UNSW School of English, Media and Performing Arts - Postgraduate Degrees Offered

Postgraduate Degrees Offered

  • Doctorates:
    • Doctor of Philosophy in English
    • Doctor of Philosophy in Media
    • Doctor of Philosophy in Music
    • Doctor of Philosophy in Music Education
    • Doctor of Philosophy in Theatre and Performance Studies
    • Doctor of Philosophy in Film Studies
  • Masters:
    • Master of Arts in English (Research)
    • Master of Arts in Media (Research)
    • Master of Music (Research)
    • Master of Music Education (Research)
    • Master of Music (Coursework)
    • Master of Music Education (Coursework)
    • Master of Arts in Theatre and Performance Studies (Research)
    • Master of Arts in Film Studies (Research)
  • Graduate Diplomas:
    • Graduate Diploma in Arts by Research with a specialisation in English
    • Graduate Diploma in Arts by Research with a specialisation in Media
    • Graduate Diploma in Music
    • Graduate Diploma in Arts by Research with a specialisation in Music
    • Graduate Diploma in Arts by Research with a specialisation in Theatre and Performance Studies
    • Graduate Diploma in Arts by Research with a specialisation in Film Studies

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