There are several Minnesota schools at which you can earn a bachelor's degree in the field of arts management. Such a degree can provide you with new opportunities for a career which is rewarding both monetarily and intellectually. Graduates with degrees in arts management manage the business side of arts organizations such as arts centers, galleries, concert halls, dance companies, museums, opera houses, record labels, symphonies, and theaters. Proper business management, although "behind the scenes," is essential for the ongoing operation of such organizations. In this capacity, arts managers manage staff, raise funds, engage in marketing and public relations, lead strategic planning, and develop new programs. There is a need for skilled and savvy managers to serve in organizational leadership roles in the arts sector.

Concordia University is a private nonprofit university with a campus in St. Paul, Minnesota. Concordia University offers a bachelors degree with a major in Music Business. Augsburg College is a private, four-year, not-for-profit college in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Augsburg's programs include bachelors degrees offered through its Department of Business Administration including a major in Music Business.