Creative Arts

Realise your whole potential as a founder when specialising within an area of passion having a Master of Creative Arts. Graduate with an eye catching portfolio and also build transferable skills which prepare you to be adaptive across the creative jobs for the future. But that does not mean your knowledge is going to be limited by your specialisation. Throughout the program, you're going to be studying complementary areas and invisibly together with creative thinkers from other backgrounds, bettering your comprehension of creativity and arming you with transferable skills which prepare you for any creative pursuit. The multidisciplinary aspect of the course could see you specialising in dancing when shooting an optional component in film writing, eventually resulting in the creation of a dancing film for your final creative project. While core study areas will probably likely be tailored to your specialisation, there are common threads during each pathway which place up you to be a versatile creative practitioner. Build transferable skills which employers appreciate, such as creative thinking, problem solving and creative cooperation, and see what is needed to be adaptable and resourceful -- two key aspects of this modern creative. Strengthen your creative repertoire together with optional units. Your electives can play to your strengths, or help you upskill in a unknown discipline. The class provides lots of working experience, including sought after internship opportunities, letting you hone your creative craft in real-world settings. You'll focus on industry-relevant creative endeavors, using theoretical frameworks in teams and as someone. On top of that, your creative search endeavors can train you in technical research skills which benefit your everyday life, in addition to your own career.

Bachelor degree in an Associated Area