The versatile Master of Arts in Creative and Cultural Futures will prepare you to be a leader in the rapidly changing cultural sector. Based in the national capital of Canberra – home to Australia’s major cultural institutions and an ever-increasing creative community – you can use the course’s interdisciplinary learning environment to expand your knowledge and networks, build or update your digital skills, develop your entrepreneurial potential, and apply your creativity in real-world settings using Australian and international industry case studies.

This expertise and industry knowledge will help you to establish or build upon a sustainable career in the creative and cultural industries, in fields such as heritage and conservation, community arts, cultural policy and planning, film production, creative writing, digital arts, or in the galleries, libraries, archives, museums and records (GLAMR) sector. The course is capped by a thesis or professional/creative project in an area of your choosing, and if you are already employed in the sector, you will be encouraged to use your past or recent experience to reflect on current industry practice, problems and issues.

• Arts administrator
• Gallery/Museum director
• Digital collections strategist
• Arts/cultural policy analyst
• Experience manager
• Cultural content developer
• Writer
• Filmmaker
• Multimedia developer
• Cultural entrepreneur
• Interpretation specialist
• Conservator
• Head of heritage
• Heritage consultant
• Curator
• Gallery manager
• Indigenous heritage officer
• Collections manager
• Heritage manager
• Engineering heritage consultant
• Historic buildings conservation officer
• Culture and heritage officer
• Heritage site manager
• Heritage and cultural policy adviser