Event Management

At IILM University, Gurugram, event management on campus is primarily handled by student clubs. These clubs take the lead in organizing and coordinating various events, including cultural festivals, workshops, seminars, and other activities. Each club is responsible for planning, promoting, and executing events related to their specific area of focus or interest. Additionally, the university provides support and guidance to student clubs as needed, ensuring that events are well-coordinated and successful. Through this approach, students gain valuable experience in event management while contributing to the vibrant campus life at IILM University.

Here are some colleges that offer a Bachelor's degree in Event Management:

1. SUNY Delhi - Offers a Four-Year Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Event Management, which combines education in liberal arts, business theory, and hospitality management theory.
2. Liberty University - Offers a Bachelor's in Sports Management with a specialisation in Conference and Event Management online.
3. Grace College and Theological Seminary - Ranked #5 Best College for Meeting and Event Planning in the U.S. by College Raptor.
4. University of Central Florida - Offers a B.S. in Entertainment Management through a partnership between UCF’s College of Arts and Humanities and Rosen College.
5. George Washington University - Ranked #1 for a bachelor's degree in meeting and event planning by College Factual.

 Yes, one does not need a degree to work as an event manager. Through internships, entry-level jobs, or founding their own event planning companies, many accomplished event managers have acquired expertise. Without a degree, the following are essential for success in event management:

• Experience: Gaining experience through volunteer work, internships, or entry-level jobs in event planning or related sectors can help you get important real-world experience as well as industry knowledge.
• Networking: Within the field, networking can result in job placements, freelancing work, or mentorship from more experienced individuals.
• Continuing Education: You can improve your skills and reputation as an event manager by taking advantage of online courses, workshops, seminars, and professional certifications. A formal degree may not be necessary in all cases.

Yes, it is possible to pursue a profession in event management after graduating from high school. After the 12th, you can engage in undergraduate programmes or Diploma courses in event management offered by numerous colleges. These courses usually include a variety of topics related to organising, managing, and carrying out events; they also give you the skills and information you need to start working in the sector.

After completing the 12th grade, to go into event management:

• Research Programmes: Locate colleges, universities, or other establishments that provide undergraduate courses in event management.
• Verify Admission standards: Make sure you fulfil the program's admission standards, which may include meeting some minimal academic requirements.
• Apply for Courses: Send applications to the universities that provide courses in event management.