History

The Executive Master of Arts Administration (EMAA) was established in 2019. It is the only in-service master's program of arts administration in Southern Taiwan. In recent years, the government has gradually attached importance to the cultural and creative industries, which provided many opportunities for students. EMAA encourages creators and entrepreneurs who are dedicated to arts to collaboratively cultivate a new generation of interdisciplinary arts management talents in Taiwan.

Orientation

Focusing on arts administration, EMAA aims to cultivate multidisciplinary talents with legal knowledge, big data analysis, and operational management capabilities. It upholds the objectives of professionalism, innovation, and cross-disciplinary to become an educational institution with diverse perspectives and practical expertise.
 

Goals

EMAA actively promotes the exchanges between various domains such as arts and culture, and increases international cooperation opportunities. After graduation, alumni are expected to integrate interdisciplinary academic research from arts, humanities, and cultural creation, to combine local and international resources, and to collect data from all sources, so as to effectively develop into management talents with expertise in arts, cultural creation, and law who participate in government's art and cultural activities and construction to further facilitate the development of related organizations and institutions.