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      MA Programs in Event Management

      Students looking to further their education in the subject of humanities find many avenues available in pursuing a Master of Arts (MA) degree. These programs typically take between one and two years and center around humanities, philosophy, social sciences or fine arts.

      What is an MA in Event Management? This degree program focuses on gaining the business skills required to handle all aspects of managing a large event, from start to finish. Students are introduced to theoretical issues involved in modern tourism, event and hospitality organizations, as well as the practical related topics. Course subjects include managing cultures and influencing people, strategic financial management for occasions, and critical research methods. Enrollees work closely with organizations putting on large-scale affairs in order to learn all of the details involved.

      Graduates with a Masters in Event Management have a leg up on other job seekers in the fields of hospitality and tourism. The events industry is constantly changing and rapidly expanding, and as the demand for a higher standard of professionalism increases, these degrees become more valuable as a tool to demonstrate skills and expertise.

      The fees associated with an MA in Event Management vary depending on school, program and length of study. Interested candidates should contact schools directly to find out specific information.

      Holders of these degrees can expect to be in high demand for work as events managers worldwide, whether working for a company specializing in special occasions, as an independent contractor, or for an industry group. Whatever your interest – whether it’s sporting events, music and entertainment, community festivals, international trade fairs, conventions, weddings, etc. – you’re sure to find your niche in this dynamic and diverse field. Tasks range from securing venues and meeting sites to negotiating with entertainment and delegating responsibilities.

      If you are interested in furthering your study in the field of event management, you’ll find several options available. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.