Master of Design and Production
Develop advanced professional skills in stage, screen, or graphic design through a practice-based master's programme.
Best for:Best for aspiring designers seeking to advance their professional practice in stage, screen, or graphic design.
Overview
The Master of Design and Production at the University of Melbourne is a structured coursework programme designed to bridge the gap between conceptual theory and professional practice. Students specialize in stage, screen, or graphic design, engaging in studio-based learning and workshops to refine their craft. The curriculum emphasizes experimentation, collaboration, and the development of technical capabilities necessary for contemporary creative industries. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a strong foundation in design and a commitment to professional growth within their chosen field.
What you'll do
- Engage in intensive studio-based design workshops
- Develop conceptual and technical design projects for stage, screen, or graphic media
- Collaborate with peers on interdisciplinary creative productions
- Apply theoretical design frameworks to practical production scenarios
- Refine professional craft skills through iterative experimentation
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline or at least six years of documented professional work experience
Degree offered: Master of Design and Production
Language: English proficiency required for university admission
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated design proficiency via a portfolio
- Ability to complete a set creative task
- Relevant academic or professional background in design
- Hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent
- Alternatively, possess six years of relevant professional experience
Funding & terms
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How to apply
Interested candidates should apply through the University of Melbourne's graduate portal. Applicants must submit a portfolio and, if shortlisted, complete a set creative task as part of the selection process.
- Portfolio
- Academic transcripts
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