Event management programs at ICMS provide graduates with the theory and knowledge to manage events from conception through to implementation and post-production.

Lecturers at ICMS are current practitioners in the event industry and subjects studied include scriptwriting, copywriting, staging, production and Events Pro management software training.

Employment opportunities

Event management opens the door to travel and international career opportunities.

Working with talented and creative people, you can use your own ingenuity to contribute to successful events. As your career develops, the knowledge and experience gained while studying at ICMS could take you in many different directions from sport to arts to other cultural pursuits.

ICMS graduates are sought after event, venue, exhibition and sponsorship managers. You'll find them working in marketing, advertising, PR and many other roles where fast thinking and a sound knowledge-base are prerequisites in the industry.

Curriculum

ICMS Event Management programs provide graduates with:

• "Work ready" skills and attitudes developed through the combination of comprehensive on-campus study and nine months of paid industry training in event management;
• An excellent graduate employment record and extensive links to the event industry;
• A distinct edge through a well-rounded and multi-disciplinary qualification relevant to today's event industry; and
• A thorough understanding of key concepts and theories in event management combined with practical skills in key areas such as event conception and implementation, risk management, client service and venue and project management

Resources

• English Requirements

Course Application

Career

With an event management qualification from ICMS your internationally recognised skills will open the door to job opportunities in areas such as:

• Event management and production;
• Venue management;
• Exhibition management;
• Sponsorship management;
• Merchandise management;
• Banquet/event coordination;
• Security and risk management;
• Entertainment management; and
• Theme consultation