BBA in Management, Arts and Entertainment Management

Take the lead in the entertainment industry with a degree in entertainment management from Pace University. Located near Broadway, major broadcast networks, film studios, nonprofit arts and cultural organizations, and top media companies, Pace offers unmatched opportunities to learn from award-winning directors and producers while gaining firsthand experience in the business of stage and screen. There's no business like show business, and you’ll be prepared to lead with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Arts and Entertainment Management degree from Pace University’s Lubin School of Business. This nationally recognized program equips you with the skills and industry connections needed to succeed as an entertainment manager. Gain hands-on experience working directly with theatre and dance companies, music organizations, art galleries, television production firms, and more. One of only two AACSB-accredited Arts and Entertainment Management programs in New York State, this entertainment management degree will teach you how to support artists, engage donors and patrons, and navigate industry trends, evolving laws, union activities, and cultural shifts. Attend Broadway shows, visit major entertainment company headquarters, and connect with entertainment leaders in the field. Be a part of the Arts and Entertainment Industry Network, a student organization that hosts employer spotlights, industry panels, and career workshops.

Official transcripts, diplomas, and leaving examination scores from secondary and post-secondary schools (in English). Send a photocopy or fax of your valid passport/national identity card displaying your photo and name. Two letters of recommendation (PDF) from a teacher or counselor who knows you well and can attest to your academic potential and personal characteristics. Letters of recommendation are not required for international transfer students.One essay/personal statement, approximately 250-650 words in length, which will assist the Admission Committee in reviewing your application. The essay/personal statement you submit must consist solely of your own original work.We also consider the GPA (Grade Point Average) that is indicated on your high school transcript. We generally look for students in the top 50% of their class. For schools that don't use a ranking system, we consider a 2.5 GPA or higher to be the equivalent. Finally, the Office of International Admissions conducts a holistic review of each application that includes a careful review of the following documents; letters of recommendation, personal statement / essay, and extracurricular activities.