Minor in Entertainment & Arts Management
About the Minor
Drexel's Entertainment & Arts Management (EAM) minor program gives students an introduction to the challenging industry of entertainment and arts business. The selected curriculum gives students a basis in entertainment finance, promotion, business planning, intellectual property rights, cultural literacy, and artist representation. Students in Drexel’s EAM minor do not choose concentrations but rather take a core selection of classes and then select nine hours of electives in order to customize their learning.
The EAM minor is open to all undergraduate students in the Drexel University system; no prerequisites are required but departmental approval is needed.
Interested students should contact EAM professor Dr. Brea Heidelberg at bmh29@drexel.edu to schedule a meeting to discuss adding the EAM minor.
Program Requirements
| EAM 130 | Overview of Entertainment and Arts Management | 3.0 |
| EAM 211 | Strategic Management for Entertainment and Arts Management | 3.0 |
| EAM 220 | Law for Entertainment and Arts Management Managers | 3.0 |
| EAM 340 | Artist Representation and Management | 3.0 |
| EAM 422 | Human Resources in the Creative Industries | 3.0 |
| Select three courses from the following: | 9.0 | |
| Writing for Arts Managers | ||
| Introduction to the Music Industry | ||
| Copyrights and Trademarks | ||
| Financial Management for Entertainment & Arts Managers | ||
| Audience Development for Arts | ||
| eSport Entertainment Management | ||
| Streaming Entertainment Management | ||
| Gallery and Collection Management | ||
| Exhibition Design | ||
| Entertainment Promotion and Branding | ||
| Social Media in Entertainment | ||
| Introduction to Fund Development for the Arts | ||
| Volunteer and Board Management | ||
| Content Strategies for Digital Products | ||
| Box Office and Venue Management | ||
| Performing Arts Touring | ||
| Producing for Live Entertainment | ||
| Entertainment Enterprise | ||
| Media and Entertainment Business | ||
| Arts, Culture and Society | ||
| Entertainment Publishing | ||
| Fine Arts Market Development | ||
| Special Topics in Entertainment & Arts Management | ||
| Special Topics in Entertainment & Arts Management | ||
| Total Credits | 24.0 | |
