Arts management

Arts management

Shape art organisations, lead teams and enhance the creative world on an international scale.

Shape art organisations, lead teams and enhance the creative world on an international scale.

Shape art organisations, lead teams and enhance the creative world on an international scale.

Contribute to the diversity of practice in art, gaining the capabilities to manage major curations, projects and precincts across various industries.

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