To serve as a platform for developing and implementing public and government projects that encourage active collaboration among professionals, communities, local authorities, and institutions within the creative industries.
To meet today’s challenges in education and research by training highly qualified specialists who blend creative and entrepreneurial skills, addressing the shortage of professionals ready for modern industry demands.
We focus on developing the creative economy and establishing infrastructure that empowers creative businesses, while promoting public engagement in creative entrepreneurship.
An advanced undergraduate program that combines management skills with deep expertise in the development of the creative industries.
By the end of the program, each student will have built a professional project portfolio and launched a fully developed, sustainable startup—from concept to release—applying a complete set of contemporary organizational, marketing, and financial strategies.
The Master’s program Management in Creative Industries is designed to train professionals in managing organizations and communities within the creative sector, leading creative projects, and launching startups and business ventures in the creative industries.
CREATIVE HUB is a vibrant platform for discussion and research that highlights the opportunities and projects of the Institute for Creative Industries Development and the HSE ART AND DESIGN SCHOOL at the National Research University Higher School of Economics. It serves as a bridge connecting customers, partners, and colleagues through collaboration and the exchange of ideas.
The CREATIVE HUB program offers a diverse range of events, including business conferences, round tables, master classes, workshops, TED and artist talks, open lectures, festivals, and video screenings. Each event integrates research and project components, emphasizing an interdisciplinary approach.
Creative.HSE Digest is a regular publication from the Institute for Creative Industries Development at HSE. It features reviews of key events and research, keeping readers updated on the latest scientific developments and best practices. The digest also covers legislative initiatives and showcases notable regional and federal cases in the creative industries.
The Tourism Laboratory is part of the Institute for Creative Industries Development at the National Research University Higher School of Economics. It undertakes practical and research projects focused on tourism.
Areas of activity include:
The Incubator-Accelerator offers residents a digital platform, mentoring, marketing and PR support, resources, and essential education to launch and sustain successful startups in creative entrepreneurship.
The Regional Creative Potential Rating is conducted regularly in partnership with the All-Russian R&C Research Centre. It identifies key factors that shape the creative environment and evaluates their impact on the socio-economic development of various regions.
Creativecity.Academy is a digital platform that unites educational initiatives, creative projects, and people within a modern media environment. The platform supports the development of regional creative potential and effectively showcases the achievements of creative clusters.
This collaborative project with the All-Russian R&C Research Centre gathers comprehensive data on prominent regional Russian brands. It also analyzes trends and development dynamics within this sector of marketing.
