Schulich offers Canada’s only English language MBA with a specialization in Arts and Media Management.
Schulich offers Canada’s only English language MBA with a specialization in Arts and Media Administration. For over forty years, the ARTM Program has evolved to meet the critical need for qualified managers across the entire spectrum of the arts and cultural industries from the not-for profit arts and social enterprise organizations to broadcasting and digital media. Its alumni hold senior managem
10/03/2024
This week hosted industry guests, JJ Johnson Sinking Ship Entertainment The Sinking Shipj, Kirsten Hurd TVOkids and Rennata and Georgina Lopez Lopii Productions Inc. Lopii Productions for the amazing students in the Schulich School of Business - York University course, From Networks to Netflix: New Business Models. JJ, Kirsten, Georgina and Rennata brought real world experience, drive and optimism to a very engaging learning experience.
06/06/2024
An amazing evening at our Alumni Networking Reception. Thank you everyone for being part of our alumni network and for making our event a memorable one. We look forward to seeing you at future gatherings. Cheers everyone!!!
10/10/2023
The AM&E community started the semester off right with the annual welcome dinner hosted by Professor Emeritus Joyce Zemans! We are looking forward to another fantastic year together, with many more to come.
05/11/2023
We had such a great night on Monday at our Alumni Reception. Thank you to all that attended and made the night a memorable one.
04/21/2023
Congratulations to AM&E alumni Vicki Lean, Jonas Prupas, and Laura Michalchyshyn on their wins at the Canadian Screen Awards! We're thrilled to see our alumni achieving such great success in the industry. Keep up the fantastic work! 🎉👏
Check out this link to read more about their impressive achievements:
https://yfile.news.yorku.ca/2023/04/19/york-alumni-win-big-at-canadian-screen-awards/
York alumni win big at Canadian Screen Awards - YFile More than two dozen York alumni across multiple disciplines were celebrated by The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.
03/23/2023
Schulich Arts, Media & Entertainment Faculty members Lisa de Wilde and Trina McQueen have partnered with Women in Film and Television to empower women in the film and television industry through a revamp of the Media Leadership Certificate Program.
The program has a 20-year history of success and provides professional development and mentorship, with a recent bespoke curriculum developed by industry experts. The program's newest entrants began in March, representing a range of industry backgrounds.
Learn more at https://yfile.news.yorku.ca/2023/03/22/schulich-execed-redesigns-certificate-program-for-women-leaders-in-media/.
06/23/2021
06/23/2021
Hey ! We're just a week away from our Virtual Graduation Celebration event, but in the meantime, we've created a whole suite of digital assets you can use to celebrate! Don't forget to tag us and use the hashtag !
Check it out: https://www.yorku.ca/convocation/
04/09/2021
“... in Bill C-10 there remains no trace or evidence in the proposed legislation that Canadian ownership remains a principle or priority.“
“Many [...] have pointed to the removal of the ownership clause as a weakness that could potentially result in the sale of Canadian broadcasters and cable companies to foreign interests.”
ANALYSIS: Something big is missing with Bill C-10 - Cartt.ca By Doug Barrett WHEN BILL C-10 WAS TABLED last November, it didn’t take long to notice that the first section in the Broadcasting Policy for Canada (“the Canadian broadcasting system shall be effectively owned and controlled by Canadians”) had been deleted. Not modified or amended, but complet...
03/08/2021
How can we bridge the gender power gap? Six ways employers, governments and men can do better You’ve read The Globe’s investigation of how women and racialized people are shut out of powerful roles in the public sector, academia and on Bay Street. The solutions include more transparency, mandatory targets, better child care – and all genders doing their part
