International Business and
Management for Design MSc (one year full-time) PgDip (eight months full-time)
3 good reasons to study International Business and Management for Design at Salford • Strong international perspective • Programme delivered in France • Business and management content tailored to the needs of designers
Programme details
This programme is taught in English at the Ecole Internationale de Design, Euromed Management, Toulon, France:
www.bit.ly/tOZLA. This programme is concerned with the management of all aspects of design-related businesses. It focuses on the strategic management of design, from governance to operational level, within the broader parameters of an international environment. It has been specifically designed to enhance the skills portfolio of graduates and to provide designers with a significant advantage in a highly competitive field.
Module titles
Semester 1: • International Marketing for Design • Design and Brand Strategy • Strategic Management and Organisational Behaviour
• Design Contexts and Consumer Culture
Semester 2: • International Design Industry • Design Project Management • Research Methods • Professional, Financial and Legal Issues in Design
Semester 3: • Dissertation
Suitable for
This programme is predominantly designed to be relevant to recently graduated design trained applicants wishing to enhance their career prospects. Applications from students with business and marketing backgrounds will be considered.
It is also suitable for design graduates looking to pursue business-related routes in other creative industries such as advertising, marketing and PR, or those wishing to extend their current design knowledge to a different design discipline.
Career potential
You can expect to find employment in the following areas: design consultancy, managerial roles, client/account handling, studio management and business development or owner management.
International students can apply
Museum and Heritage
Exhibition Design MA (one year full-time or up to three years part-time) PgDip (eight months full-time or two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Museum and Heritage Exhibition Design at Salford • Will equip you with the training for a professional design career in the museum and heritage sector • Excellent links with leading museums, galleries and heritage venues • A wide range of work placements
Programme details
This programme is vocational, and through in-depth academic content, brings a broad context to the heritage sector, meeting the demands of the industry. To maintain currency, live projects are undertaken, and the programme has links with leading museums and galleries, and with the wider sector.
The core areas of study are in exhibition design, visitor studies, and arts and museum management, as well as research methods and an elective module. These reflect and represent the complexity of visual and cultural environments and issues, encouraging philosophical and theoretical exploration, analysis and debate.
Module titles
Semester 1: • Exhibition Design in Practice • Management: Principles and Practice • Visitor Studies
Semester 2: • Professional Work Placement • Research Methods • Choose one option from:
• Management Studies 2 • Heritage Exhibition Design • Theorising Museums • Material Culture
• Interactive Multimedia Applications in a Heritage Context
Semester 3: • Dissertation
Suitable for Design graduates from varied backgrounds who want to follow professional design careers in the heritage sector.
Career potential
Graduates can expect to find employment as project managers, exhibition officers, exhibition designers and design managers within the museums and heritage sector.
International students can apply
30 T +44 (0)161 295 4545
international@salford.ac.uk (International)
course-enquiries@salford.ac.uk (UK/EU)
www.artdes.salford.ac.uk
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