Career path
This Undergraduate Programme in Business for Music Practitioners course prepares you for roles such as artist manager, venue operator, and creative entrepreneur within the live music and production sectors.
Roles you could step into
- Artist Manager — guide talent careers through strategic planning and contract negotiation.
- Venue Manager — oversee daily operations, staff, and safety at music venues.
- Music Marketer — design digital campaigns that grow audience engagement and streams.
- Event Producer — coordinate logistics, budgets, and talent for successful live shows.
- Creative Entrepreneur — launch independent labels or publishing companies with clear business plans.
- Royalties Administrator — track earnings and ensure accurate payments to rights holders.
Where you could work
You will find opportunities with record labels, live event companies, talent agencies, publishing houses, and independent arts organisations across the UK.
How your career can grow
Progression depends on your initiative and the strength of your professional network. Many graduates advance from junior coordinator roles to department heads within five years. Others launch their own enterprises, managing artists or venues independently. Further study, such as an MA in Music Management, deepens your strategic expertise and opens senior leadership doors.
- First role: Junior coordinator or assistant manager supporting senior industry staff.
- Within a few years: Project lead managing campaigns or small event teams.
- Senior level: Director or partner overseeing strategy, finance, and growth.
What jobs can I get with this qualification?
Graduates secure roles in management, marketing, and operations across the creative industries.
Explore how this degree supports your ambitions and take the next step today.