Overview This major is unique at an undergraduate level. As a research-driven program, it is at the forefront of arts practices. There is also the opportunity to network with local creative industries. You will develop an in-depth knowledge of: arts practice and management vocational options in the arts a working knowledge of the creative industries an understanding of business practices relevant to the arts a knowledge of copyright law and intellectual property the ability to conduct research in the arts and liaise with arts-related administration and funding organisations a capacity to work in arts projects in arts centres, schools and the community. This major provides you with capabilities that will enhance your effectiveness as a creativity facilitator in the arts industries. KEY FEATURES You will learn a wide definition of the arts and gain the skills and knowledge required for employment in a multitude of creative arts industries. You have the opportunity to visit and undertake placements in a range of public and private arts organisations. This allows you to access the most up-to-date information available and to meet with some of Australia's most successful arts managers and entrepreneurs. Practise creativity through undertaking performing arts of your choice, including music, dance, performance, and drama, in addition to combining theoretical understanding with practical production experience. SUITABLE FOR Do you want to work in the arts and associated organisations, or have a career in arts administration? If so, a major in Arts Practice and Management will help give you the contacts, knowledge and skills you need. Career Opportunities A Macquarie course can set your dream career in motion. PROFESSIONS artist (eg performing artist) artist manager/talent manager arts advocacy officer arts and cultural administrator arts manager community arts program planner development manager entrepreneur events/festival manager producer project officer sponsorship/partnerships manager theatre, gallery and museum curator