The MA in Arts, Business and Creativity provides an entrepreneurial education for creative graduates who want to start up, develop, manage, and grow a business or freelance career in a creative industry; the programme has been created by the Business School in consultation with the School of Arts and Cultures and key stakeholders from creative industries; it examines the theoretical aspects of the creative industries and the social, cultural, economic, political, and, increasingly, international contexts in which they operate; it has been designed specifically for individuals with some involvement or experience of creative industries; it is aimed at those wishing to turn their artistic and creative talents to a viable career or business start-up, or for those involved in developing and growing enterprises within the sector; the programme has been developed in conjunction with industry practitioners and provides students with the opportunity to work in teams and run their own real business, as well as engage in practical business-focused projects and consulting; the programme is modular in structure, comprising 180 credits which are studied on both a full-time (12 months) and part-time (24 months) basis.