Eligibility typically includes a high school diploma or equivalent for undergraduate courses. For postgraduate courses, a bachelor’s degree in any field is usually required. Some institutions may also consider work experience in relevant fields.

Yes, many programs allow students to specialize in specific types of events, such as corporate events, weddings, festivals, or charity events. Some courses also offer elective modules focusing on event technology, sustainability, or hospitality management.

Graduates can find work in various industries, including:

• Corporate Sector: Organizing conferences, meetings, product launches, and team-building events.
• Hospitality: Planning events at hotels, resorts, and venues.
• Entertainment: Managing music festivals, concerts, and cultural events.
• Nonprofit: Coordinating fundraising events, charity galas, and community outreach programs.
• Tourism: Organizing destination events and conferences.

Yes, the event industry is global, and many programs include international event practices, enabling students to pursue opportunities abroad. Graduates can work on large-scale international conferences, festivals, or corporate events, or even start their own event planning businesses globally.

The event management industry is growing rapidly, and there is a high demand for skilled professionals. Graduates can find work in a wide range of event planning companies, corporate settings, entertainment venues, non-profits, and freelance roles, with good potential for career growth.