BA Events Management

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University of Huddersfield

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• Objectives
  Events Management is becoming increasingly important as a specialist field of study. Events are very diverse and can range from small private functions to large scale festivals, sports tournaments, pop concerts, carnivals and international mega-events such as the Olympic Games. All events have to be planned, organised and managed. The course is designed to produce graduates equipped with the skills, knowledge and competence to manage events. This may include venue selection, public safety and crowd control, the provision of catering, staffing, marketing, design and staging, music promotion and sponsorship.
• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements Typical points score for entry 200 points. Additional requirements for this course are normally as follows: GCSE Mathematics and English at grade C or above or equivalent
• Academic title
  BA Events Management
• Course description
  Course Structure
  
  You will gain experience through the Supervised Work Experience Placement.
  
  Subjects include:
  
  Year 1
  
  Introduction to Events Management
  Events Catering
  Events in Context - UK
  Business and Management
  The Legal Environment of Business and Employment
  
  One option from:
  
  Introduction to Media Relations
  Modern Language
  Leisure, Recreation and Sports Management
  
  Year 2
  
  Managing the Live Event
  Events and Contract Catering
  Human Resource Management for the Events Industry
  Design for Events
  Consumer Behaviour and the Events Experience
  
  One option from:
  
  Modern Language
  Media Relations Management
  Stadium and Arena Management
  Heritage
  
  Year 3
  
  Supervised Work Experience
  
  Year 4
  
  Events Management Staged Project
  Events in Context International
  Music Media and the Market
  Managing Creativity
  
  One option from:
  
  Special Events and Festivals Management
  Strategic Sports Management
  Leisure Strategies and Issues
  Modern Language

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