The Music Business Course will be delivered over 4 hours per week in a combination of lectures, seminars, workshops and sessions with an industry mentor over a 12 Week period plus additional guest speakers from within the music industry. The course delivery takes into account the fairly formal subject matter of the course and breaks the learning process up into easily digestible chunks making the learning experience comfortable and enjoyable.
In addition to the taught sessions students will have opportunities to share ideas, knowledge, and experiences with other like-minded people. The potential for professional alliances between students will be explored and encouraged if appropriate.
One to one mentoring will give students access to industry expertise in a relaxed environment and guidance throughout the program delivery.
The flexible program of activities means that the Music Business Course will cater to each student’s individual needs.
A few of the topics covered on The Music Business Course
Music Business Course Weeks 1 – 4 Are designed to give students a solid platform of knowledge and understanding of the music industry. This will provide the basis for informed decision making with regard to career planning and working as music professionals.
Music Business Course Weeks 5 – 12 Students will receive one to one mentoring in order to create a personal professional development plan, which will provide evaluation and feedback on competencies and skills required to work in students chosen areas. This will enable students to maintain development of their creative skills throughout the program.
It will also teach methodologies and techniques that will help to keep ahead of the constantly changing environment that is the contemporary music industry. Students will work in group workshops to create a plan for their own musical enterprise.
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