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26 Master's in Liberal Arts in Oceania
Philosophy, Research School of Humanities and the Arts Australian National University
3,8(54)Canberra, Australia Top 1% in WorldwideThe Australian National University provides our Master of Philosophy, Research School of Humanities and the Arts students with a vibrant research community and outstanding program support. When selecting a research program, an institution's reputation is everything. ANU is one of the world's leading universities, and the smart choice for your research program.
Theology (Research) The University of Notre Dame Australia
3,7(3)Fremantle, Australia +1This Theology (Research) MA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia has a particular appeal to religious education teachers and will also resonate with students from other academic backgrounds.
Buddhist Studies University of Otago
4,0(102)Dunedin, New Zealand Top 5% in WorldwideThe Buddhist Studies programme at the University of Otago is an engaging minor-only subject that explores the profound impact of Eastern thought on global culture. Students examine Indian origins and Asian expansions through flexible study modes. This undergraduate minor requires 90 points and integrates seamlessly with various degrees.
Arts (Thesis only) University of Melbourne
4,2(118)Melbourne, Australia Top 0.5% in WorldwideArts (Thesis only) from University of Melbourne lets you showcase your ability to present and argue a coherent hypothesis on your chosen issue, as supported by research and analysis.
Theatre Studies University of Otago
4,0(102)Dunedin, New Zealand Top 5% in WorldwideThe 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.
Contemporary Art University of Melbourne
4,2(118)Melbourne, Australia Top 0.5% in WorldwideThe Contemporary Art program at University of Melbourne serves as a bridge between undergraduate study and independent art practice. The focus of the course is twofold: to develop an individual, professional art practice and a deeper understanding of how this practice intersects with contemporary art.