Diploma of Arts and Entertainment Management

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Kickstart Your Entertainment Career

If you are considering a career in the entertainment business, this practical program is for you. You will learn the principles of effective management, in this ever-changing industry, and discover where you might fit in the diverse arts and entertainment business.

Course Overview

Campus

Melbourne and Sydney

Durations

3 Study Periods (1 year) full-time, or equivalent part-time

Start Date

February, May, September

Study Period 1 2024 

  • Week 1: 5 Feb – 9 Feb 
  • Week 7 Study Break: 18 Mar – 22 Mar 
  • Week 13 Assessment Week: 29 Apr – 3 May 

Study Period 2 2024 

  • Week 1: 27 May – 31 May 
  • Week 7 Study Break: 8 Jul – 12 Jul 
  • Week 13 Assessment Week: 19 Aug – 23 Aug 

Study Period 3 2024 

  • Week 1: 9 Sep – 13 Sep 
  • Week 7 Study Break: 21 Oct – 28 Oct 
  • Week 13 Assessment Week: 2 Dec – 6 Dec 

Entry Requirements

School leaver applicants must:

  • Have successfully completed an Australian Year 12 qualification (or equivalent) in the last 2 years;
  • Be under the age of 21;

AND

AND

  • achieve an ATAR of 60+

View entry requirements for applicants with tertiary study and mature-age applicants

 

Applicants must: 

  • Have successfully completed a high school qualification in the last 2 years; 
  • Be under the age of 21;  

AND 

Fees

Indicative annual course fees: 

  • Study period 1: $8,370 
  • Study period 2: $8,370 
  • Study period 3: $5,580 

Indicative total course fee: $22,320

 

* Fees provided are indicative only and are subject to change by AIM without notice.

 

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For more information view the AIM’s Undergraduate fees or visit the Fees & Finance page.

Indicative annual course fees:

  • Study period 1: $9,810
  • Study period 2: $9,810
  • Study period 3: $6,540

Indicative total course fee: $26,160

 

* Fees provided are indicative only and are subject to change by AIM without notice.

 

For more information view the AIM’s Undergraduate fees or visit the Fees & Finance page.

Codes

Diploma 109396C 
CRS 1401246 

What You’ll Study

You will learn the foundations of arts and entertainment law, management and corporate governance. You will have the opportunity to collaborate on real projects to explore music publishing and artist management.

At the end of this course, you may continue to complete the Bachelor of Arts and Entertainment Management, which will further develop your skills and knowledge and provide the opportunity for an industry internship.

Course Structure
Unit of study detail
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Brieahna Chadevski 

Marketing Executive, Qudos Bank Arena

“I owe a significant part of my journey to AIM, as I wouldn’t be where I am today without their support.”
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Almitra Mavalvala

Performing Artist/ Writer/ Composer

Music has saved me every day, there is no greater feeling for me than to be on stage. Not because of the limelight, but because of the adrenaline I get from it. I wouldn’t give it up for anything. 
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Career Opportunities

This course provides an industry-recognised qualification with multiple career opportunities such as:  

  • Entrepreneur
  • Booking Assistant
  • Grants Assistant
  • Media Coordinator
  • Sales Rep
  • Event Coordinator
  • Marketing Assistant
  • Label Assistant
  • A&R Assistant
  • Venue Assistant
  • Licensing Officer
  • Promotions Assistant
  • Communications Coordinator
  • Studio Assistant
  • Promoter

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