Graduates will be able to: Effectively apply the principles of effective management in conjunction with an in-depth understanding of the music industry Establish effective management relationships with performing artists over an extended period to enable the artist to achieve key artistic and business goals Effectively manage musical events, from initial conception to closure, to ensure successful achievement of event goals and outcomes Communicate effectively with music industry professionals Use standard administrative practices and appropriate information and communication technologies to support their roles as managers within the music industry Market performing artists and musical events effectively and appropriately Course Content MEM501 Music Management Studies MEM502 Music Marketing MEM503 Artist Management I MEM504 Artist Management II MEM505 Music Event Management I MEM506 Music Event Management II MEM507 Contextual Studies MEM508 Industry Studies Career Opportunities This qualification prepares graduates for employment or freelance operation in the music and related industries or for higher level study. Graduates will have a range of business, management and event production skills, be able to work effectively in a project based team environment, or as an independent contractor/unsupervised maker. Graduates will contribute to the cultural, social and economic life of Aotearoa New Zealand. Satisfactory Completion To successfully complete and be awarded the Diploma in Music and Event Management students must complete the prescribed programme of study and attain a minimum of 120 credits.