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Master of Screen Arts
Master of Screen Arts graduates will make a contribution to knowledge in their field; demonstrate an advanced command of research methods as they relate to their specialism and implement the findings of research through original creative practice and exegetica…
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Master of Screen Arts graduates will make a contribution to knowledge in their field; demonstrate an advanced command of research methods as they relate to their specialism and implement the findings of research through original creative practice and exegetical component.
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As the university states it
Admission to the Degree of Master of Screen Arts requires that the candidate will: (a) meet the University admission requirements as specified; and will: (b) have been awarded or qualified for a relevant Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification with a grade average of at least B; or (c) have been awarded or qualified for the Bachelor of Screen Arts (Honours) with a grade average of at least B across the 700-800 level courses, or equivalent; or (d) have been awarded or qualified for the Postgraduate Diploma in Screen Arts with a grade average of at least B, or equivalent; or (e) have been granted admission under the Admission with Equivalent Status regulations and demonstrate practical, professional and scholarly experience at an appropriate level; and will have: (f) been selected into the programme on the basis of an interview and assessment of a portfolio of relevant work prepared by the candidate.
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