Contemporary Management in Arts & Culture

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Contemporary Management in Arts & Culture

University of New Brunswick

Deadline for applications: July 21, 2025

The University of New Brunswick (UNB) Centre for Musical Arts, in association with the Government of New Brunswick, is proud to offer our unique certificate in Contemporary Management in Arts & Culture (CMAC).

The first of its kind in the Maritimes, the CMAC certificate is a one-of-a-kind program built specifically for developing the skills and knowledge of people that aspire to be arts and culture leaders across Canada. Our certificate is offered online and designed to fit the needs of working professionals wishing to effectively lead their organizations, projects and ideas in today’s changing ecosystem.

In one year, gain the knowledge you need to run or assist a thriving arts or cultural organization with a practical online certificate catered to those working in, or aspiring to work in the arts and cultural sectors. Build confidence and competencies to lead in arts and culture with knowledge in governance, leadership, planning, effective operations, relationship and revenue management.

This fully online program includes three courses and a capstone project in which students will develop a comprehensive business plan. Participants will learn from leaders in the field from the Atlantic region and across Canada as well as literature, on-demand lectures and interviews, and virtual discussions.  You will become a confident leader by balancing your passion and dedication with a comprehensive knowledge base of managing in arts, culture, and heritage in the contemporary Canadian landscape.

For more information and to apply, visit unb.ca/cmac.

Learn more by calling 506.458.7259 or email conserv@unb.ca.

  • Application deadline: July 21, 2025; Apply early; limited enrolment (15 spots).
  • Applications will be reviewed upon receipt and will be accepted until limit is reached.
  • Ideal applicants have some university training and experience in the field of arts and culture, at an organizational level.
  • This certificate is open to all Canadians applicants.
  • Program starts September 5, 2025, and will end in June 2026.
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