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Event Management

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Davidson R.

Course director

Description


The design and management of events play a key role in tourism, in sports, culture, politics, and in business. In this course, students will become acquainted with the main strategies used when designing, planning and managing events; learn about the roles of the key stakeholders in the events market; understand the impacts of events on the economy, society, environment and politics of the places that host events; familiarise themselves with the experiential concept of the ‘Participant Journey’ as applied to events.

 Students will work in groups to create a specific event concept.

 

Objectives

To provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for the organising of events in the fields of business, sports, culture, politics and for the non-profit sector.

To enable students to familiarise themselves with key actors in the events market, including sources of demand, suppliers and intermediaries.

Teaching mode

In presence

Learning methods

Interactive lectures.

Group in-class exercises

Examination information

Group presentations on a specific event project.

Individual exam to measure students’ understanding of the course content.

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