Transforming the Event and Entertainment Industries
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Pair your passion for a creative career with a love for events and entertainment.
The Bachelor of Science in Event and Entertainment Management equips students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to become leaders in the fast-paced event and entertainment industries. Graduates emerge with a business-oriented skill set and are prepared to successfully manage a wide variety of events including fairs, festivals, entertainment and sporting events, meetings and trade shows.
Students learn all aspects of event management from inception to implementation including risk management, sustainability, marketing, finance and logistics. The curriculum incorporates the newest technologies and emerging trends coupled with essential business principles, helping students stand out amongst their peers.
Through class projects, industry-related hours and two required internships, students apply their learnings to real-world situations and graduate with years of hands-on event experience. Students also graduate with certifications in leading event software systems and a comprehensive digital portfolio that provides employers with a glimpse of their learnings both in the classroom and in the field—helping set students apart from the competition.
Promising Careers in Events & Entertainment
See where your Bachelor’s Degree in Event and Entertainment Management can take you.
Exciting Careers in Event and Entertainment Management:
- Conference Manager
- Convention Manager
- Event Entrepreneurship
- Event Manager
- Event Marketing Coordinator
- Event Operations Director
- Event Production
- Festival Manager
- Food and Beverage Manager
- Fundraising Director
- Meeting Planner
- Services Manager
- Social Event Coordinator
- Sponsorship Manager
- Venue and Convention Manager
- Venue Manager
- Wedding Planner
Customize Your Degree
Tailor Your Bachelor’s Degree in Event and Entertainment Management to fit Your Passions and Goals.
The global event and entertainment industries provide millions of jobs and STHM is here to help students take advantage of opportunities to stand out from the competition.
Our industry-driven curriculum paired with hands-on experiences helps students customize their education and prepare for the career path of their dreams. The 125-credit program also offers students optional concentrations in Tourism and Hospitality Management or Live Entertainment.
Discover how this program will help turn the career of your dreams into a reality.
Customize Your Degree Through a Concentration
We offer two concentrations that focus on specific areas of the industry to help students hone in on their interests. Whether students are looking to create unforgettable festival experiences or the ultimate trade show exhibit, we have the tools to bring their vision to fruition.
- Tourism and Hospitality Management Concentration—consists of electives based in tourism and hospitality and is designed for students that are interested in planning meetings, conferences, weddings and/or social events.
- Live Entertainment Concentration—consists of electives within the School of Theater, Film and Media Arts and is designed for students interested in live entertainment planning such as theater, concerts and shows.
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Enrollment Information
Ready to turn your passion for events and entertainment into an amazing career?
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You enter a bustling fast-casual restaurant and approach a sleek, self-service kiosk to browse the menu. The pressure is palpable, not just from the food choices on screen, but the line forming behind you.
This fall, Altschuler, a faculty member at the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management (STHM), is going to Japan for a year to start the tourism and hospitality management (THM) curriculum at Temple’s Japan campus (TUJ).
