Bimm University: Developing Business Acumen For Creative Industries


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BIMM University is home to four specialist schools that cater to various creative disciplines.

Students specialise in modern music, performing arts, filmmaking, and creative technology.

The curriculum covers essential topics like finance, marketing, law, project management, sustainability, and digital communications.

BIMM University recently launched its MA Business for the Creative Industries programme.

The sector is projected to grow to $3.4 trillion worldwide by 2028.

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