MLT2001 Event management

    • Number of credits
      15
    • Teaching semester
      2024 Autumn
    • Language of instruction
      English
    • Campus
      Lillehammer
    • Required prerequisite knowledge

      None

Course content

The course gives a theoretical and practical introduction to event management. The students learn about events of different size and type, with the main focus on sporting events and cultural events. Event Management is theoretically anchored in many professional fields, such as law, accounting, marketing, and human resource just to name a few. The practical part of the course is to develop, plan, execute and evaluate a sporting event. The coursework helps students work on different sized projects tied to the various events.

Learning Outcome

Having passed the course, the student has gained the following learning outcome:

Knowledge

The student 

  • have knowledge about a variety of events and their characteristics.
  • understands how to develop a concept and business model for different events.
  • have knowledge about financing, marketing, human resource management and impacts related to events.
Skills

The student

  • has practical skills to develop, to plan, to execute, and to evaluate an event.
  • can recognise the factors that contribute to a successful event.
General competence

The student

  • is able to give significant theoretical and practical contributions in developing and executing events of different kinds.
Teaching and working methods

The theoretical part of the course consists of lectures, seminars, group activities and assignments on various topics related to event management. Lectures (including guest lectures) representing different types of events, including music festivals, cultural festivals and sporting events etc. The practical part of the course is to plan, execute and evaluate the sporting event Generation Games.

Required coursework

Students must take part in the planning, execution and evaluation of the practice event.

75% mandatory participation in lectures, seminars and event visits.

Form of assessment

One week individual home exam.

Assessments
Form of assessmentGrading scaleGroupingDuration of assessmentSupport materialsProportionComment
Home exam
ECTS - A-F
Individual
4 Day(s)
100%
Professional overlap
NameCreditsDateComment
MLT2007 Arrangementsledelse og opplevelsesutvikling/Event Management and Experience development
5
Faculty
Inland School of Business and Social Sciences
Department
Department of Organisation, Leadership and Management