Fine Art International Management MBA - Geneva Business School

Master of Business Administration

Specialize in Fine Art International Management

A Business Graduate Degree in Fine Art

Learn the Business of Fine Art Management

Be the first to study a fully immersive MBA in Fine Art International Management (FAIM). Gain high-level expertise from professionals in all areas of the Fine Art management sector with our pioneering FAIM MBA. Geneva Business School has put together the first comprehensive MBA program for the Fine Arts Industry. The seven specialized business courses are taught by leading experts and practitioners in the fine art world.

Develop an understanding of the business of Fine Art with a diverse syllabus comprising finance, art law, art history, compliance & Money Laundering (AMLA), marketing, business management, technology, and logistics.

Intake:

February September

Campus:

Geneva

Duration:

1.5 years / 3 semesters

Language:

100% in English

Expert faculty from industry leaders

Evening learning compatible with full-time work

Exclusive conferences with panels of Art Industry experts

Build a professional network and excel in a business in Fine Art

The Fine Arts International Management MBA (FAIM MBA) program at Geneva Business School is aimed at accomplished business and arts professionals with a desire to operate in the Art Industry. Students will build a solid platform in finance and management techniques while specializing in this exclusive asset class to enhance their professional trajectory. Our FAIM MBA graduates gain industry knowledge, leadership skills, and build a professional network to become key players in a highly competitive and lucrative field.

Learn from expert faculty selected from industry leaders such as Lalive (Art Law pioneer), Deloitte (Art Finance), Institut Restellini (Museum Management), Nelly Wenger (Strategic Management), ArtNow! (Art History) and Charly Bailly / Opera Gallery (Entrepreneurship) for the only MBA of its kind, taught 100% in English for the global art market.