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About the course
This master’s course develops advanced knowledge, research capability and practical skills for work in cultural heritage and museum contexts. You can tailor study toward areas such as exhibitions, collections, heritage sites and Indigenous heritage, with a focus on contemporary social, environmental and political issues. Work-integrated learning opportunities, including applied projects and optional internships, support industry readiness in arts and heritage practice.
Career outcome
Graduates may pursue roles across museums and cultural heritage organisations, including collections and curatorial work, exhibition development, heritage practice and site management, and support for safeguarding tangible and intangible heritage. The course emphasises applied projects and optional internship experiences to build professional networks and job-ready capabilities. This is a master’s qualification for careers in the cultural heritage and museum studies sector. Preparing graduates for advanced professional, specialist, and leadership roles in the discipline.
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