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The opportunities LIPA provides its students are unrivalled. The collaborative nature of the institution has enabled me to work with, and learn from, other disciplines while managing internal projects. I've also benefited from the many opportunities to work in a professional context on external events, the most poignant of which would be the three months I spent for my Arts Manager module in London with casting director Pippa Ailion working on West End shows such as The Lion King. My three years at LIPA have given me the skills and experience I need to confidently pursue a career in arts management upon graduation.

Laura Trapp

3rd Year BA (Honours) Music, Theatre and Entertainment Management

Undergraduate Courses

BA (Honours) Music, Theatre and Entertainment Management

Course Type:
BA (Honours) degree
Duration:
Three years, Full Time
UCAS Code:
W450
Associates:
John Causebrook, Anthony Field, Janice Long, Jon Webster

Graduate Profiles

Richard Jones

Graduate Richard Jones

 

“My time at LIPA was great, as I was studying alongside like-minded students and being taught by those who knew what they were talking about. LIPA teaches you to have the confidence to stand up and talk in front of people to get your point across, which is vital in my job where I regularly deal with the press and have to give security briefings. During my three years at LIPA I met people who I still work with and I am now working in an industry I love. The main lesson I learnt from LIPA is that hard work pays off, and if you're willing to put the effort in you will be rewarded.”

 
Richard Jones (Management 2001) is a tour manager in the music industry. His clients include Girls Aloud, Boyzone, X Factor, Polydor Records, Disney UK, Nintendo and ITV.

 

 

 

 

 


 

Siobhan Pridgeon - Graduate Profile imageSiobhan Pridgeon

 

"I thoroughly enjoyed my time at LIPA, and learnt a great deal – not only through attending lectures, but also getting involved in various aspects of LIPA life. I worked for LIPA Theatres as a Steward and at the Box Office alongside shifts in the LRC; I also managed LIPA’s radio station, and helped out at fashion shows and galas that took place around the city.
 

Getting involved and networking with your peers is so important: it amazes me the number of LIPA graduates I come across whilst I’m working, and how many of my ex-classmates I still call upon for contacts and advice. I owe my current position at WFTV to the Arts Manager module – and also to my amazing LIPA experience that preceded it."
 

Siobhan Pridgeon (Music, Theatre and Entertainment Management, 2010) is currently working as an Awards & Events Producer for Women in Film & Television (WFTV). Her role sees her coordinating the membership organisation’s annual awards ceremony attended by nearly 1,000 guests.