Kookmin University to launch interdisciplinary master's program in AI, arts management

Kookmin University's Graduate School of Total Arts will introduce a new interdisciplinary master's degree program in artificial intelligence (AI) and arts management for the spring semester of 2027. The university announced on Wednesday that the program aims to cultivate professionals capable of applying AI expertise to the realms of arts and culture.

Titled "AI+Arts Management," the program will seamlessly integrate AI into every facet of arts management. This includes performance and exhibition planning, arts organization management, audience development, and fundraising. The curriculum will focus on equipping students with the knowledge of how technological advancements are reshaping the arts and arts management landscape, as well as fostering innovative planning and operational models utilizing AI.

While the program seeks to enhance work efficiency through AI, it also places a strong emphasis on broadening access to arts and culture and generating wider social benefits. Additionally, the program will assist in the development of startups that leverage AI to tackle social challenges.

The curriculum for this program comprises both core and elective courses. Core courses provide students with a solid foundation in AI applications and the fundamentals necessary for mastering the integration of AI into arts management practices.