Master of Arts in Arts Therapy

Graduates completing the first two years of the Master of Arts in Arts Therapy (Clinical) will be able to articulate the principles of best professional practice for arts therapists; discuss social science theories as they apply to arts therapy; identify appropriate research methods and conduct a number of types of research; make art works informed by arts therapy theories, insights and symbols; formulate focussed questions and identify and implement appropriate research methods to gather, analyse and report date in support of directed inquiry.

Whitecliffe is an award-winning specialist in arts and design education offering Continuing Education programmes, Certificate programmes in Arts and Design and Digital Media and Design, Degree programmes in Fine Arts, Photo Media, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, and Postgraduate programmes in Fine Arts, Arts Management, and Arts Therapy.