Deakin University has taught the Master of Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies for more than 40 years and is the longest-running program of its kind in Australia. It offers deep insights into conservation, curation, and the management of global archives, equipping you with the skills to safeguard cultural legacies and excel in the evolving heritage sector.
Explore industry-aligned training through Deakin’s partnerships with major galleries and historic sites. You will master critical practice in exhibition design and digital heritage, studying within an influential network that connects diverse global histories and professional ethics.
This program is ideal for global professionals seeking leadership in arts and culture. At Pacific Futures, we help you navigate the complete application.
Program At a Glance
Location
Online
Duration
1 - 1.5 years full-time, depending on prior studies
Intake
March / July
CRICOS Provider
00113B
TEQSA
PRV12124
Master of Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies
Global Heritage Leadership
Advance your career with Deakin's renowned heritage program. Gain the practical skills and global perspective needed to manage world-class cultural institutions.
Elite Industry Networks
Build advanced knowledge across heritage, museums, and contemporary issues. Explore living cultures and traditions through themes such as intangible cultural heritage, sustainability, and human rights.
Digital Future Focus
Master the latest in digital heritage and innovative curation techniques. This curriculum ensures you are ready to manage modern collections in an increasingly virtual and globalized world.
Applied Global Learning
Learning is shaped by leading academics and industry professionals and includes practical experiences through the Applied Heritage Project, with the option of an internship in Australia or overseas.Â
Flexible Study Program
Tailor your degree with electives or an optional specialization in Collections and Curatorship or Heritage Practice.