Arts in Creative and Cultural Futures

The adaptive, interdisciplinary Master of Arts in Spiritual and Cultural Futures prepares students to be leaders from the fast changing cultural sector. Rather than focusing exclusively on existing workplace requirements, this Masters expands students' thinking around critical problems such as impact, access, viewers , leadership and innovation. According to Canberra, home to Australia's leading cultural associations also to a vibrant and growing community that is creative, your experiential learning is enriched and enlivened through close links with creative businesses, the cultural sector and the Faculty's internationally recognised Centre for Creative and Cultural Research. The cultural industry is a catalyst of economic development and integral to community health, yet it faces lots of challenges, even from the effects of new technology to changes in funding models - the Master of Arts in Creative and Cultural Futures provides students the flexibility and durability to accommodate and the confidence to contribute. Students may link this Masters into the job of Arts to obtain a professional head start in their specialised part of cultural or creative clinic, developing transferable skills and comprehension and a big picture understanding of the industry. Experienced or seasoned practitioners may use the app's interdisciplinary learning environment to enlarge their expertise and networks, build or update digital abilities, develop their entrepreneurial potential, and apply their imagination in real world settings and case studies. The course embeds mentoring from industry leaders and is capped by means of a thesis or professional/creative job.

Applicants should have an undergraduate degree or equivalent as approved by the University.