Postgraduate course in Company Management in the Music Industry

"The Postgraduate Programme in Company Management in the Music Industry (DGIM) is very well-structured: not only does it establish the foundations and the organisation of the music industry, it also provides the necessary tools and academic resources for the development of future projects. That is exactly what it did in my case, given that, thanks to the DGIM, I've been able to develop profitable projects and employ over ten people."

"This postgraduate programme introduces students to numerous aspects of the music industry. Through the different presentations, the course clarifies and orders a sector with its own very specific characteristic and a multitude of players and branches. An industry which is as changeable as it is exciting is explained by the professionals."

We are currently witnessing one of the greatest transformations in the music industry. The DGIM helped me understand and discover the opportunities afforded by this new environment, reinforce them to the maximum and thus find my own space within the music industry.

"On this course you learn about the workings of an industry that changes every day. The different points of view provided by your lecturers and classmates help you to discover all the facets of the music industry. The course allowed me to do an internship at Warner Music, during a very important time in the development of the record industry.
Contact with classmates who provide very interesting ideas is also essential. In my case, one of my classmates and I started up our own concert promotion company and the DGIM provided us with the necessary tools and foundations for the project to work as well as possible."

"Academic programmes such as the DGIM are the forerunners of a renewed music industry. There is a future while there exist a market and professionals capable of providing answers in accordance with the times. The DGIM brings about this change."

"The course provided me with a much broader overview of the music sector. The wide range of lecturers and speakers and subjects dealt with during the postgraduate contributed greatly to this. I must make a special mention of the debates which arose spontaneously in class among students, since they enabled different views to be observed regarding music and its sectors. Thanks to the postgraduate course I gained employment at the independent music festival Primavera Sound."

"For me, this course was of great help in order to understand the general environment of the music world. At present I am working as A&R in the Artistic Department of one of the country's most important independent publishers. I obtained the position through the course since, once completed, the contact with tutors, classmate and sector peers remains."