NYU Stern Undergraduate College
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Business of Entertainment, Media, and Technology with the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, and the Tisch School of the ArtsNew York City is home to major sectors of the entertainment and media industries, including major media conglomerates, network television, independent film, book and magazine publishing, advertising, and two of the largest cable companies. This cross-school minor includes courses from Stern School of Business, Tisch School of the Arts, and Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. It provides a foundation in the business aspects of media and entertainment and examines how technology impacts these industries. Students take electives from areas that deepen their knowledge base and understanding of these sectors. BUSINESS OF ENTERTAINMENT, MEDIA, AND TECHNOLOGY (BEMT) MINOR REQUIREMENTS (16 CREDITS) Stern students cannot count a required course from the Business Core or from their major toward the minor. All students are required to take 8 credits of their minor at Stern. All students must take the following core requirement: Entertainment and Media Industries Plus 6 credits of additional electives in Stern (any “C” course). The remaining 8 credits must be taken through either the Steinhardt or Tisch courses listed below.* For Stern Students: If a course is not listed below and a student would like to count it toward the minor, please submit the request to the Stern Undergraduate College Office of Academic Advising. The office will request permission from the BEMT academic director. If the course is approved for the minor and is offered by Tisch (versus Stern), the student must follow procedures for nonmajors wishing to take film courses. Core Course Entertainment and Media Industries Film and Television Distribution and Finance Entertainment Finance Movie Marketing Impact of Technology on Entertainment and Media Television Management: Network, Cable, and Satellite Globalization of the Entertainment Industry Sports Marketing The Business of Producing Electronic Commerce Strategic Analysis for Success in the Digital Age Negotiation and Consensus Building Entertainment Law Entertainment Accounting TISCH FILM AND TELEVISION ELECTIVE COURSES Please see the NYU Tisch Web site for detailed course descriptions and prerequisites. All nonmajors are restricted to section 002 of Tisch courses listed above, with the exception of summer programming. Language of Film Producing the Short Screenplay Producing for Television TV Nation: Inside and Out of the Box Film Marketing and Distribution Legal Aspects of the Entertainment Industry STEINHARDT MUSIC BUSINESS ELECTIVE COURSES Please see the NYU Steinhardt website for detailed course descriptions and prerequisites. Business Structure of the Music Industry Music in the Media Business Entrepreneurship in the Music Industry Economic and Legal Setting of the Music Industry Production and A and R in the Music Industry Concert Management International Music Business Marketplace Music Publishing STEINHARDT MEDIA, CULTURE, AND COMMUNICATION ELECTIVE COURSES Please see the NYU Steinhardt website for detailed course descriptions and prerequisites. Television: History and Form Film: History and Form Video Games: Culture and Industry Media Audiences Media and Globalization Copyright, Commerce, and Culture Marketing for Mass Media |