Master of Philosophy in Media, Culture and Creative Arts
A research-focused master’s programme exploring interdisciplinary media, culture, and creative arts through original thesis work.
Best for:Best for graduates with a strong academic background in humanities or related fields who seek to specialise in interdisciplinary media and cultural research through independent thesis work.
Overview
This Master of Philosophy (MPhil) programme at Curtin University offers a research-intensive pathway for students to develop advanced expertise in media, culture, and creative arts. Students will spend three months refining a detailed research proposal before embarking on a substantial thesis project, guided by academic supervisors. The programme emphasises interdisciplinary collaboration, allowing research across fields such as internet studies, journalism, media studies, and screen arts. Ideal for those with a passion for critical inquiry and creative scholarship, this degree prepares graduates for further academic study or professional roles in research and cultural industries.
What you'll do
- Develop and present a detailed research proposal within the first three months of the programme.
- Conduct independent research under the guidance of academic supervisors to produce a substantial written thesis.
- Demonstrate advanced skills in project management, research techniques, critical thinking, and analytical writing.
- Engage in interdisciplinary research across media, culture, and creative arts fields.
- Attend relevant coursework units if required to meet entry or completion requirements based on prior qualifications.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s Degree with a strong academic performance, or a Bachelor Honours Degree (First or Second Class) or Graduate Diploma in a relevant field.
Degree offered: Master of Philosophy (MPhil)
Language: English proficiency as required by Curtin University (e.g., IELTS 6.5 or equivalent).
Instruction: English
- Strong academic writing and research skills
- Ability to develop and refine a research proposal independently
- Advanced critical thinking and analytical abilities
- Demonstrated project management capabilities
- Applicants must meet Curtin University’s specific course entry and completion requirements.
- Students with non-standard qualifications may be required to undertake relevant coursework units at the start of the programme.
- No specific nationality or residency restrictions mentioned.
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Applicants must apply through Curtin University’s official course application portal. The process involves submitting a detailed research proposal as part of the candidacy application. Additional documents may be required based on prior qualifications.
- CV or resume
- Cover letter or statement of purpose
- Detailed research proposal (developed over three months)
- Bachelor’s Degree transcripts
- Reference letters (if required)
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
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