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In this program you are invited to add to your knowledge of theory and practice in Art in Public Space. You are given the opportunity to contribute to the diversity of practice in this field where you may explore commissioned or uncommissioned work and through this, contribute to the evolving practice in this field.This program is one of the first of its kind in the world and the most comprehensive in course content and structure. It brings together both education and research and encourages active collaboration between art and design practitioners and the community. You will address issues within art in public space that are central to current international cultural debate.You willl gain a broad theoretical and historical understanding of discourses and practices of public art examining current definitions of real and virtual public space and training you to deal with the practical and theoretical problems that arise from such definitions in relation to art.You’ll explore alternative views of how art is presented and received in the urban context and address questions such as:Where are the spaces that enable art to be an active interpretation, rather than decoration, of the city? Who should define policies for public culture? How can art negotiate the new spaces of the contemporary public sphere such as the internet?The content of this program is global in outlook. International opportunities available to you include residencies, field trips, exchanges and study tours. Students have recently taken advantage of such opportunities in China, Italy and Turkey. The capstone experience of the program wikll bring together your comprehensive research and catalogue in a presentation at the Art in Public Space postgraduate conference.As a graduate of this program you will have the skills required to produce public art projects in the professional environment and the expertise to work in the field of criticism and specialised arts management. Graduates from this program are employed as client representatives and public art project, business and site managers.

The Master of Fine Art is a postgraduate professional practice degree offering study in areas such as sculpture, painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, sound, video, ceramics and gold and silversmithing. The program has a pluralistic and interdisciplinary focus and cross-disciplinary dialogue is encouraged to enrich your experience and knowledge.The program offers you a rigorous, supportive and dynamic environment where an investigation of issues pertinent to contemporary art practice sit alongside and inform the production of art. Central to the program is a balance between studio practice and the conceptual and theoretical concerns that underpin the making of art.Through studio based learning and independent research you will develop the skills to locate your artwork within appropriate contemporary, conceptual and theoretical contexts. You will engage with new developments in artistic production and their associated discourses while at the same time building a body of artwork that demonstrates a level of technical and conceptual excellence in contemporary art practice.The program attracts candidates from diverse backgrounds, age groups and nationalities, including leading art practitioners, students graduating directly from undergraduate programs and artists returning to postgraduate study to enliven their practice. You will engage with your peers to develop extended dialogues and provide critical support for each other’s practice.The capstone experience of the course is a major project that culminates in an exhibition of work for assessment, accompanied by a detailed proposal and visual documentation of the work undertaken during the program.Successful completion of the program will give you a pathway to higher degree research and see you prepared to work in national and global contexts as a practising artist.

The Master of Project Management is designed to enable you to develop your critical knowledge of project management theories and concepts and apply these across a range of project management professions. This program emphasises the application of theoretical knowledge to practice and is designed to build your capability to respond to current and emerging issues, trends and management practices. Upon graduation with a Master of Project Management you will be able to work at a high level as a project management professional and apply your capability and expertise to diverse organisations and industries, including construction and property.

The Master of Computer Science program is designed for Computer Science graduates who wish to study advanced postgraduate-level topics to enhance their career prospects.This program develops a skill set that spans from theoretical and algorithmic foundations to cutting-edge developments in computing. As a graduate of this program, you will be knowledgeable and creative; have excellent programming skills; be capable of designing, implementing and maintaining complex software systems; and be able to readily adapt to new advances in the rapidly changing information technology environment and/or continue towards a research degree.This program aims to help you develop the knowledge, skills and application of knowledge and skills that are essential to be employed as a competent software developer, with potential to move into a leadership role. Undertaking the Master of Computer Science program you will move from theory to the practice of coding solutions to a wide range of real-world problems. It will also provide you the opportunities to undertake further studies in related programs, including Master of Computer Science by Research and PhD in Computer Science.There are two pathways in this program: Research pathway -- you will undertake a research project under the supervision of a senior academic; or Projects pathway -- you will undertake a major software engineering project in the final semester of the program. In addition to this capstone project or research thesis, you will be able to specialise in one of the following areas:Big Data Management Cloud Computing Intelligent Systems Mobile Computing Security Software Architecture Web Systems and Search TechnologyCourses in these specialist areas are at the cutting edge of research and development. They are designed to allow you to explore the area thoroughly, while providing the knowledge and skills for true mastery.In addition, you are required to undertake a large-scale software engineering project or a research project in the area of your specialisation.

