Postgraduate coursework programs
Masters by Coursework
The School of Historical Studies offers two coursework Master degrees:
Master of International Studies
The structure and content of the MIS reflects current and cutting-edge theoretical and thematic approaches to International Studies. Graduates of the Master of International Studies should be equipped with the skills to analyse and assess theoretical and thematic approaches to International Studies in relation to issues of governance and conflict, globalization, migration and media, regional imperatives and priorities, and cultures and societies.
Master of Cultural Material Conservation
This Masters program provides students with a professional qualification in cultural material conservation. It is the only one of its kind in Australia and the region, combining both the theory and practice of cultural material conservation. The program will emphasise the philosophical, intellectual and scientific aspects of cultural material conservation, and will draw on the combined expertise of staff of the Centre, the Arts and Science Faculties, and the Ian Potter Museum of Art.
The program is aimed at students who wish to undertake specialist training in conservation of cultural material for professional qualification purposes. The course does not necessarily lead to higher degree study, however high achieving students, may qualify for entry to research higher degrees.
Postgraduate Certificates & Diplomas
These courses serve as a bridge between your undergraduate work and potential entry to postgraduate research, and may be taken in the areas of study within the School:
- History
- Australian Studies
- Classics & Archaeology
- Cultural Material Conservation
- International Studies
How to apply
For information on the admission requirements, course content and the application process, please see the Faculty of Arts website.
For further information, please do not hesitate to contact:
Ms Mary Duffy
Honours and Postgraduate Programs Officer
Email: duffym@unimelb.edu.au
Tel: (+61 3) 8344 3035
Fax: (+61 3) 8344 7894