Make a difference – to the world and to your career – by discovering new knowledge. The Master of Philosophy (Arts and Education) is your opportunity to tackle real-world issues in innovative and impactful ways.

Build your research skills, investigate a question close to your heart, and gain a competitive edge in your professional ambitions.

Academic Entry Requirements

Applicants should hold:

• a Bachelors (Honours) with Class 1 or Class 2 Division 1 from Charles Sturt University;
  or
• a relevant coursework Master's degree with evidence of research equivalent to a Charles Sturt University 16 point subject or greater, at a Distinction level or above;
  or
• an award from another accredited tertiary institution, accepted by the University as equivalent to one of the above awards,
  and/or
• have demonstrated in study or professional performance potential to undertake research at a Master degree level.

Intending applicants should contact the Sub-Dean Graduate Studies in the Faculty to discuss the proposal before applying for admission to the Master of Philosophy.

Language Requirements

Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply.

A Master of Philosophy makes you stand out in the marketplace. Whether you want to bring added value to your current role, seek promotion, or move into a different type of organisation - such as a government agency or a not-for-profit - the advanced skills you'll gain in your master's degree are in demand by all kinds of employers. Whether in policy, research or industry, you'll be well placed to pursue your career goals in Australia or overseas.