Music Marketing

Exchange programme
Full time
Spring and Fall

If you are an enterprising, creative, driven, focussed and internationally minded individual with a passion for the music industry, then you are the right fit for our Music Marketing minor!

The programme introduces you to the business of entertainment, and specifically the multi-faceted music industry, while giving you the opportunity to speak with and learn from top (inter)national professionals from the sector. The programme takes place in both the autumn and the spring semester.

Start date	February, September
Number of ECTS	30 Dutch Education System
Programme level	Minor
Programme code	MC-MUSICMARK-11-SEM1 (autumn) MC-MUSICMARK-11-SEM2 (spring)
Language of instruction	English
Year of study	Year 3 or 4
Location	Utrecht Science Park

What do you need to enter this programme? And what can you expect when you apply? In this section you'll find all you need to know!

Our Minor Music Marketing covers most aspects of the exciting music business and is an intermediate level programme. It is held in both the autumn and the spring semester.

Would you like to know more about this programme or do you have a specific question? Please contact the programme coordinator, Nerko Hadziarapovic.

The programme takes place during one semester and contains the following:

Course title	ECTS
Music Marketing	5
Music Event Marketing	5
Music Accountancy & Rights	5
Music Management	5
Project	10

Please note that the programme reflects a (logical) bundle of courses/subjects and should normally be followed as such. It is not possible to combine (two or more) programmes in one single period.

In our Course Guide you can find all relevant information about the programme in one practical document. Download them here for your convenience.

You can find other, interesting information in the following documents:

When applying for this programme, you are expected to have mastered the basics of marketing and to have a foundation of introductory course(s) in marketing management.

English CEFR level B2.

Please note: You may be asked to take a language assessment test before the start of the programme. If your English language skills are below the required level, you may not be able to enter the course, as you need to be able to actively participate in (parts of) the programme. In all cases, the programme manager makes the final decision.

When you move to a different country to study, there are lots of things to arrange. For instance, where will you live, how much are the costs? Visit the practical information site. Read here for more info about how to arrange housing. A student living in the Netherlands needs about € 800 - 1000 a month to cover living expenses, such as housing, food and transportation. This includes insurances – health insurance is mandatory.