Three Level I master’s degree programs kick off at St. Louis
Three new Level I master’s degree programs at Saint Louis kick off: highly specialized, 12-month training programs, including internships/internships at major companies in the music industry, designed to provide advanced skills and meet the needs of the world of work.
The Level I Master’s degrees (aut. MUR) activated for A.Y. 2025/26 are:
Master’s degree in Music Business & Management: deepens knowledge of business management models: from music publishing and the creation of live events and performances, to marketing and communications.
Master’s degree in Music Consultant for Film and TV: provides specific skills related to the emotional pathways of music, for the management of live or recorded TV programs and in the context of working as a music consultant for film production companies.
Master’s Degree in Orchestra Conducting: the first in Italy to offer comprehensive training aimed at both musicians and composers, with the opportunity during the course of study to be confronted right away with more than 250 hours of practice conducting different ensembles, from small and medium-sized ensembles to double quintets, up to a 40-piece symphony orchestra.
Now more than ever, investing in postgraduate education is critical to standing out in an increasingly competitive job market.
A master’s degree allows you to gain technical and soft skills, expand your network of contacts and access new professional opportunities.
With a practical, business-oriented approach, these training courses are a valuable asset for those who wish to enhance their career prospects in the music industry.
Registration for the 2025/26 Level I Master’s degree programs is already open and classes will start in October 2025.
The training tracks include in-person classes, at the Saint Louis headquarters in Rome, and online, with internships and placements at major companies in the industry: management agencies, live performance companies, film and television production companies, national orchestras and others.
For more information and to apply for admission, see the Level I Master’s degree pages.
