Enterprise, community and industry
How can I make money from my creativity?
Our enterprise offer is about unpacking how you can go about achieving this. We aim to use clear communication to try and avoid the barriers that enterprise jargon can create. Our approach is student centred, which means that we create our programmes with you in mind, wherever you may be on your entrepreneurial journey.
You don’t have to go on this journey alone. We believe in harnessing the power of community to navigate the shared challenges that come up when trying to get ahead as a creative. Particularly if you are from a marginalised background.
We have a range of enterprise-focused programmes and opportunities. These can help you to make money, test out your ideas, sustain your side hustle and make a positive difference in the world!
Get in touch with us at creativeshift@arts.ac.uk.
Programmes
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Si Lin, 2019 BA (Hons) Textile Design, Chelsea College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Alys Tomlinson
Making Money
Secure the Bag: This workshop series provides top tips, resources and ways to make and manage your money as a creative!
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Starting a side hustle
The Kusp: A 6-week programme to support students with testing out ideas or working out how to make money from a creative project.
Resources
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Taking an Inclusive Approach to Enterprise (PDF 210KB)
This toolkit explores how as educators we can take a more inclusive approach to enterprise education.
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Hannah Balogun, 2020 BA Graphic and Media Design, London College of Communication
Social Enterprise Education: Harnessing Personal Values & Motivation (PDF 4.6MB)
This toolkit aims to contribute to the development of inclusive and creative strategies for entrepreneurial learning.
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Business and Enterprise Jargon Buster (PDF 461KB)
Use our jargon buster to navigate your journey around that confusing enterprise language.