Liberal Arts graduate coursework program

The ANU offers an exciting suite of graduate coursework programs in Liberal Arts. The Liberal Arts program is taught by staff located across RSHA schools & centres.
Graduate Certificate, Masters and Masters (Research) are available, with specialisations in:
- Cultural and Environmental Heritage
- Museums and Collections
- Museum Education and Heritage Interpretation (New graduate certificate available since 2011)
- Visual Culture Research
- Writing, World Histories and Lives
- Internships
Courses can be taken toward the award of a named degree in one of the specialised areas, but will also suit Graduate Studies Select students who are interested in undertaking a broader range of courses.
2013 Semester 1 Class Timetable - Liberal Arts Program
2013 Semester 2 Class Timetable - Liberal Arts Program
Programs and entry requirements
| Programs Offered | Admission Requirements | Weighting | Time taken by student to completed program |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Graduate Certificate in Liberal Arts (named specialisation) |
Completion of an undergraduate degree of not less than three years study at a recognised university or higher education provider or approved professional experience. | 24 units | 1 semester |
|
Master of Liberal Arts (named specialisation) |
(a) Completion of four years of study at a recognised University or higher education provider or approved professional experience. or,(b) Successful completion of the Graduate Certificate in Liberal Arts or equivalent postgraduate degree. |
48 units | 2 semesters |
|
Master of Liberal Arts (named specialisation) (Research) |
Completion of relevant Masters award (with an overall average mark of 70% or higher) | 24 units | 1 semester |
Events:
Contacts:
Dr Sharon Peoples
Research School of Humanities & the Arts graduate coursework Convenor
T: ( 02 ) 6125 7189
E: sharon.peoples@anu.edu.au
Dr Lan Tran
Research School of Humanities & the Arts graduate coursework Coordinator
T: ( 02 ) 6125 4812
F: ( 02 ) 6125 1285
E: lan.tran@anu.edu.au
Specialisation convenors:
Dr Sally K May
Cultural and Environmental Heritage specialisation convenor
E: sally.may@anu.edu.au
Dr Sharon Peoples
Internship coordinator and Museum Education and Heritage Interpretation convenor
Museums and Collections specialisation convenor
E: sharon.peoples@anu.edu.au
Dr Melinda Hinkson
Visual Culture Research specialisation convenor
E: melinda.hinkson@anu.edu.au
Professor Paul Pickering
Writing, World Histories and Lives specialisation convenor
E: paul.pickering@anu.edu.au
