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The former lead singer of The Presets or band leaders Murcia Second part of the Master in Management of the music industry

Having teachers as professionals who are fully immersed in the subject to be taught, is one of the aspects that students seeking Master.

Therefore, the Master in Music Industry Management offered by the Catholic University of Murcia with the company SFE-Songsforever, has in its outstanding faculty with national artists such as the former lead singer of The Presets, Sole Giménez;

leaders Murcia Second band, Fran and Fernando Robles Guirao;

and singer Alondra Bentley, plus numerous agents, producers and journalists from the world of culture.

The business side will also be represented by professionals from companies such as Warner Music Spain, Ticketmaster, Subterfuge, Google +, Fnac, My Major Company, SGAE Foundation, IEA, Sony, The Volcano, SOS 4.8 Festival, VEVO or Sony Music.

Notably university are currently few studies that have been immersed in the innermost part of the music industry;

in this case, the Master in Music Industry Management UCAM goes a step further, and is taught from a global perspective of the business of the music industry, covering all sectors that make up the value chain of the business world .

The title, composed of fourteen modules, provides a comprehensive view of the culture industry, through areas such as artistic creation, publishing, recording, legal, management, marketing, communication, new technologies or production of live music.

Practices

In addition, students join their theoretical training a practical part, which developed in companies.

Mariano Perez, Warner Music Spain consultant and professor of the Master course "covers all aspects of the world of music, so it becomes an ideal learning for a career in this sector."

A shared by the Second Murcia, from his own experience, ensuring that this is "a must to understand and navigate the complex web of course the music industry" opinion.

Source: UCAM