Entrepreneurship and Management in the Creative Industries

Entrepreneurship and Management in the Creative Industries The Entrepreneurship and Management in the Creative Industries track of the Master in Business Studi

The Entrepreneurship and Management in the Creative Industries (EMCI) track at the University of Amsterdam Business School is intended for students who want to better understand how to become successful entrepreneurs or managers in the creative industries. Organizations in the creative industries that are studied in the EMCI track range from museums, orchestras and theaters to music labels, indust

rial designers and game developers. We focus on both large established firms as well as small entrepreneurial start ups.

Have you followed our NEW Instagram page yet?On this page for alumni, students and prospective students we are planning ...
11/01/2021

Have you followed our NEW Instagram page yet?

On this page for alumni, students and prospective students we are planning on posting 2-3 times a week and you may expect to find:
◾Information about the track
◾Upcoming events in the creative industries
◾Stories of students and alumni
◾Nice exhibitions
◾Interesting podcasts
◾And many more!

Stay tuned! 🤩

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJoLbqMgNl_/?igshid=1acdrq0hzrtv4

27/08/2020
Subject: 2020 Thesis prize The Fund for Culture Management of the University of Antwerp is awarding a prize - € 2,500 ...
26/01/2020

Subject: 2020 Thesis prize

The Fund for Culture Management of the University of Antwerp is awarding a prize - € 2,500 - for a master's thesis. The goal is to encourage research in management in the cultural and creative sectors in Flanders and the Netherlands

Students and alumni from the UvA can digitally submit their thesis by April 1, 2020. Please include a letter of recommendation from a supervisor or another sponsor and a brief c.v. to the secretariat of the Cultural Management Fund:
Nathalie Verboven
Universiteit Antwerpen Prinsstraat 13
C452, 2000 Antwerpen
[email protected]

For additional information:

Het Fonds voor Cultuurmanagement van de Universiteit Antwerpen reikt opnieuw een prijs uit voor een masterscriptie in het cultuurmanagement in Vlaanderen en/of Nederland. Het wil daarmee de kwaliteit en relevantie van het onderzoek naar het management in de culturele en creatieve sectoren aanmoedige...

11/10/2019

Vacancy for senior researcher @ Boekman Stichting.

10/10/2019

Yesterday Denis Doeland gave a very insightful guest lecture at the University of Amsterdam Business School on data driven marketing strategies in the entertainment industry for our students in the MSc. course Theories of Entrepreneurship and Management in the Creative Industries, which is part of t

09/08/2019

New efforts, such as Imogen Heap's Mycelia, are helping content creators protect copyright and receive direct payment for their work

There is a Digital Marketing & Communitie Manager vacancy at fast growing Dutch EDM company Bitbird. They already employ...
15/07/2019

There is a Digital Marketing & Communitie Manager vacancy at fast growing Dutch EDM company Bitbird. They already employed at least 2 of our program's alumni:

Digital Marketing & Community Manager - bitbird

There are a number of interesting vacancies at Dutch EDM company Spinnin' records:
15/07/2019

There are a number of interesting vacancies at Dutch EDM company Spinnin' records:

Spinnin' Records is the world's leading record label. Stay up to date with the latest and greatest electronic dance music right here!

10/06/2019

Internship @ Swabit
If you are interested, contact [email protected]

Swabit is a mobile app to help international students to integrate into the Dutch campuses, and we are preparing a big launching campaign for the Introduction weeks in the campuses of Rotterdam, Leiden, and Amsterdam.

We are involving students’ associations, students, local businesses, and Dutch brands which want to connect with these newly arrived students.

We are currently recruiting our team in Amsterdam, and we are open to offering internships to students with a business background. We are mostly focusing on students from
University of Amsterdam and Vrije University willing to develop leadership skills and promote Swabit in Amsterdam:
• Building the networks of student’s associations,
• Creating campaigns,
• Organizing small events by invitation for our first users,
• Executing marketing strategies.

Last week the EMCI track celebrated its 5-year anniversary! Nine industry leaders shared their insights on innovation, c...
14/04/2019

Last week the EMCI track celebrated its 5-year anniversary! Nine industry leaders shared their insights on innovation, competition, and commerce in music, fashion, and nightlife.

Special thanks to our speakers: Richard Zijlma (former director of the Amsterdam Dance Event/artistic director Conservatory Haarlem), Nadine van Bodegraven (General manager of Armada Music), James Veenhoff (Fronteer Strategy - founder of the Amsterdam Fashion Week - House of Denim), Lisa Konno (Fashion designer), Dena Simaite (Noumenon), Ernst Mertens (De School), Aziz Yagoub (Perron, Toffler), Ramon de Lima (Stichting N8BM A’dam) and Patricia Weijman (JACK Amsterdam).

This event would not have been possible without the dedication from our lustrum committee (Charlotte, Sam, Henjola, Douwe), graphic designer (Cenk), symposium moderators (Sid, Alessio, Syrta, Charlotte, Douwe) and ABS for hosting the event.

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Are the creative industries progressing towards liberated pluralism or are they entering an era of monoculture dominated by high tech business like Netflix and You Tube? Is being more well-known or mastery of an art form the key to unlocking artistic and financial success? How do entrepreneurs and businesses manage the balance and friction between artistic and commercial objectives? Especially now where, for example, algorithmically generated suggestions such as ‘fans also like’ dominate the competitive landscape?

During the EMCI program you will explore state-of-the-art theories and industry practices to gain a fine-grained understanding of dynamic competitive processes in the highly competitive creative industries, such as media, entertainment, music, film, fashion and the arts.

Theory and practice During this track you dive into diverse business fields, ranging from management and marketing to organizational design, innovation and strategy. Expect inspiring guest lecturers from museums, orchestras and theatres. But also from start-ups and large firms such as Talpa, Armada Music and Amsterdam Dance Event. Team up with fellow students to work on interesting business cases and presenting them in class.

This track is perfect for you if you have the desire to work in the creative industries or if you plan to work in any industry in which creativity and innovation play a central role.