Arts Management

Explore your 'Day in the Life'

Culture and the arts are so important to the British economy and society, and studying Arts Management at Goldsmiths will give you a practical and theoretical understanding of these sectors. Discover some of the places on campus you are likely to be regularly visiting as part of your studies.

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Library Downstairs

Library (downstairs)

To develop your knowledge of the arts, it is worth spending some time in the Library, accessing its impressive range of resources to broaden your horizons. It’s still early, so get a coffee from the Library café before you find a spot where you can tackle that reading list.

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Kingsway Corridor

Kingsway Corridor

Head down the Kingsway Corridor in the Richard Hoggart Building, where you’ll find lots of teaching spaces that are used for seminars. You’ll be taught via academic and professional practice modules, so there will be plenty of variety. On your way, be sure to check out the exhibition on display, which may offer some inspiration for your work, but don’t linger too long – you don’t want to be late!

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Thirty Five Café

Thirty Five café

With your seminars over for another day, it’s time to catch up with friends over a coffee and a bite to eat. If you don’t want to go too far, you can stay in the Richard Hoggart Building and go to Thirty Five Café. You can eat while planning your next visit to a museum or show in town. After all, you are studying the creative arts, so it all counts as research.

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Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art

Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA)

For a spot of inspiration right here on campus, you could spend your afternoon at the Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA). Goldsmiths’ own gallery has a variety of free exhibitions, so you don’t need to travel far to see work by world-class established and emergent artists.

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Accommodation Kitchen

Inside our accommodation

Heading home to your flat close by is a great opportunity to unwind after a busy day. You could make a meal with your flatmates and chat about your day. If you are all on different courses you can discuss what you have been studying to broaden your horizons.

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