Fine Arts - Cultural Leadership

NIDA's Master of Fine Arts (Cultural Direction ) supplies a unique chance for creative professionals from all backgrounds to choose their career into the next stage and start their journey being a cultural pioneer. This landmark course draws on NIDA's national and international connections to create study pathways balancing practice-based learning theoretical frameworks. Students will participate with practitioners and innovators from different cultural industries, whilst cultivating their own tactical vision for an innovative community. Usage of the program is accessible to practitioners from a range of cultural and arts businesses, including the performing arts, visual arts, museums, museums, libraries, archives and people in the cultural areas within local governments and government businesses. All students undertake an international positioning during the final weeks of these enrolment.

• Graduate applicants seeking admission must: Possess a undergraduate degree or at least five years professional experience in a relevant area (a relevant area may be cultural, creative or Alternative Applicable sector/s, including evidence of sector leadership experience)
• Be fluent in spoken and Adept in written English language (8.0 IELTS or Equal to international applicants)
• Entire the interview requirements (please refer to the NIDA website for full details)