This short course offers a comprehensive introduction to the music industry, covering key areas such as royalties, merchandise, and publishing. Taught by David Ambrose, an experienced figure in music business and a former musician with bands like Fleetwood Mac, the course provides practical insights and strategies for success. It's designed for anyone with a passion for music who wants to understand how the industry operates, regardless of prior qualifications. Expect engaging discussions, studio visits, and guest speakers.
The 10-week course delves into the operational aspects of the music industry, including royalties, record production, licensing, publishing, streaming, and merchandise.
No formal experience is necessary. A genuine interest in the music business is key.
Tuition fees vary for international students and postgraduate courses. Details are available on individual course pages. Information on loans, scholarships, and bursaries is also provided by the university.
No formal qualifications are required for this course. A good level of spoken and written English is necessary, along with a genuine interest in music management.
The Music Business Management certificate is a 10-week short course.
Booking for the February 2027 intake is expected to open in August 2026. There is no formal application process; you simply need to book your place.
The course covers key areas of the music industry such as royalties, merchandise, publishing, record production, licensing, streaming, artiste and repertoire functions, and music collection societies.
Yes, merit-based Academic Scholarships are available, offering up to 50% off fees. Further details can be found via the university's scholarships and bursaries finder.
Tuition fees vary for international students. Specific details are available on individual course pages, where information on loans, scholarships, and bursaries is also provided.