Use your knowledge of the performing arts to become a leader in the industry through comprehensive training, including intensive interdisciplinary courses in business and philanthropic development at NYU Stern and NYU Wagner. Our seasoned faculty and community of innovators equips graduates with skills that lead to diverse positions at some of the world’s greatest institutions.
MA, Performing Arts Administration
Build on your performing arts background and prepare for a leadership role in national and international performing arts organizations.
BFA, Drama/MA, Performing Arts Administration
Earn a BFA in Drama and an MA in Performing Arts Administration in just five years, studying both business and the arts and interning at top organizations.
Student Life
NYU’s home is the city of New York, and our Performing Arts Administration degree candidates spend their time as citizens of our campus and the city at-large.
Internships
Students are required to complete 3 credits of internships at arts organizations during the program.
News
Professors Receive Faculty Honors
Three professors were recognized for their achievements at the Faculty Honors Reception.
Minji Kim Joins as the Program’s First Program Administrator
Kim will take the PAA program’s efforts to offer seamless support and an exceptional learning experience for our students to the next level.
How Joseph Morrissey ('12) Has Revitalized the Dance Program at Interlochen Center for the Arts
Morrissey recognized that he would need a different skill set than the typical dancer. His PAA degree gave him a broad perspective of both dance and business.
London Study Trip Through a Participant's Eyes
A personal dispatch from the Creative and Cultural Industries short-term study abroad course.
Dr. Maloney Visits Taiwan
When recently visiting Taiwan, Dr. Maloney met with two alumni of the PAA program who are arts administration professors.
Professor Tim McClimon Pens Article on Sustainable Tourism
"The future of the world’s most important cultural sites and tourism destinations should be considered through the lens of sustainable tourism."