Develop the skills you need to tackle contemporary leadership challenges with the Executive Master of Arts (EMA). This world-first postgraduate degree draws together the practical skills needed for effective career development, and the creative and critical thinking strengths from the humanities. The EMA is developed in consultation with arts, government, corporate and community sectors. The program focuses on project management, leadership, creative and critical thinking, people management, budgeting and financial management, as well as organizational theory and practice. You can diversify your skill base with subjects including international history, politics, HR practice, arts management and social entrepreneurship. Or internationalize yourself by studying a language from beginner to advanced level. During your studies, you'll have the opportunity to find a placement in a wide range of national and international government, cultural, corporate and not-for-profit organizations. WHO IS IT FOR? For those striving to develop and hone their professional skills in management and leadership positions. The EMA is designed to draw on the expertise of academics, industry professionals and fellow students to give you a rewarding cohort-building experience. You can also tailor study to your individual career goals and interests, with a choice of subject specializations, meaning you start to build you career from the moment you start studying. If you want to apply your skills and knowledge to real world situations, the EMA has an external internship placement or special project that you can be the leader in creating. WHERE WILL IT TAKE ME? Career outcomes for the Executive Master of Arts are rich. As globally recognized qualification, you'll have a head start pursuing roles including: Arts program director Business analyst Communications manager Foreign affairs and trade officer Management consultant Public relations manager. Graduates have also gone on to work in global organizations including: Amnesty International ANZ Bank Australia India Institute Cubed Communications Lonely Planet Publications Marie Stopes International National Australia Bank Talent 2. 200 point program 2 years full-time This is our most popular program for those who have completed undergraduate study. No experience is necessary. 100 points of Compulsory subjects 25 points of Capstone subjects 75 points of Elective subjects 150 point program 1.5 years full-time This is for graduates who have completed a Bachelor of Arts degree, or equivalent. 87.5 points of Compulsory subjects 25 points of Capstone subjects 37.5 points of Elective subjects 100 point program 1 year full-time This is for graduates who have completed a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree, or equivalent. 87.5 points of Compulsory subjects 12.5 points of Capstone subjects