Entertainment, Media and Technology (EMT)

M.B.A.

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Course Overview

New York University Stern, Entertainment, Media and Technology (EMT) All Stern students graduate with an MBA in General Management and can select up to three specializations or choose not to specialize at all. We offer one of the largest selections of elective courses among top business schools. Stern's EMT program provides a broad understanding of the strategy and operating principles that drive the individual sectors of the entertainment industry, while exploring new industry concepts and analyzing leading companies such as Time Warner, Disney, Sony, Viacom and NBC Universal. Courses are offered in a variety of disciplines, including marketing, finance, economics, accounting, management, law and information systems. Topics covered include movies, network television, production, theater, music, sports, cable, syndication, radio, telecommunications, new media and publishing. Especially Applicable to Careers in Entertainment, Media and Technology and Marketing such as: Business Development, Film Production, Market Research, Marketing, News & Entertainment Media, Strategic Planning, Talent Management

Program Outline

Program Outline

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Teaching method: Face to Face
Starting in: 1, 7, 9
Full Time Duration: 24 months
Part Time Duration: 72 months
This Program is taught in: English

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Domestic Students: 66,590 USD (66,590 USD) per 1
International Students: 66,590 USD (66,590 USD) per 1

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New York University, United States

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Course Overview

New York University Stern, Entertainment, Media and Technology (EMT) All Stern students graduate with an MBA in General Management and can select up to three specializations or choose not to specialize at all. We offer one of the largest selections of elective courses among top business schools. Stern's EMT program provides a broad understanding of the strategy and operating principles that drive the individual sectors of the entertainment industry, while exploring new industry concepts and analyzing leading companies such as Time Warner, Disney, Sony, Viacom and NBC Universal. Courses are offered in a variety of disciplines, including marketing, finance, economics, accounting, management, law and information systems. Topics covered include movies, network television, production, theater, music, sports, cable, syndication, radio, telecommunications, new media and publishing. Especially Applicable to Careers in Entertainment, Media and Technology and Marketing such as: Business Development, Film Production, Market Research, Marketing, News & Entertainment Media, Strategic Planning, Talent Management

Program Outlines

Course Overview

Teaching method: Face to Face
Starting in: 1, 7, 9
Full Time Duration: 24 months
Part Time Duration: 72 months
This Program is taught in: English

Ratings:

Course rating:
University rating:
Value for money:

Fees:

Domestic Students: 66,590 USD per year
International Students: 66,590 USD per year

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New York University, United States

Arts and Design 22.4
Media and Communications 16.3
Operations 10.8
Entrepreneuership 10.6
Business Development 10.1
Education & Academics 8.4
Marketing 4.2
Administration & Management 2.9
Sales 2.8
Community and Social Services 2.5

Source: MastersAvenue’s Global Degree and Career Survey (2018)

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