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INTRODUCTION

 Introduction

  The BS in Entertainment Management is an all-English program that aims to equip the student with managerial knowledge and skills in entertainment industries such as popular music marketing, theater business, mega recreation/sports events, gaming/casinos, film/TV, and tourism and hospitality.
 
The Department of Entertainment Management that offers this program is an AACSB accredited institute with faculty members from diverse cultural backgrounds.

​Features

  • The program emphasizes the importance of creative thinking and systematic problem solving for the success of managing an entertainment-related business. To this end, specific courses such as Creative Thinking and Innovation and Project Management are offered as AACSB reviewed core courses.

  • The program emphasizes the importance of experiential learning and mobility and therefore requires each student to complete an overseas experience prior to graduation. This overseas experience can be either as an exchange student in a foreign university or an intern in an international professional organization.

  • The program concentrates on "learning by doing" and therefore offers a six-month practicum in the junior year. Over 90% of the EM students have chosen to practice what they have learned on campus in world-class companies in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and the US, to name a major few. In addition, more than 50% of the EM students have received various Casino Dealer certificates.

  • The program consists of general education courses (27 credits), college required courses (12 credits), department core courses (47 credits), and department elective courses (42 credits). The following roadmap tree illustrates the featuring structure of our program in terms of basic skills, core competence, and diverse professional development.

FEATURES
CAREER

Career

The graduates are employed by businesses and corporations in the area of film production, sports & leisure, hotel, airline, cruise lines, theme parks, recreation center, shopping center, etc. Support in career planning is available through the department in the form of a mentoring service and through the university in the form of aptitude tests and interview simulations.
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