Students can choose to specialise in a diverse array of subjects, including arts management, cultural production, curatorial practices, the interarts, interactive and mixed reality, heritage promotion, and cultural and creative production. The Master of Cultural and Creative Practice is a coursework programme,rather than a research degree. You need to complete 120 points of coursework (8 papers), as well as a 60-point internally examined research project. The final project is a pivotal part of this degree, as it consolidates and applies the experience and new knowledge acquired during the 120 points of coursework.

A bachelor’s degree or equivalent with a B grade average or higher in papers at level 7 or above; Proof of English Proficiency