We are pleased to introduce our latest post-graduate course - the Graduate Certificate of Creative Industries (GCCI). The GCCI aims to strengthen your knowledge of applied creative research, critical thinking and to extend your practice. These skills are vital to succeed within the competitive creative industries - enrol with us to get ahead, and stay ahead. Graduate Certificate of Creative Industries (GCCI) - Objectives You will study subjects that inform and support a reflective approach of topical themes and issues that will develop your professional practice either as an artist, designer, writer, musician or other arts professional (at the end of this degree). These subjects are supported by work in a studio and with a focus on initiating and exploring innovative projects with industry. The learning goals and objectives for the GCCI are based around developing the relevant knowledge and analytical, critical and study skills necessary to building ventures in the creative industries. You should be able to find employment through creative enterprise, as an arts professional, practicing artist, self-employed arts entrepreneur or within the public service sector and/or academic creative arts related fields. Course Structure The Graduate Certificate of Creative Industries curriculum model consists of four subjects taken from the first year of the Master’s program and may be taken in any order. Entrepreneurship and Commercialisation Semester 1 Creativity Developing Creative Enterprises Creative Practice 1 Creative Industries and Entrepreneurship Creative Practice 2 Project Design Creative Project 1 Elective 1 Code: HECAMCIGC Modes of Delivery: Combination, Classroom Pathways to further study Once you complete a Graduate Certificate of Creative Industries you may choose to go onto further study such as undertaking a Graduate Diploma of Creative Industries or Master of Creative Industries. Career Pathways You may find employment through creative enterprise: Arts professional Practicing artist Self-employed arts entrepreneur Arts in the public service sector Academic creative arts employment