
How Do You “do” Event Management Education (EME)? a Case Study of Event Management Higher Education Awards
This case study of Event Management Education (EME) was conducted at the beginning of 2014. It presents the preliminary findings obtained from a questionnaire completed by EME lecturers and will contribute to the progress and direction of future EME awards. There is an indication from
these preliminary findings that while lecturers are confident of the quality of student they produce, they are aware difficulties exist in the teaching of EME. Also, while there is a desire from award leaders to modify EME awards, other influences from within the school may restrict these
objectives. Alongside these findings, there is good evidence of subject knowledge and industry experience from those who teach these awards.
Keywords: CURRICULUM DESIGN; EDUCATION; EVENT MANAGEMENT; HIGHER EDUCATION; PEDAGOGY; PROFESSIONALIZATION
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: April 1, 2016
- Event Management, an International Journal, intends to meet the research and analytic needs of a rapidly growing profession focused on events. This field has developed in size and impact globally to become a major business with numerous dedicated facilities, and a large-scale generator of tourism. The field encompasses meetings, conventions, festivals, expositions, sport and other special events. Event management is also of considerable importance to government agencies and not-for-profit organizations in a pursuit of a variety of goals, including fund-raising, the fostering of causes, and community development.
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