Arts Management: Stories

With 100% employment rate for arts management students after graduating, our students go on to many different and exciting careers within the industry.

With breathtaking landscapes and more castles per square mile than anywhere in the world, Wales has always been a favourite with film producers looking for epic outdoor locations.

If you live in Cardiff it’s not unusual to see an ambulance from Holby City Hospital parked down the next road, a Cyberman marching down the high street, or a car park full of dressing room trailers and catering vans.

Highlighting the importance of music and its positive impact on our wellbeing, Director of Music Tim Rhys-Evans wrote for Music Teacher magazine about his personal relationship between music and mental health.

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week and we’ve teamed up with Student Services Manager, Kate Williams, to give you some key tips, advice and resources about how to take care of your own mental well-being.

Orchestral Management is one of three pathways on the College’s Arts Management MA course.

At RWCMD we cherish the value of music-making for our wellbeing and cultural health.

The MA Arts Management course is unique because of its vocational focus. Students leave the College as resilient, work-ready graduates that can achieve success in a fast paced and ever-changing industry.

Catching up after a busy summer, we spoke to four members of the Flying Bedroom Theatre Company about touring, trust, collaboration and the future.

Meet the new Head of Classical Music at the Southbank Centre!

Arts management grad Lára Sóley Jóhannsdóttir took time out of her role as Managing Director of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, while they were in Cardiff on their UK tour, to come back and visit us.