Master of Creative Arts Therapy
Specialise in drama or dance movement therapy through this blended master's programme at the University of Melbourne.
Best for:Best for practitioners and graduates seeking professional training in drama or dance movement therapy.
Overview
The Master of Creative Arts Therapy at the University of Melbourne is a unique blended learning programme offering specialisations in either drama or dance movement therapy. Students engage in supervised industry placements across community, health, and educational contexts, exploring how creative modalities like drama, dance, music, and visual art improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The curriculum integrates theory, methods, research, and professional practice using experiential, theoretical, and practice-based teaching approaches. Applicants are expected to complete comprehensive coursework and practical placements to prepare for professional psychotherapy careers.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework studying theory, methods, research, and professional practice in creative arts therapies
- Undertake supervised industry placements in community, health, and educational settings
- Engage in experiential, theoretical, and practice-based learning approaches
- Work collaboratively in teams with groups and individuals using various artistic modalities
Requirements
Degree required: An undergraduate degree or equivalent in any discipline, or at least six years of documented relevant professional work experience
Degree offered: Master Degree
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Undergraduate degree in any discipline or minimum six years of relevant professional experience
- Submission of a written proposal
- Submission of a portfolio
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How to apply
Prepare your academic transcripts or professional documentation, a written proposal, and a portfolio. Submit your application directly through the University of Melbourne study portal.
- Undergraduate degree transcripts or professional work experience documentation
- Written proposal
- Portfolio
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