On June 24, 2026, students of the Master in Music Management at IESA arts&culture celebrated the end of their academic year at an evening dedicated to presenting their projects. Bringing together students, teachers and music industry professionals, this event highlighted the achievements of the M1 and M2 classes through screenings, presentations and an awards ceremony.

M1 Students' Music Videos in the Spotlight

The evening began with the screening of music videos made by first-year students. Created as part of their music management program, these projects allowed students to put into practice their skills in artistic project management, audiovisual production and creative concept development.

Each video showed the diversity of the musical worlds explored and the students' ability to work as a team to carry out a production from A to Z.

M2 Students Present Their Professional Projects

Second-year students then presented their final-year projects to their peers and a jury made up of professionals from the music and cultural sector.

These projects, developed throughout the year, reflect the current challenges of the music industry and illustrate the skills acquired in the Master in Music Management: artist development strategy, event production, cultural communication, music marketing and management of artistic organizations.

This presentation was an important step in the students' journey, allowing them to defend their project in a context close to professional reality.

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A jury of professionals to reward the best projects

A highlight of the evening, the awards ceremony rewarded several students for the quality of their work, their creativity and the relevance of their projects.

The professional jury was made up of renowned figures from the music and creative sector: Camille Fritsch, marketing manager at Believe, Alivor, artist, Simon Clair, music journalist, and Christophe Crénel, photographer and journalist. Thanks to the diversity of their expertise, the jury members offered a complementary perspective on the works presented and were able to discuss with the students their creative choices and artistic vision.

The awards presented during this evening recognize the students' dedication throughout the year and the quality of the projects developed as part of the Master in Music Management.

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An Evening Dedicated to Sharing and Professionalization

Beyond the presentations and awards, this closing evening was an opportunity to bring together the different classes, the teaching teams and the invited professionals for a friendly exchange.

The closing cocktail reception extended the discussions and celebrated a year rich in projects, collaborations and professionalizing experiences.

Through this type of event, IESA arts&culture confirms its commitment to supporting its students in carrying out concrete projects and immersing themselves in music careers and the cultural industries.