RMIT University
From managing festivals, events and museums to working as an advisor in the community, education and government sector, you'll emerge from this degree as a highly skilled, reflective and ethical practitioner committed to making a contribution to arts management and the community.
Learning from industry practitioners and professional educators, you'll recognise, develop and extend your professional knowledge, skills, attitudes and values within a flexible learning framework. Upon completion of this degree, you will be aware of the changing nature of this industry, and be able to work within various context of this environment.
You'll have many opportunities to develop networks with industry practitioners to help establish yourself in this space.
Melbourne, Australia
18 Months
AU$ 36,480
IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 79
Courses in the Program
Complete the following forty-eight (48) credit points:
AND
Select and Complete one hundred and forty four (144) Credit Points from the following Arts Management Option Courses:
Academic requirements
Prerequisites
Selection tasks
The annual tuition fee is AU$36,480.
The arts industry is increasingly demanding qualifications and professional training. Graduates of the Master of Arts (Arts Management) are employable as senior practitioners in areas including arts administration and management, and project management in a variety of educational, training, community and arts settings.
Career paths are broad but all have a focus on arts, community and policy development and engagement and include roles such as: