This course prepares you to engage in the real world as a creative practitioner. It will give you the knowledge to navigate complex and unfamiliar systems and the insight to create meaningful work that is a positive force for change in the broader community.  

 

Through research and experimentation, you will learn how to make meaningful work as an innovative and collaborative creative practitioner and understand how your creative and critical knowledge and skills can be applied across community, commercial, and research contexts.  

 

You will learn the importance of cultural diversity, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, in increasingly globalised creative fields.Psychology is the science of the mind and offers an understanding of human behaviour. The combination of creative arts and psychology could give you a career advantage in either field. You will be equipped to create impactful community programs and improve the health and well being of others. Insights from behavioural science could also help you to tell powerful stories through meaningful art.