enhanced through their connections to companies built during projects and active interest and gathered expertise in specific fields of media production and management.

Degree requirements:
Major subject studies 61 ECTS
   - advanced studies in Media Production, min. 18 ECTS
   - CBM Research Methods, 3 ECTS
   - Thesis, 40 ECTS
Multidisciplinary integrative studies 34 ECTS
   - Kick-off, 2 ECTS
   - Introduction to Creative Economy, 3 ECTS
   - Design Thinking, 3 ECTS
   - CBM Concept Design, 3 ECTS
   - Creative Producer, 6 ECTS
   - Industry Project, 6 ECTS
   - Digital Culture, 3 ECTS
   - Management and Creativity, 5 ECTS
   - Knowledge Management, 3 ECTS
Optional studies/minor subject studies 25 ECTS

The multidisciplinary integrative studies and minor subject studies are organised in collaboration with Turku School of Economics Pori Unit. One of the courses is organised by the University of Turku. Personal study plans can also include optional studies from another yniversity.

The programme will be taught in Finnish and English. Study methods include workshops, projects, practice work, intensive courses, lectures and personal guidance.

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