Master of Creative Arts

Explore and understand the ideas that make up the field and take your design practice to the next level. Apply to read today. The Dean University Master of Creative Arts offers undergraduate students in the field of creative arts, with advanced academic and technical skills in the field of creative arts research and the production of creative arts. During study in Australia, the program is intended for future readers, creators, viewers, citizens, examiners, critics, policymakers, policy makers and participants with interdisciplinary knowledge online, outdoor space and face-to-face learning. The experience focuses on the real world, responding to the issues and challenges of the future in the creative arts. Take your dedicated space to build, develop, and deliver a powerful project-driven project that is accompanied by productive creative uncertainties. This program is suitable for both professional and research projects. The Master of Creative Arts is available in any of the Creative Art disciplines: Visual Arts, Photography, Film and Television, animation, Design, Dance or Drama.

At Deakin University, graduate students of the Masters of Creative Arts, will have advanced knowledge and skills or work skills in a variety of industries that take art classes from different (non-profit through corporate) organizations. Graduates will be able to perform a wide range of roles that can be distinguished by business, consulting, distributing foreign elements to organizations such as museums and galleries, government (federal, state and local), and floral arts companies (for example). There are many opportunities available for festivals, short-term and community-funded projects that are usually funded by government or community-based organizations and charities. Organizations are looking for knowledgeable skills and skills developed in the learning environment developed by modern and contemporary production facilities, equipment and spaces (provided by Deakin). Graduates will also be well-equipped to perform works of art as independent artists.