34 Master's degrees in Visual Arts in Australia

Arts and Social Sciences (Combined) from University of New South Wales deepens your existing knowledge, as you learn advanced skills in analytical thinking and research.

This Creature Effects course from Adelaide University will equip you with specialist skills in CFX production, while you learn in a simulated studio environment on-site at Rising Sun Pictures.

The Arts (Coursework) program at Bond University gives you an opportunity to undertake independent research in an area that is particularly relevant to you expertise.

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.

Art History and Curatorial Studies (Advanced) from Australian National University  offers courses in a range of fields including Australian and Asian art; 19th – 20th century Australian and European art and design; modernism and postmodernism; curatorial practice, all taught by our specialist art historians.

The Arts program from Deakin University with a blend of theory, practice and a host of majors to choose from, undertake supervised research in arts and contribute to your chosen discipline.

Taught in collaboration with leading institutions and art spaces, this Art Curating programme at The University of Sydney trains art sector leaders of the future by cultivating a comprehensive knowledge of the cultural, theoretical, social, political and economic forces that shape gallery and museum systems.

Start a career in gallery, event and museum project management with a degree that brings together a global network of curators, academics, managers and artists. This Arts (Arts Management) program from RMIT University will help you gain capabilities that broaden your professional opportunities as an artist or manager.

The Arts program of the Charles Darwin University is a flexible, postgraduate degree that allows you to undertake a bespoke research project on a topic of your choice. It will equip you with deep knowledge to bolster your CV, demonstrate your expertise and prepare you for a PhD should you wish to continue your studies.

The Executive Master of Arts program at University of Melbourne is for those striving to develop and hone their professional skills in management and leadership positions. The EMA is designed to draw on the expertise of academics, industry professionals and fellow students to give you a rewarding cohort-building experience. 

The Screen Producing program at University of Melbourne is a practice-based coursework degree that gives you industry-leading knowledge and the skills to work as a professional producer in the rapidly transforming screen industry, and includes pathways for either research or professional experience.

The 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.

Animation and Visual Effects from University of New South Wales is a two-year (full-time equivalent) postgraduate program designed for graduates and professionals who aim to thrive in the rapidly growing and evolving field of animation and visual effects production and beyond. 

The Master of Arts degree from La Trobe University requires you to deepen your knowledge of your discipline area and develop advanced skills in the conduct of independent and sustained research.