You can apply for the BA (Hons) Business and Management for the Creative Industries, via UCAS – LMA Institution code: L52 Course code: W815

Campus codes: Liverpool – L  London – N - Newcastle T

Standard Entry Criteria for the course is 96 UCAS points. Further details can be found on the UCAS website.

Awarded by: Regent’s University London

Tuition Fees (Full-Time, per Year): £9525

To ensure we can continue to invest in the student experience, tuition fees may rise each year of your course. For home students they will not exceed the cap set by the government. This is set out in our Terms and conditions and Tuition Fee Policy both can be found on our policies page.

Information for all Applicants who receive funding from Student Finance Wales.  ALL LMA Undergraduate courses ARE eligible for funding from SFW.  LMA courses are NOT affected by recent changes made by the Welsh Government to funding for some creative courses offered by specialist providers.   Any queries about eligibility please contact LMA directly.  

Additional Costs: Students will need suitable attire and may incur costs for tickets and project expenses.

Module 1: Studying Business in the Creative Industries

In this module, you’ll explore how creative businesses work globally, learning about their structures, operations, and the challenges they face. You’ll dive into key debates within the industry and develop essential research skills. It’s a great introduction to understanding the creative industries from a business perspective and lays the foundation for your future studies.

Module 2: Financing Creativity

This module introduces you to the world of finance within the creative industries. You’ll learn how to interpret financial documents, understand funding options, and make informed financial decisions. Whether it’s managing costs or understanding profitability, this module gives you the skills to handle financial aspects in a creative business setting.

Module 3: Marketing & Communications in the Creative Industries

Learn how to create powerful marketing campaigns tailored for the creative industries in this hands-on module. You’ll cover everything from market research and branding to digital marketing and social media strategies. With real-world case studies, you’ll develop the skills needed to craft messages that resonate with creative audiences and promote exciting new products or performances.

Module 4: Live Creative Project

This module gives you the opportunity to work on a real creative project, developing a business plan that includes marketing, finance, and project planning. You’ll gain practical experience while honing your leadership and teamwork skills in a dynamic creative environment. It’s all about applying what you’ve learned to create and manage a project from start to finish.

Module 1: Exploring Business in the Creative Industries

This module explores the global landscape of creative businesses, focusing on key debates around ethics, culture, and business operations. You’ll examine trends and challenges impacting creative industries and apply critical thinking to address these issues. A great opportunity to dive into real-world business challenges while developing your research and analytical skills.

Module 2: People and Organisational Behaviour

In this module, you’ll learn about managing people within creative industries, focusing on recruitment, diversity, motivation, and ethical decision-making. You’ll explore how organisations operate and gain insights into the employee lifecycle from recruitment to offboarding. It’s perfect for understanding how people management drives success in creative business settings

Module 3: Operations in the Creative Industries

Learn how operational practices support creativity and project delivery in this module. You'll explore project management tools, resource management, and sustainability issues, all while balancing creativity with efficiency. If you want to master the art of running successful creative projects and understand customer experience, this module is for you.

Module 4: Enterprise Project

This module introduces you to entrepreneurship within the creative industries. You'll work in teams to develop and pitch an enterprise project, exploring business models, project budgeting, and risk management. It’s all about turning creative ideas into feasible business ventures, helping you develop the skills needed to start and manage your own creative project.

Module 1: Industry Investigation

Dive deep into a current topic or debate within the creative industries with this independent research module. You'll select your own subject, critically analyze it, and present your findings in a detailed report, essay, or mixed media format. Perfect for developing your research and communication skills while tackling real-world issues in creative business.

Module 2: The Creative Business Professional

This module is all about you! You’ll create a personal portfolio that showcases your growth as a creative business professional. Learn to articulate your skills, brand, and career goals while refining your communication and decision-making abilities. It’s an essential step in preparing for your future career in the creative industries.

Module 3: Strategic Leadership & Management

Explore the key theories of leadership and management and how they apply to the creative industries. You’ll develop strategic planning skills, learn to manage teams effectively, and understand the impact of leadership styles. This module helps you build a solid foundation for leading creative businesses and navigating complex challenges.

Module 4: Major Business Project

Put everything you’ve learned into practice by working on a major business project of your choice. Whether it’s a real-world business challenge or a new venture, you’ll research, plan, and deliver a project that highlights your ability to innovate, lead, and make strategic decisions. This is your chance to demonstrate your skills and knowledge in a professional context.

The teaching and learning methods at LMA for the BA (Hons) Business and Management for the Creative Industries are designed to be both engaging and industry-focused. You will encounter a range of approaches including interactive workshops, online lectures, networking and collaborative sessions with students from different disciplines; guest lectures from industry specialists; live projects and briefs  and independent study. Each module is designed to blend theoretical concepts with practical applications through case studies, group activities, and real-world examples from industry professionals.

Assessment methods are equally varied, encouraging you to demonstrate both your individual and collaborative skills and your engagement with industry:

• Individual Tasks such as essays, reports, and reflective journals

• Group Projects, including presentations, portfolios, and enterprise pitches

• Creative Outputs, including podcasts, social media campaigns, and marketing portfolios

• Research-Based Assessments, including case study reports and live industry investigations

All assessments are designed to mimic the challenges and opportunities you will face in the creative industries. Ongoing feedback and one-on-one support from tutors ensure you develop a deep understanding of each subject.

Professional Acting Technique

Master core acting skills across stage and screen, including voice, movement, improvisation, and text work.

Screen Acting & On-Camera Presence

Gain confidence performing in front of the camera, develop screen-specific techniques, and learn how to adapt your craft for film, TV, and digital media.

Creative Collaboration

Learn how to work as part of an ensemble, devise original performance material, and rehearse professionally with directors, casts, and crews.

Textual Analysis & Interpretation

Explore classical and contemporary texts in depth and learn how to bring complex characters and scripts to life for modern audiences.

Performance Creation & Stagecraft

Take part in live productions and develop skills in rehearsal technique, staging, blocking, and audience engagement.

Industry Awareness & Professional Development

Build knowledge of the acting industry, develop audition technique, create showreels and showcase performances, and learn how to market yourself as a performer.

Reflective Practice & Career Planning

Develop your voice as an independent artist, refine your personal style, and plan your next steps into the industry with a focus on sustainability, ethics, and personal growth.

The course equips you with a breadth of skills Graduates from the BA (Hons) Business and Management for the Creative Industries course are equipped to pursue a variety of roles within the creative sectors:

• Talent Manager – Oversee and manage creative professionals, from musicians to filmmakers.

• Entrepreneur – Launch your own business or creative venture in the arts, entertainment, or media sectors.

• Marketing Manager or Brand Strategist for creative brands, agencies, or cultural institutions

• Production Manager or Line Producer in film, TV, or live events

• Talent Manager or Tour Manager in music, performance, or entertainment

• Fundraising or Development Manager for arts organisations or festivals

• Creative Project Manager overseeing campaigns, exhibitions, or digital content

• Business Development Executive in publishing, advertising, or immersive tech

• Operations or Studio Manager in creative agencies or production houses

• Consultant in innovation, sustainability, or digital transformation for the arts

• Duration: 3 Years

• 2025/26 new entrants at Level 4, Level 5 and Level 6, UK – full time £9275

• Fees quoted relate to study in the Academic Year 2025/26 only and may be subject to inflationary increases in future years.

• Location: Liverpool or London campuses

• Awarded by: Regent’s University London

• LMA is currently unable to accept international applicants who would need a Student Visa to study in the UK.

Please remember there will be additional costs associated with your course that may include simple items such as stationary.