Creative and Collaborative Enterprise MA

UCL (University College London)

Get specialist training in ethnography, anthropology and ensemble theatre, working with UCL’s anthropologists and leading creative practitioners. You’ll learn to think creatively, collaboratively and critically about your ideas, and receive the hands-on support you need to get your project going. The Creative and Collaborative Enterprise MA will support you to develop and implement your enterprise ideas. Taking a human-centred, anthropological approach, supported by the principles of ethnography and ensemble theatre, it will teach you to think creatively, critically, and collaboratively about your entrepreneurial ideas and how they can be sustained. The degree is aimed at students looking to start up innovative, ethos-driven customer-funded enterprises either in one of the nine creative sectors recognised by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (including advertising, architecture, IT and the visual arts) or an enterprise with a non-normal sphere of operation. You will develop the skills to create innovative, desirable and distinctive new products or services and to start up the value-rich, ethos-driven enterprises that will take those products to market and thrive in the contemporary world. You will study in a warm and welcoming department that is also one of the largest and broadest anthropology departments in the UK, which researches and teaches across five sub-sections, and which continually works to expand and reshape the discipline. The Creative and Collaborative Enterprise MA is best suited to students who want to start up innovative, ethos-driven, customer-funded enterprises. Students come from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences. The degree is well-suited to working professionals who wish to study part-time over two years.

Social and Historical Sciences