Venue Management (E) (WP)
Niveau
first cycle, Master
Learning outcomes of the courses/module
Students will be able to:
- analyze and evaluate the need for the building of new and renovating of existing infrastructures.
- identify the stakeholders involved in the conception of infrastructures (authorities, clients, investors, future operators, citizens etc.).
- apply efficient marketing practices.
- use the know-how of real estate economics.
- assess the life-cycle of infrastructure.
- adapt the familiar ways of thinking and acting to new situations in order to learn to address challenges in a flexible manner.
- recognize and estimate the chances and risks of implementation.
- demonstrate negotiating skills.
- analyze and evaluate the need for the building of new and renovating of existing infrastructures.
- identify the stakeholders involved in the conception of infrastructures (authorities, clients, investors, future operators, citizens etc.).
- apply efficient marketing practices.
- use the know-how of real estate economics.
- assess the life-cycle of infrastructure.
- adapt the familiar ways of thinking and acting to new situations in order to learn to address challenges in a flexible manner.
- recognize and estimate the chances and risks of implementation.
- demonstrate negotiating skills.
Prerequisites for the course
not applicable
Course content
- Introduction to event venue management
- Overview of clusters of event venues
- Features of selected clusters of event venues
- The significance of architecture and the concept of space
- Stakeholders of event venues
- The question of construction costs
- Interaction between construction and business
- The lifecycle of event venues
- Planning, financing and construction of event venues
- Market and demand analysis as a basis
- Site factors and site selection
- Development of financial concepts, business plans
- Strategic and operational management of event venues
- Application of strategic management methods to event venues
- Successful strategic positioning of event venues in the marketplace
- Interaction of strategic management and operational management of event venues
- Challenges in the operational management of event venues (including facility management)
- Special features of conference and congress infrastructure
- Special features of infrastructure in the leisure industry (e.g. garden shows, waterfront development)
- Overview of clusters of event venues
- Features of selected clusters of event venues
- The significance of architecture and the concept of space
- Stakeholders of event venues
- The question of construction costs
- Interaction between construction and business
- The lifecycle of event venues
- Planning, financing and construction of event venues
- Market and demand analysis as a basis
- Site factors and site selection
- Development of financial concepts, business plans
- Strategic and operational management of event venues
- Application of strategic management methods to event venues
- Successful strategic positioning of event venues in the marketplace
- Interaction of strategic management and operational management of event venues
- Challenges in the operational management of event venues (including facility management)
- Special features of conference and congress infrastructure
- Special features of infrastructure in the leisure industry (e.g. garden shows, waterfront development)
Recommended specialist literature
Atkin, B. (2015). Total Facility Management. 4th ed. New Jersey (USA), Wiley-Blackwell;
Berners, P. (2018). The Practical Guide to Managing Event Venues. London, Routledge
Mahoney, K. (2015). Public Assembly Venue Management: Sports, Entertainment, Meeting, and Convention Venues. Dallas (USA), Brown Books
Nolan, E. (2017). Working with venues for Events: A Practical Guide Hardcover. London, Francis and Taylor.
Roper, K. and Payant, R. (2014). The Facility Management Handbook. 4th ed. USA; AMACOM.
Berners, P. (2018). The Practical Guide to Managing Event Venues. London, Routledge
Mahoney, K. (2015). Public Assembly Venue Management: Sports, Entertainment, Meeting, and Convention Venues. Dallas (USA), Brown Books
Nolan, E. (2017). Working with venues for Events: A Practical Guide Hardcover. London, Francis and Taylor.
Roper, K. and Payant, R. (2014). The Facility Management Handbook. 4th ed. USA; AMACOM.
Assessment methods and criteria
examination
Language
English
Number of ECTS credits awarded
5
Share of e-learning in %
25
Semester hours per week
2.0
Planned teaching and learning method
seminar
Semester/trimester in which the course/module is offered
2
Name of lecturer
Team SCEM
Academic year
Key figure of the course/module
bb.WPV.1
Type of course/module
seminar-degree
Type of course
Compulsory
Internship(s)
not applicable