Kingston University · Part-time
Project Management for Creative Practitioners
Reasons to choose Kingston - You will study and collaborate with creative professionals from the art and design economy. - Our links to professional practice help ensure your studies are relevant to the workplace. - You will have an opportunity to complete the…
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Department of Creative and Cultural Industries · Business and management
Reasons to choose Kingston - You will study and collaborate with creative professionals from the art and design economy. - Our links to professional practice help ensure your studies are relevant to the workplace. - You will have an opportunity to complete the course with a professional certificate in an agile management framework, which is internationally recognised. This certification is accredited by APMG. About this course Project, product, and design management, commercial and operational skills are an advantage to art and design graduates, along with a critical understanding of what it means to deliver value (beyond monetary value), can provide a boost for mid-career creative practitioners. This course offers tailored opportunities to develop your knowledge and skills in design and project and product management. You will participate in designing projects, develop a portfolio of projects in response to live briefs and deliver a major project working with key stakeholders or on your own personal enterprise and development pathway. You will gain skills in areas such as entrepreneurship, funding, marketing, collaborative practice, resource management, risk assessment and, importantly for creative practice, agile work flow. Example modules - Principles of Project Management - The Creative Freelancer - Designing and Running Successful Projects For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston University course webpage.
Getting in
As the university states it
A 2:2 or above honours degree (or equivalent) in art and design practice disciplines or, have professional experience in the creative industries (this may also include performing arts practice). Candidates will be offered an interview. This will be a two way conversation, either at the campus or via Skype, about the course contents and, the experience and ambitions of the candidate.
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