Arts (Culture and Heritage)

Building on the core capabilities and knowledge embedded at the Arts degree, students bring the richness and complexity of tradition and culture living across its many forms - from the material, to the abstract and the digital. Students explore legacy in various worldwide social, cultural and cultural contexts, with a particular focus on First Nations topics. Students' technical and critical skills will be developed till they participate with diverse cultures and communitiesand heritage areas, landscapes and ethnic groups. Students will: translate and apply the principles and integrity of both cultural heritage and conservation; work collaboratively in complex and sensitive environment, recognising the requirement to add multiple viewpoints in cultural training; apply the technical knowledge and knowledge needed to managepreserve and share legacy effectively; and develop and integrate professional expertise and subject comprehension into changing cultural, professional and technical environments.

Entry for this program relies in an entrance rank. A rank can be accomplished by means of a year 12 ATAR, additional Australian eligibility, work experience, or an international qualification.