24 Master's in Fine Arts in Oceania

The Theatre Studies programme at the University of Otago is a comprehensive three-year Bachelor of Arts degree. Students engage in full-time study on campus, exploring acting, directing, and design. This dynamic course blends creative practice with academic theory to prepare graduates for diverse professional pathways.

The Master of Fine Arts at Whitecliffe College  is a full time, two-year, low-residency programme enabling enrolled artists to live and work anywhere within New Zealand.

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.