Master of Arts in Music

University of Canterbury

The Master of Arts (MA) degree consists of taught coursework, which may include internship opportunities, and independent research in a wide variety of Arts subjects. It provides the opportunity to critically examine current practices in the field, while also demonstrating understanding of the principles of research. MA students within Te Kaupeka Toi Tangata Faculty of Arts benefit from: a lively and supportive postgraduate culture working with the Professional and Community Engagement Programme towards an internship that fits you and your interests access to world-class research centres in the humanities and social sciences. Those interested in a research-focused programme of study in their subject may consider the Master of Arts (Thesis). Postgraduate study in Media and Communication provides you the skills to understand and contribute to a range of communication fields at an advanced level. It opens up research opportunities on some of the most significant topics in society, politics, and culture, and also gives you the skills to work in the communication industry, from writing and creative to strategy and analysis roles. Choose either professional or research-focused qualifications. Study Involve: Combine study of communication theories with case studies, professional guests, skills training in analytical software, and your own research projects. Take part in small, discussion-based classes, where you learn alongside other students. Balance academic analysis with internships and applied research projects that embed you in the communication industry.

Faculty of Arts