The Bachelor of Arts in Arts Management at Ohio State University's College of Arts and Sciences prepares students for professional leadership and management roles in arts and cultural institutions, arts councils, public agencies, and for-profit arts organizations. The curriculum integrates studies in cultural policy, arts administration, and entrepreneurship, supported by business coursework in areas such as accounting and finance. Students gain skills in marketing, development, finance, and leadership, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary training spanning arts, policy, and management. Graduates are equipped for careers in community arts, nonprofit cultural institutions, commercial arts businesses, and public arts agencies. The program requires a minimum of 36 credit hours within the Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy plus related studies in the Fisher College of Business. Courses include Exploring the Creative Sector, Managing Arts Organizations, Foundations of Accounting, Foundations of Finance, and New Venture Creation. A minimum grade of C- in major courses and overall 2.0 GPA in major subjects are required to graduate.