Music Business Management

Music Business Management
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Music Business Management

Music Business Managers are the key drivers behind the scenes of the music industry. They oversee market strategies, copyright operations, artist management, event planning, and platform partnerships—bridging the gap between creativity and commerce. UMA's certification program equips candidates with globally recognized business knowledge and operational skills applicable to record labels, music platforms, live performance companies, and independent brands.


✅ Who Should Apply

This certification is ideal for:

  • Aspiring professionals in music industry management, operations, and planning

  • Current staff at music companies, performance agencies, MCNs, or rights organizations seeking to expand their global perspective

  • Independent musicians or label founders aiming to acquire systematic knowledge in management and promotion


Core Curriculum

The certification training and evaluation will cover:

  • Global Music Industry Structure & Market Overview

  • Music Product Marketing & Brand Management

  • Event Planning, Live Shows & Project Coordination

  • ️ Artist Management & IP Operations

  • Copyright, Contract Basics & Revenue Models

  • Music Platforms, Distribution & Data Analytics

  • Business Negotiation & Cross-industry Collaboration


Career Pathways

Certified candidates will be prepared for roles such as:

  • Project Manager / Marketing Lead at music companies

  • Live Event Producer / Festival Director

  • Independent Label Founder / A&R Manager

  • Business Development Manager at music platforms

  • Music IP Consultant / Marketing Strategist

  • International Project Coordinator in music and entertainment


Global Trends

  • Global record labels are increasingly seeking talent with multilingual skills and cross-cultural management expertise for international content deployment

  • Digitalization is reshaping music content management—data-driven strategies and platform partnerships are on the rise

  • Independent creators and boutique labels are becoming key collaborators, creating strong demand for hybrid professionals who understand both content and commerce