If you want to go to the United States to study arts management, I recommend it.

I studied filmmaking in the United States, so I guess I had a side of art management. Let's see if we can help you.

1 If you plan to return to your home country, there are many career paths in arts management. However, in terms of pure arts management, given the commercial capacity of orchestras or galleries in China, the employment space should be very narrow. But if you broaden your horizons, such as some performances, cultural exchanges, and visits, there will be a lot more.

2 The commercialization of art in the United States is the pinnacle of the world, and if you want to learn this, then you are right to come to the United States. At the same time, because arts management is not an emerging discipline in the United States, and the industry needs limited talents, and the working life is long, and it can be competently at a very old age, and often the older the better. So the industry is not very hot.

3 Combine the previous one. If you want to study commercial operations, you can consider looking at entertainment management, I have a friend who studied this major, graduated at the beginning of this year and returned to China, and is now in a record company. Not bad.

Entertainment management is a good profession in the United States. Los Angeles has many good universities, and it is also a global entertainment camp, and there are many internship opportunities. My friend is a USC student at the University of Southern California.

4 The ranking doesn't matter, just look at the subject ranking. There are many universities where the art direction is very strong, and it is not necessarily a single major, just look at the comprehensive strength of the art class of this school. Unlike in China, not all classes in American universities are taught by teachers in their majors, and there will be many external hires.

5 In the United States, all undergraduate majors can apply for Collage first, and then transfer to the university. No problem. You can choose some related majors when you are in Collage, but if you want to be in entertainment management, it is better to be more commercial.

6 Degree issues, as long as you can graduate. When you graduate in the United States, you only have a degree certificate and nothing left.

The commercialization of art in the United States is the pinnacle of the world, and if you want to learn that, then come to the United States for you.

Arts Administration in the Department of Arts and Humanities at Teachers College, Columbia University, Visual Arts Management in the Department of Arts and Careers in the School of Education at New York University, Arts Administration and Policy in the Department of Art Education at Ohio State University, Florida State UniversityFlorida State University, Yale University, Pratt Institute, Fashion Institute of Technology, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, Columbia College, Chicago, Drexell University, University of Oregon, Carnegie Mellon University, Indiana University, American University American University) and Temple University.

2. Recommended colleges and universities for arts management majors in the United States.

1. New York University.

Visual Arts Administration (MA).

Application requirements: TOEFL 100 or IELTS or PTE68-70 or DET120 (A strong art history background, as well as appropriate internship and or work experience), no portfolio required, GRE not required

2. George Mason University.

Arts Management (MA).

Application requirements: Work experience is preferred (from the art world, with extensive experience and training in **, dance, drama, visual and technical arts) relevant undergraduate background (drama, **acting, conducting, literature, dance, art history, film studies, studio arts, arts management, cultural management, marketing, communication and management, business, etc.), TOEFL 88 (20) or IELTS or PET59, portfolio required, GRE not required

3. DePaul University.

Arts Leadership.

Application requirements: TOEFL 80 (20) or IELTS 7 (, no portfolio required, GRE is optional.)

4. Seattle University.

Arts Leadership.

Application requirements: TOEFL 92 or IELTS, GRE required

5. Thomas Jefferson University.

Fashion Design Management.

Application requirements: TOEFL 80 (20) or IELTS or PTE53 or DET105, portfolio optional, GRE not required

6. Savannah College of the Arts.

Design Management (MA MFA).

This major is to cultivate application-oriented professionals engaged in management, planning, brokerage, marketing, public relations and other fields in the fields of performing arts, publishing, exhibitions, media, entertainment, etc., and the employment field is very wide.

Points to note when choosing a school for arts management major:

1.When choosing a school, pay attention to the specific branch.

2.Pay attention to the study of artistic background and management subjects.

3.Pay attention to language learning.

4.Work experience is also a shining point.

5.The personal statement and essays are your core equipment to beat other competitors in the same level.

Recommended by excellent colleges and universities in the United States for arts administration

1. State University of New York - Buffalo Campus.

Major: Arts Management.

School Overview: The State University of New York at Buffalo is the largest and most comprehensive research university in the State University of New York system. Founded in 1846 and incorporated into the State University of New York system in 1962, the University is the largest and most comprehensive public university in New York State, and its research strength is also among the best among public universities in the United States.

The university has more than 18,000 undergraduate students and more than 9,000 graduate students in the fields of medicine, engineering and computer science.

2. University of Oregon.

Major: Arts Administration (M.Sc.).

University Overview: The University of Oregon is one of the famous public universities in the United States with a history of 100 years, and is a comprehensive university focusing on training undergraduates and engaging in scientific research. The university is also one of only 63 members of the Association of American Universities (AAU), the most authoritative organization in North America.

The College of Education, the College of Business, and the School of Journalism and Media are three of the school's most well-known colleges, of which the School of Education has long been ranked in the top 10 in the United States and is ranked as the most cost-effective education college in the United States.

3. Carnegie Mellon University.

Major: Master of Arts Administration (MAM) program.

Overview: Carnegie Mellon University is a world-renowned private research university with a small school and a small number of disciplines, but it is one of the world's leading universities in almost all of its majors. The school's computer-related majors are very popular, and its computer science major ranks first in the United States, and computer engineering ranks among the top five in the United States all year round.

Carnegie Mellon University's MBA is ranked among the best in the world, ranked 16th in the world by economists and 15th by Business Week.

4. Boston University.

Major: Arts Administration (M.Sc.).

School Overview: Founded in 1839, Boston University is the third-largest private university in the United States. Boston University adopts an international and diversified management and management approach, which attracts students from all over the world, making Boston University a world exchange institution.

The Academy of Fine Arts of Tsinghua University was first recommended, and then the Academy of Fine Arts. Jiangnan University and the Eight Academies of Fine Arts. In fact, except for the first three, the rest still rely on themselves, observe more, and make more contacts. The level of other institutions is not much better.