°Ù»¨ÊÓƵ

This course offers those people who have already completed an undergraduate degree the opportunity to continue university study, either to further career or professional aspirations or to pursue a specific area of interest. The course can also provide an avenue into a research degree such as a research Masters or PhD (in order to qualify for a PhD a Masters must include an independent research unit of 12 credit points or greater). Students must complete a specific course of study (ie, badged Major). The course also provides the opportunity to complete reading and dissertation (research) units. The major subject areas are provided from the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Learning outcomes appreciate and apply expert knowledge of specific subject areas, including recent development, research principles and inter-disciplinary approaches and practice; demonstrate and apply mastery of higher level research and communication skills including theoretical, technical and analytical concepts to their research; and utilise enhanced critical thinking and analytical skills with creativity and initiative in a variety of academic settings, including a research project and capstone experience, with high level personal output. Career outcomes Examples of careers that may be bolstered by a Master of Arts include, but are not limited to: public relations foreign affairs creative industries political and social management journalism and communications GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives and museums) and cultural heritage.

• English
• Geography
• Archaeology
Linguistics
Media and Communications
Philosophy
Political and International Studies
Studies in Religion
Theatre and Performance
Ancient History
Writing
Medieval and Modern European Studies
Sociology
Asia Pacific Studies
History: Australian and World Histories
Studies in Settler Colonialism

Lihat 13 lagi

Faculty of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences and Education

111164A