Master of Arts in Arts Administration: Landing: Masters: Paul H. O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs: Indiana University Bloomington

Use your tuition benefit and advance your career in the arts

If you are looking to strengthen your skills or advance your career through continuing education, IU offers full-time employees generous tuition benefits to make this option more affordable. That tuition benefit can be applied to Indiana University’s O’Neill School Master of Arts in Arts Administration (MAAA).

As a MAAA student, you’ll learn from top scholars in arts management and cultural policy. In addition to being committed educators, O’Neill faculty members are highly regarded by their peers in the arts management industry and at academic institutions across the country.

Combining faculty and practical expertise with the variety of cultural offerings on campus and in Bloomington, students can look forward to an intellectually and culturally stimulating experience in the study and practice of arts management, while preparing themselves for leadership in the arts in the decades ahead.

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45credit hours to complete

100%of reporting 2022-23 MAAA masters students go into employment or continuing education upon receiving their degree

As IU employees, Natalia Almanza and Laura Judson are using their tuition benefit to advance their careers through the MAAA program.

Consider a dual degree

Combine your MAAA with IU's top-ranked MPA degree and further your career possibilities. The course requirements for the dual MAAA-MPA can be completed in just five semesters, plus an internship usually carried out during one of the summers in which you’re enrolled in the program. This dual degree provides a combination of skills especially well suited for you if you have an interest in doing applied research for arts organizations in the commercial, nonprofit, or public sector.

Establish an international career in cultural policy and management by combining the MAAA with the Master of Arts in Cultural Policy and Arts Management at University College Dublin in Dublin, Ireland. Spend your entire second year learning and working abroad.

Important dates

Fall term: Classes begin in August

Priority Deadline: January 15
Final Deadline: May 1*

*Deadline has been extended to July 1

The more that I live and work in the arts, the more I know that this type of education and coursework is applicable to so many different fields.
—Natalia Almanza, MAAA student and Internal Program Coordinator, IU Arts & Humanities Council

Master of Arts in Arts Administration

Use your tuition benefit and advance your career in the arts

Take the first step to get started

Consider a dual degree

Important dates

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