Event Management (5cr)

Evaluation scale

0 - 5

Content scheduling

Project management is studied independently, within group work and through an exam.
Event management is studied through lectures, group work, an exam and practical event work.

Lectures are held weekly as contact teaching. The obligatory attendance rate at lectures is 80 %. Attendance rate at practical event work is 100%.

Objective

The students will perceive how events are integrated into their regional significance.
They will be familiar with different types of events. The students will gain an understanding of why
events are instrumental from the perspective of the event manager and can apply this knowledge in
practice. They will be able to plan functions linked to organising an event taking into account the
opportunities provided by versatile operational environments. They will gain the knowledge and skills
to adopt an active role in organising an event.

Execution methods

In daytime implementation: teaching is face-to-face teaching at the times indicated in the work schedule.

In multi-modal implementation: close-distance teaching (fundamentals of organizing an event in theory)
Online course (fundamentals of project activities section)

Accomplishment methods

Lectures (fundamentals of organizing the event in the theory section)
Exams (both in the basics of project management and in the theory part of the basics of organizing an event)
Practice tasks
The course requires 135 hours of student work. The course does not include an alternative method of completion, but previous competence can be recognized and acknowledged.

Content

Event management theory
Event typology and types of events
Operational and strategic dimensions of events
Event management or responsible role in an event
Project management

Location and time

Spring semester 2026, weeks 4-16.

Materials

The learning materials are available in Reppu and will be introduced on the first lecture.

Teaching methods

The course consists of mandatory lectures, independent study and group work, two Reppu-exams, and practical event work.

Employer connections

A cross-country ski event

Exam schedules

Project management and event management Reppu-exams. The exam dates will be announced at the beginning of the course.
Possibility of retake on KAMK's general retake exam day.

Student workload

The course requires approximately 135 hours of student work, which is divided as follows:
- Lectures & exams: 35 hours
- Independent study and group work: approximately 60 hours
- Practical event work: approx. 40 hours

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Under guidance, the student can plan and organize a practical event from the beginning to the end, following the principles of organizing a successful event. The student knows how to function satisfactorily as a member of a group and takes the other members of the event team into account in his actions. The student can satisfactorily evaluate the importance of events as an attraction factor in tourism. In addition, he can superficially describe the economic significance of events for society.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student can independently plan and practically organize an event from start to finish, following the principles of organizing a successful event. The student knows how to function well as a member of a group and takes the other members of the event team into account in his actions. The student can evaluate the importance of public events as an attractive factor in tourism. In addition, he knows how to justify the economic significance of events for society.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student knows how to independently, take initiative, and responsibly plan and organize an event from start to finish, following the principles of organizing a successful event. The student knows how to act admirably by promoting the group's activities as a member and takes the other members of the event team into account in their activities. The student can analyze the significance of events as an attraction factor in tourism. In addition, he can extensively justify the economic significance of events for society.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

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