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Nick Wilson joined the Centre for Culture and Creativity at King's College London in 2009 and has a rich academic and professional background in arts, culture, and management. He was previously a Principal Lecturer in Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship at Kingston University. With scholarly interests spanning art, creativity, cultural policy, early music, and small business management, Nick has published extensively, including his 2020 book 'Space Separates: Realist Theory Art' which introduces concepts in aesthetic critical realism. He has led significant projects, such as the Horizon 2020-funded research on developing inclusive and sustainable creative economies. His teaching at King's, which includes modules focused on creativity and caring in the context of arts and culture, is deeply intertwined with his ongoing research. He supervises PhD students in art-based research projects. His professional engagement includes serving as a Board member for the Centre for Critical Realism and contributing to various academic series. Nick has played a crucial role in the establishment of the MA in Arts and Cultural Management and the BA in Culture, Media, and Creative Industries at King's College London.
Requirements are consistent across King's Business School and Social Science & Public Policy departments for standard Master's entries.