Королевский колледж, MA, Cultural and Creative Industries

Core modules

• Analysing the Cultural and Creative Industries
• Contested Culture: Formations
• Dissertation
• Research Methods

Indicative non-core modules

• The Aesthetic Economy and Aethetic Markets
• Art of Management: Management of Art
• The Creative City
• "Creatives":  Working in the Cultural Industries
• Cultural Policy
• Digital Industries and Internet Culture
• Fashion, Culture and Society
• Film and American Culture
• Gender, Media and Culture
• Inside Today's Museum (taught at Tate Modern)
• Internship in the Cultural and Creative Industries
• Music and American Culture
• Towards Tomorrow's Museum (taught at Tate Modern)
• Visual Culture
• Youth Subcultures

The Department will be introducing more optional modules over the next academic year, please check the College’s webpages for information.

When to apply?

31st May or until places filled. Please note that this is an extremely competitive course and early application is advised. We will consider applications after the deadline if there are still places available but there is no guarantee that a decision will be reached for late applications.

How to apply?

To apply for a place on MA Cultural & Creative Industries, please complete the online application process, making sure to provide the required supporting documents:

• two references from previous or current academic tutors;
• a complete or partial transcript of your first degree results, showing your breakdown of marks module by module. This is obtainable from your degree-awarding institution;
• a sample of your previous academic writing;
• a personal statement of 500 words;
• IELTS, TOEFL or other English language test certificate.

• Bachelor's degree from a recognised university, with good grades;
• IELTS 7.0 overall; minimum 7.0 in Writing & Reading, 6.5 in Listening & Speaking

The School of Arts & Humanities, which offers this course, has the most prestigious and diverse cluster of subjects of its kind in London, and one of the best globally. Ranked 26th among all faculties of Arts and Humanities globally, the School is situated in the geographic, political and cultural heart of London, and our links with the capital’s premier cultural institutions enable us to provide new perspectives on the arts and humanities.

Who is this course for?

Cultural & Creative Industries is a unique interdisciplinary programme that draws on cultural studies, sociology and cultural management and makes use of London arts and cultural links with Tate Modern, Southbank Centre and the British Film Institute. Leads to careers in major cultural and creative organisations and smaller creative businesses. Fifteen students were enrolled at this course in 2012.