Postgraduate

Master of Visual Arts

Master of Visual Arts course overview, eligibility, duration and progression options.

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UNDERSTAND THE COURSE

Course overview

Compare advanced studio practice, research, facilities, exhibitions and portfolio expectations.

Indicative eligibility: A recognised visual-arts, fine-arts or accepted related bachelor degree; portfolio assessment may apply.

Always verify the current official admission notification before applying.

BEFORE YOU APPLY

Eligibility and required subjects

Graduation

A recognised visual-arts, fine-arts or accepted related bachelor degree; portfolio assessment may apply.

Compare advanced studio practice, research, facilities, exhibitions and portfolio expectations. This is indicative guidance; current official institution, regulator and examination rules control admission.
HOW TO REACH HERE

Courses that may lead here

Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA)Direct · Typical pathway

Visual-arts portfolio requirements apply.

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Bachelor of Interior DesignRelatedField · Alternative pathway

An accepted spatial, visual or interdisciplinary arts specialisation. This is an alternate creative route only where the university accepts the interior-design background.

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B.Sc Animation and MultimediaRelatedField · Alternative pathway

Animation, digital art, visual communication or an accepted related visual-arts specialisation. The target university must accept the degree and portfolio. An MVA is not automatically equivalent to an M.Des.

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Overview

Course overview

Compare advanced studio practice, research, facilities, exhibitions and portfolio expectations.
AdmissionProcess

Eligibility and admission

A recognised visual-arts, fine-arts or accepted related bachelor degree; portfolio assessment may apply. Exact marks, subjects, age, entrance and selection rules vary by institution and admission year.
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What students and parents should verify

Check recognition, syllabus, faculty, facilities, practical exposure, total cost, refund rules, entrance process, progression and credible outcome evidence before admission.