The Master of Philosophy (Arts and Education) at Charles Sturt University offers you a unique opportunity to delve deeply into scholarly research within the dynamic fields of arts and education. This postgraduate degree is ideal for aspiring researchers and professionals seeking to contribute original knowledge and innovative solutions to complex societal challenges. You will engage with critical inquiry, develop advanced research methodologies, and explore significant questions that drive progress in arts and education disciplines, preparing you for impactful contributions. This program is designed for those ready to undertake a substantial research project.
You will complete this Master of Philosophy degree full-time on campus over two years, focusing on a major research project or portfolio within your chosen area of arts and education. In consultation with your principal supervisor and the Sub-Dean Graduate Studies, you will be allocated a specific research subject code, such as ASH601 or ASH602, to guide your candidature. This hands-on research experience will hone your analytical and critical thinking skills. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for doctoral studies or for advanced roles in research, policy, or practice within the arts and education sectors.