Bachelor in K-Pop Arts Management

Tuition comes to 9,496 USD per year.

K-Pop Arts Management at Woosong University in Daejeon, South Korea, focuses on the business and production side of the entertainment industry that has grown around Korean popular music. Students in this field typically study artist management, music production basics, entertainment marketing, media and public relations, and the business structures behind talent agencies and record labels. Coursework often covers how idol groups are trained, produced, and promoted, along with the branding, social media strategy, and fan engagement practices that drive the modern music and entertainment business. Students may also study concert and event production, licensing and copyright issues in the music industry, and the international distribution of Korean entertainment content across markets in Asia and beyond. Practical components can include exposure to production processes, performance training, or project work simulating aspects of artist management and content promotion. Because the Korean entertainment industry has become a significant cultural export, programs in this area combine business management training with subject-specific knowledge of how the music and idol industry actually operates. Graduates typically pursue roles in artist management, entertainment marketing, content production, public relations, and event planning, working for entertainment companies, record labels, media agencies, or in entrepreneurial ventures within the broader creative industries. The global reach of Korean popular culture also creates opportunities for graduates to work on projects and campaigns that extend well beyond the domestic Korean market. This bachelor's degree runs four years, with intakes in March and September, and instruction is delivered in English.