53 Master's in Visual Arts in Oceania

The Master of Fine Arts (Creative Practice) in Theatre program from the Victoria University of Wellington  is an industry-focused, practical degree that will help you build new contacts and networks in Wellington’s creative industries.

The Graduate Diploma in Arts in Theatre program from Victoria University of Wellington will prepare you to study that subject at postgraduate level, such as the Bachelor of Arts with Honours or the Master of Arts.

The Theatre Studies programme at the University of Otago is a versatile undergraduate course exploring human imagination. Available as a B.A. major or minor, this full-time, three-year degree combines theory with practice. Students engage in acting, directing, and design within a supportive creative community.

Theatre and Digital Performance from University of New England gives you a unique opportunity to extend your knowledge and skills in theatre practice, dramaturgical research, and academic writing, and upgrade your qualifications as a performer, director, designer, playwright or teacher.

This Arts (Sydney) MA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia requires you to work closely with two academic supervisors as you undertake a significant and original piece of research, which may include a substantial new discovery or an innovative adaptation, application or interpretation of existing knowledge.

The Graduate Certificate of Arts from Charles Darwin University is a flexible postgraduate course that prepares you for further studies or research.

This Compositing and Tracking course from Adelaide University will learn how to work in a range of VFX departments, including Prep, Layout, and Compositing, and gain an understanding of the VFX production pipeline from start to finish.

Sharpen your leadership skills and get access to work in the field of arts. You can also use this course as a stepping stone into the master degree with this  Graduate Certificate of Business - Arts and Cultural Management at Deakin University.   

The Moving Image program at the University of Sydney offers you a hands-on education in contemporary screen production by teaching you how to develop a film project from concept to screen.

The Theatre Studies programme at the University of Otago is a comprehensive undergraduate course exploring human imagination. Available as a full-time Bachelor of Arts, this three-year degree covers acting, directing, and design. Students engage in practical performance and theory within a creative, supportive academic environment.

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 Screen Arts program offered by Massey University is strongly industry aligned, and will support connections and partnerships with industry, sector and communities to enable research pathways and externally funded projects.

Candidates for the degree of Arts (Research) from The University of Sydney conduct research and write a thesis on an approved topic. All research is done under the supervision of a member of our academic staff.

The Creative Industries at University of Canberra will develop a strong understanding of the creative sector and learn to engage with audiences and markets in digital environments while building networks that will help shape your career.

Throughout the Creative Arts program from Deakin University you'll build transferable skills that prepare you to be flexible across the creative arts industry and graduate with an eye-catching portfolio.

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 programme at the University of Auckland offers advanced postgraduate study through M.A. research or taught pathways. Available in a public study mode, this flexible degree varies in duration and allows students to engage in deep scholarship across more than 40 diverse subject areas to enhance their professional 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.