The Master of Applied Science (Geospatial Information) is designed for professionals who already have an undergraduate qualification in a related (cognate) field (for example environmental science, geography, social science, biology, geology, engineering) and who need to build their skills in managing spatial data. The Masters program aims to provide students with the opportunity to undergo specialist studies in one or several areas of geospatial data management at a higher degree level.You will enhance your scientific knowledge and skills in geospatial information which will provide you with a foundation for a professional or research career in the spatial sciences.You will develop:knowledge and advanced skills essential for all aspects of employment and higher levels of research in the geospatial sciences; knowledge in all areas of geospatial science; practical skills developed through presentations, major projects and reports; advanced knowledge for a career in geospatial sciences and opportunities to take on a leadership role in a changing global market shaped by economic, cultural, enviromental and regualtory dynamics.GEOM2072, GEOM2073 and GEOM2074 serve as a capstone experience in Year 2 of your program, in which you will conduct research by liaising with industry to define/create the problem; analysing and creating a report; presenting and receiving feedback from industry partners.

The studies in Arts Management are structured to maximise the prior learning of each student and to provide pathways to suit each student’s professional and academic needs. They are geared to meet the needs of practitioners who are working or wish to work and/or broaden their career opportunities as artists or managers.Upon completion of the program, you will have the skills, professional knowledge and capabilities to work effectively in the arts management industry. You will be aware of the changing environment and able to operate effectively within the various contexts of this environment with practical skills, outputs and networks in arts management. The program is geared to the contemporary worker and workplace with the aim of fostering leadership in arts related fields and delivering a program of study that meets real world needs relevant to a wide range of arts management contexts.The capstone experiences of the course (Integrated Projects 1 and 2) will see you take part and reflect in major arts projects relevant to your current or future career. From directing festivals to curating museums, this program will provide the ethical and practical foundations for a rewarding career in the arts.

The Master of Applied Science (Acupuncture) aims to produce graduates who have the ability to practise acupuncture in a safe, competent, ethical and professional manner.The program structure will provide learning experiences for you to acquire and apply sound knowledge of Chinese medicine theories and concepts across various clinical conditions. The program emphasises skills to address real patients in clinical settings.This combination of theoretical knowledge, practical skills, clinical experience and recognised qualifications prepares you for a career in Acupuncture which may involve independent practice, employment in a multi- discipline health care clinic, teaching and/or research.The program is workshop-based (4 days, 4 times per year face-to-face residential program at RMIT). We also utilise the RMIT online learning management system to support blended learning. You are expected to complete independent study prior to attending the workshops and conduct further clinical observation/supervised clinical practice while off-campus.COTH2115 Supervised Clinical Practice 3 is a one-semester capstone course that involves consultation and treatment of clinical patients by students under the close supervision of a registered clinician. In this clinical context you will integrate and apply knowledge and skills gained from all earlier courses in your program.The clinic experience will develop your capability to formulate diagnoses, prescribe appropriate Chinese herbal medicine treatments and perform herbal dispensing. Your clinical practice will be underpinned by an evidence-based approach. You will gain an insight into the rewards and challenges of independent practice in Chinese medicine and identify strategies for your on-going professional development

The Master of Statistics and Operations Research program aims to provide opportunities to further your understanding in the modelling of physical, biological and economic phenomena so that you will be able to contribute to applied research and development in industry, commerce and research. The consulting component and/or minor thesis will develop your consulting and research skills.The program furthers your knowledge of statistical and operations research methodologies and provides a theoretical foundation combined with practical applications of current techniques employed by practising engineers, scientists and other professionals in industry, research, consulting, teaching and business.MATH2349 Data Wrangling will serve as a WIL course in your first year.MATH2191 Applied Research Project will serve as a capstone experience - a culmination and application of your prior studies in this program.This program is delivered on campus; some courses may be available online.

The Master or Clinical Psychology is designed to provide the necessary training to prepare graduates for work as clinical psychologists. The program is oriented towards cognitive–behavioural psychology and graduates are trained and expected to work according to the scientist–professional model. A feature of the program is a capstone experience which extends across two courses: BESC1270 Internal Practicum 4 and BESC1276 External Practicum 2. The capstone represents a culmination of the program in terms of you demonstrating evidence of your attainment of program level learning outcomes and RMIT graduate attributes. It marks a transition to professional practice as you take an external clinical practicum (BESC1276) and explore, share and reflect on complex intervention techniques with your peers and practising clinical psychologists in your internal RMIT practicum (BESC1270).This program is offered in face-to-face mode (on campus), with support for flexible learning where appropriate.

Public health professionals promote population health and wellbeing in service areas such as food safety, disease control, prevention programs, health promotion and environmental health. Our public health programs are designed for professionals interested in a career in public health, mid-career professionals seeking advancement and clinicians looking to broaden their range of expertise. Students in this program obtain core skills in epidemiology and biostatistics, and an understanding of contemporary and challenging population health issues. You may choose to major in emergency and disaster management; epidemiology and research methods; health promotion; health, safety and environment; or select units from across the major study areas.