University of Toronto

Overview

The Arts and Media Management (Hons) program at the University of Toronto Scarborough merges a comprehensive arts education with essential management training, equipping students to effectively plan, lead, and develop arts and media organizations.

This program fosters skills in audience engagement, equity and inclusion, media history, and communications, preparing graduates for diverse roles in galleries, cultural institutions, and the creative industry.

What you'll study

The curriculum is designed to integrate core management principles with specialized arts and media courses. Course offerings may vary, so students should consult the university's timetable and degree requirements for the most accurate information.

• Core courses (examples):
  • Arts and Media Management
  • Developing Audiences, Resources, and Community
  • Equity and Inclusivity in Arts and Media Organizations
  • Media History
  • Business
  • Management Communications
• Honours pathway: This pathway encourages deeper exploration of the discipline and management practices.
• Professional skills emphasis: The program focuses on audience strategy, resource planning, inclusive practices, and effective communications within arts and media contexts.

Note: The courses listed are examples. For a detailed semester-by-semester breakdown, including electives and any capstone or thesis requirements, please refer to the official degree plan for this honours program.

Entry requirements

Admission to this undergraduate program typically does not require GRE or GMAT scores. Specific GPA requirements are also not detailed, as eligibility is based primarily on your academic background.

English requirements

• Duolingo English Test: minimum score of 120
• TOEFL iBT: minimum score of 89
• PTE Academic: minimum score of 65
• IELTS (Academic): minimum score of 6.5

Other requirements

• Completion of international high school education
• Proof of high school diploma (requirements vary by country)
• Completion of required Grade 12 courses, typically including English

Approximate grade expectations:

• Minimum of 70% in English
• Overall average in the mid 70s

Tip: Always verify the latest entry requirements and any country-specific grading conversions on the University of Toronto admissions website.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Arts and Media Management program will be prepared for a variety of career paths within the arts and media sectors, including roles in administration, marketing, and community engagement in galleries, cultural institutions, and creative enterprises. The blend of management skills and arts knowledge positions them for success in a dynamic and evolving field.