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Master of Fine Arts (Creative Practice)
Graduates will have the combination of well-developed critical, creative and practical skills that are required for the creative industries, as well as a specialised understanding of their chosen field. They will demonstrate intellectual autonomy and, using th…
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Graduates will have the combination of well-developed critical, creative and practical skills that are required for the creative industries, as well as a specialised understanding of their chosen field. They will demonstrate intellectual autonomy and, using their ability to communicate complex ideas, will be able to coordinate and cooperate with others. They will have the skills to transition successfully into the workforce as self-employed artists in the fields of design, film, music and theatre or related areas. Exceptional graduates, with appropriate additional advanced research training, may be able to continue to doctoral studies.
Getting in
As the university states it
A bachelor's degree in design, film, music or theatre, with a B grade average, or equivalent.
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