Programme dates
3-14 August 2026

Explore the business behind TV, movies, and video games through entertainment management classes, roleplay, case studies, and university preparation workshops.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
High school; completed grade 10
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-18
Location / Region
UBC Vancouver campus, Vancouver, Canada
Cost
$1,940 CAD; $2,620 CAD
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
Entertainment Management introduces the business decisions behind TV, movies, and video games, with teaching connected to the Centre for Entertainment Arts.
Students practice management through roleplay, hands-on exercises, and case studies, alongside university preparation workshops.
It suits students curious about how entertainment projects are organized and led, especially those weighing business against creative industry study.
Entertainment Management is a UBC Extended Learning course within the Future Global Leaders on-campus program, offered in collaboration with the Centre for Entertainment Arts. It explores the processes and executive decisions behind TV shows, movies, and video games.
Students practice project management, problem-solving, and strategic decision-making through roleplay, hands-on exercises, and case studies. Morning subject classes are paired with afternoon university preparation workshops, connecting entertainment industry interests with the experience of university study.
Its management focus helps students explore the business responsibilities behind entertainment production.
Roleplay and case studies let students practice decisions rather than only hear industry descriptions.
Subhadarshi Tripathy brings experience in media leadership, production, broadcasting, and animation.
University preparation workshops add practical context for choosing and approaching future study.
Students interested in the business side of film, TV, music, or video games who want to test their interest through practical management exercises.
Your main goal is specialist training in filming, acting, or programming, since the course centers on entertainment management.
The course is a useful option for testing whether entertainment business interests you beyond being a fan of films or games. Its practical exercises and industry-experienced instructor give students a concrete way to explore management responsibilities.
Its value depends on wanting both subject exploration and the wider university experience. It offers a general introduction rather than specialist production training, and participation does not create a direct university admission pathway.

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Cost and what is included
$1,940 CAD; $2,620 CAD; includes Morning entertainment management classes., Afternoon university preparation workshops., Weekday lunch in the residence dining hall., UBC Recreation Card., Afternoon campus activities., Residence add-on: single room and daily full board., Residence add-on: airport pickup and drop-off., Residence add-on: evening activities and weekend excursions., Residence add-on: local medical insurance for international students., Residence add-on: two laundry loads with detergent..
Accommodation
Optional single-room campus residence
Meals
Weekday lunch; residential full board
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; UBC Vancouver campus, Vancouver, Canada.
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Moderate academic effort with a structured weekday commitment.
Best started
Begin family and travel planning several weeks before a confirmed session, allowing extra time for visas or accessibility arrangements.
Main challenge
Applying management ideas in roleplay and case studies.
Choose a film, TV show, or game and consider the decisions needed to organize its production.
Discuss commuting or residence with your parent or guardian and plan around the weekday schedule.
Set up separate parent and student email addresses for the Family Account.
After registration, complete the information package within 48 hours and begin any accommodation requests promptly.
Useful if
You want to explore entertainment business before choosing further study.
Your day combines entertainment management study with preparation for university. Academic activities use roleplay, practical exercises, and case studies to connect management concepts with entertainment production.
Attend morning classes on entertainment processes and executive roles.
Practice project management, problem-solving, and strategic decisions through course activities.
Join afternoon university preparation workshops.
Take part in campus social and recreational activities after classes.
Residence students also join evening activities and weekend excursions.
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Programme dates
3-14 August 2026
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High school students ages 15-18.
Completed grade 10 or equivalent.
Canadian and international students may participate.
Recommended: 78% average, 3.5 GPA, B average, or IB 5+.
English learners: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80, or equivalent recommended.
No admission application, transcripts, or English proof required.
Course fee
$1,940 CAD; $2,620 CAD — Canadian/permanent resident; international.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Morning entertainment management classes., Afternoon university preparation workshops., Weekday lunch in the residence dining hall., UBC Recreation Card., Afternoon campus activities., Residence add-on: single room and daily full board., Residence add-on: airport pickup and drop-off., Residence add-on: evening activities and weekend excursions., Residence add-on: local medical insurance for international students., Residence add-on: two laundry loads with detergent.
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Complete and submit the program information package within 48 hours of registration.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Entertainment production
Explore the processes behind creating TV shows, movies, and video games.
Project management
Practice management skills through roleplay, hands-on exercises, and case studies.
Strategic decisions
Develop problem-solving and decision-making skills relevant to entertainment executive roles.
University preparation
Explore applications, study habits, subject choices, and well-being through afternoon workshops.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Monday-Friday, 9 am-noon: entertainment management classes.
Monday-Friday, 1:30-3 pm: university preparation workshops and lectures.
The sample timetable sets aside 3:30-5 pm for activities, study, and free time.
The sample timetable includes 7:30-9 pm social activities, study, and free time for residence students.
Subhadarshi Tripathy is Director of Film Programs at the Centre for Entertainment Arts, with experience leading media companies, content production, broadcasting, and animation initiatives. The course is offered in collaboration with the Centre for Entertainment Arts.
University preparation lectures are led by UBC instructors and professionals experienced in advising high school students.
Residence rooms have shared bathrooms with single stalls; no air conditioning or fan is provided.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Gain a general understanding of entertainment executive roles.
Develop project management and strategic decision-making skills.
Explore interests in film, TV, music, and video game careers.
Build university preparation knowledge and experience.
Receive a Letter of Completion when attendance and conduct requirements are met.
Participation is not a direct pathway to admission at UBC or another university.
Classes take place at the UBC Vancouver campus in British Columbia, Canada, with university facilities and recreation nearby. The campus is served by buses at the central UBC Bus Loop, and Vancouver International Airport is approximately a 30-minute drive away.
Residence airport transfers operate within specified arrival and departure windows.
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