Associate Degree in Event Management

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Course Description

Graduates of the Associate Degree in Events will apply theoretical knowledge in event operations to enable them to effectively plan and design events and supervise teams. You will have a demonstrated ability to solve complex problems, think critically and implement solutions. Familiarity with current industry data and benchmarks will enable you to contribute positively to decision making and planning processes.

Graduates will possess the academic and scholarly skills required to continue their studies at bachelors' level.

The Angliss Experience

We combine academic study with invaluable hands-on experience beyond the classroom with field trips to sports stadiums, live events, event suppliers, and hotel conference and banqueting departments
You will also have the opportunity to be involved with the planning and staging of live events

Disclaimer

Applications for this course open in August to start studying in February 2026. William Angliss Institute reserves the right to make any changes to this course at any time. Further information will be provided on this website, prior to each enrolment period.

COURSE DETAILS

Course Code

Associate Degree in Event Management - CRS1401170

Study Area

Events

Course Level

Associate Degree

Course Intake

February, July

Duration

2 years (full-time)

Campus

Melbourne

Course Mode

Full-time

Part-time

Course Hours

Full-time: 12-18 per week

Part-time: 6-9 per week

Course Structure

Year 1

EVE504 Event Fundamentals

EVE503Event Design

MAN501Management Fundamentals

EVE559Key Concepts in Event Studies

EVE611Project Management

MAN502 Financial Concepts

MAN601Introduction to Marketing

ElectivesFirst semester (one in total)

Year 2

EVE606 Social Media and Brand Strategy

EVE604 Event Stakeholders

MAN606Human Resource Operations for the Services Industry

EVE659Iconic Events

EVE607Economic and Financial Analysis

EVE609Managing and Motivating People

Specialist Electives 1 per semester (2 in total)

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Electives

All students must undertake RES501 Foundation Academic Communication Skills in their first semester (unless otherwise agreed).

Electives can be chosen from the suite of Higher Education Subjects. Please note that not all subjects are available in all courses and study periods.

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