RMIT University has become a leader in public art, public and social practice by taking a multidisciplinary approach to creative practice that engages critically with contemporary urban culture. The program engages with practice based creative arts inquiry to explore key issues confronting global public environments. You’ll examine the connections between theory and practice and engage with issues central to international cultural, political and social debates. With an emphasis on work­-integrated learning, you'll develop conceptual and practical skills to undertake collaborative and individual projects within site and location specific contexts. The program suits those with skills in visual, performance, video, sound and creative arts and writing, design, architecture, fashion and curatorial and cultural management fields with ambitions to develop skills within their existing career or to move into practice in and about public space, social and public practice. This program has a strong international focus, supported by projects undertaken both locally and overseas. International student visa holders can only study full-time. Electives and program structure The Master consists of 144 credit points. This incorporates the Graduate Certificate (48 credit points) and the Graduate Diploma (96 credit points). Career Graduates of this program have the skills required to produce public art projects in the professional environment, and the expertise to work in the field of criticism and specialised arts management. Graduates are trained to act as client representatives and public art project, business and site managers. Public Art is an expanding field of arts practice that is increasingly supported by government in Australia and overseas. Due to the strong industry support the field is continuously developing new and inventive arts practices. Graduates will be qualified for such roles as: practicing artist cultural development officer specializing in Public Art art in public space project manager curator specializing in public art. Architect and designers also study this program to further develop their careers in their existing fields. Pathway options You can gain entry to the Master of Arts (Art in Public Space) from a range of RMIT undergraduate programs. Learn more about RMIT undergraduate programs. Further study When you successfully complete this program, you may be eligible for entry into an RMIT Masters by Research or Doctoral (PhD) program.