16 Master's degrees in Fine Arts in Australia

Enhance your understanding of fine art and address the aesthetic and social needs of society with the Fine Art Major (MArts) programme from Curtin University. 

The Arts by Research in Creative and Performing Arts from Flinders University equips you with a wide range of skills valued in all types of organisations and careers. It will enhance your creative practice, analytical and communication skills, provide you with the ability to quickly learn new concepts and adapt to change, and enhance your time management, organisation and resilience skills..

This Master of Research (Fine Arts) course at Curtin University develops a strong critical and problem solving approach to professional practice in the natural and physical sciences.  

The Fine Art Stream (GCert Arts) programme from Curtin University is available in the Graduate Certificate in Arts course. In this stream, you will focus on creating works that contribute to the artistic, aesthetic and social needs of contemporary society.

Fine Arts from The University of Sydney is designed to provide you with the opportunity to develop your art practice through advanced research in one or more discipline area.

This specialist Master of Curatorial Studies in Fine Arts (Research) at The University of Western Australia provides a high status and professional qualification suitable for graduates wishing to enter the museum profession in Australia or overseas as curators, exhibition organisers or researchers. 

This Design - Fine Arts course from Adelaide University gives you the platform to refine your artistic talents, develop business know-how and advance your research skills. Prepare to take creative risks and embrace new ways of thinking in your work. 

The Master of Contemporary Art Practices (Advanced) at the Australian National University is aimed at artists who want to develop a more ambitious, independent contemporary art practice.

The Arts program from Avondale University  will equip students for effectiveness in ministry to churches, schools, hospitals and the wider community.

The Fine Art program at Monash University emphasizes research through creative practice.

This Fine Art degree from the RMIT University offers an environment where the investigation of ideas and material practice pertinent to artistic research sits alongside and informs the production of art.    

This Master of Fine Arts (Research) at The University of Western Australia provides a high-quality academic qualification in the theory and practice of the fine arts that carries credibility both nationally and internationally and empowers artists in their pursuit of national and international recognition.

The Master of Contemporary Art Practices at the Australian National University is aimed at artists who want to develop a more ambitious, independent contemporary art practice. The program extends a student’s practical, theoretical and conceptual knowledge in order to develop a deeper understanding of contemporary practices in context of how artists work in a range of disciplines.

The Master of Arts program from Avondale University provides postgraduate education to Christian leaders through four specialisations; pastoral leadership, chaplaincy studies, theology/biblical studies and youth and family ministries.

The Research in Arts program offered by Macquarie University lays the foundation for cutting-edge innovation, technological advancement, economic growth and knowledge expansion. In the fields of arts and social science, such research has deepened our collective understanding of global challenges such as inequality, poverty, human rights, cultural preservation, and conflict and violence. 

The Master of Fine Arts from the University in Melbourne 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.