There is a general perception that if successful, an artist can generate a substantial amount of income for all the related stakeholders within the Music Industry. This module provides an in-depth approach to managing income streams, the various percentage splits, maximising income and the responsibilities of the associated stakeholders. Students will study financial management and good business practice along with the associated ethical ramifications.
Contact hours: 22
Independent study hours: 128
Total study hours: 150
Main assessment methods
Essay (4,000 words) 100%
Reassessment methods
Essay (4,000 words) 100%
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The intended subject specific learning outcomes.
On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1. understand the various approaches to financial management within the Music Industry.
2. demonstrate an awareness of the income streams within the Music Industry.
3. critically evaluate Music Industry entrepreneurialism and the ethical and financial implications of this career pathway.
4. demonstrate an awareness of stakeholder participation in the income streams within the Music Industry.
The intended generic learning outcomes.
On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1. utilise relevant skills in information communication technologies and use of electronic information sources.
2. engage with team working and collaboration: the ability to communicate and interact effectively with others.
3. work independently, to understand one's own learning style and work regime.
4. understand and engage with entrepreneurship and employment skills: the ability to be resilient in developing and sustaining a career path, taking into account personal
strengths and characteristics.
5. use time management effectively to include the ability to plan and set priorities.
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