Search

The Master of Fine Arts (Theatre) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. High quality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.

The Master of Fine Arts (Production) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. High quality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.

The Master of Fine Arts (Music Theatre) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. High quality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.

The Master of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary Arts Practice) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. High quality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.

The Master of Fine Arts (Indigenous Arts and Culture) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide the opportunity for candidates to engage in independent research in their field of artistic practice. The degree will enable student researchers to develop mastery and advance the practice and theory in their field. The degree seeks to develop graduates who have a capacity for defining and managing a research project characterised by originality and independence. It provides training for more sustained and original work at the doctoral level or for applied research positions in a wide variety of contexts.

The Master of Fine Arts (Film and Television) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. High quality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.

The Master of Fine Arts (Dance) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. Highquality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.

The Master of Fine Arts (Contemporary Music) is now offered in the consolidated Master of Fine Arts course.Information on the Master of Fine Arts can be found in the Handbook here.If you wish to apply for entry to the Master of Fine Arts, information on admissions is on the Study Hub here.You can find details of our discipline areas and all the courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music here.Please Note: with the consolidation of Music at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music this course has been replaced by the Master of Music (Jazz & Improvisation) and the Master of Music (Interactive Composition). From 2016 applications are no longer accepted for this course.The MFA aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. High quality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.

The Master of Fine Arts aims to provide opportunities for suitably qualified candidates to develop their potential for research, develop mastery in their field of practice and contribute to understandings of contemporary artistic practice and theories of arts and culture. High quality research subjects and independent supervision ensure artistic and intellectual excellence and leadership potential, and learning and training takes place in an international context.Completion of the Master of Fine Arts signifies that the holder has undertaken a substantial piece of original research, which has been conducted and reported by the holder under proper academicsupervision and in a research environment for a prescribed period.Candidates submit a written thesis of approximately 30,000 to 40,000 words or a thesis comprising a combination of creative work and written component to the equivalent of 40,000 words. The written component must be of at least 25% (10,000 words) of the final submission.The creative work may take the form of performance, exhibition, writing (poetry, fiction, script or other written literary forms), design, film, video, multimedia, CD, DVD or other new media technologies and modes of presentation, subject to the capacity of the faculty to resource the proposed creative work. The creative work must be comprehensively documented and either the documentation or the creative work itself submitted with the written component.The thesis will be assessed at the end of the candidature.The Master of Fine Arts is offered in the following discipline areas:DanceDesignFilm and TelevisionIndigenous Arts and CultureMusic TheatreProductionTheatreVisual Art

The Master of Evaluation-Research is a program of professional qualification catering for the needs of those who wish to take a leadership role in evaluation theory, method, and practice local, national and international levels. Candidates in the course include policy and program planners, trainers, teachers, performance auditors internal monitoring and evaluation staff, health professionals project staff, managers, and independent consultants. They are drawn from the public sector, non-government agencies, and business in areas such as education, welfare, and health.The course aims to enable candidates to become familiar with theories underlying policy and program development, the roles of various types of evaluation as well as key concepts and approaches to evaluation. The Master of Evaluation-Research seeks to develop thought leaders in evaluation who critically review important issues in the design, conduct and use of evaluation.