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It’s your entry into one of the fastest growing employment sectors in Australia—and internationally .  \nCreative industries is where our graduates work. Their careers take them all over the world. Like you, when they came here they were passionate about their chosen art form, they wanted to develop new skills and they were looking for new ideas and inspirations.  \nThese are the immediate things we offer you: the chance to strengthen your practical skills, to immerse yourself in a dynamic creative environment, to think critically about the arts, about history, about contemporary life.  \nOur students produce diverse, ambitious and exciting works, in everything from traditional art forms to innovative new media. You’ll spend much of your time in studios, labs and theatres, practising your artform and finding new ways of tackling creative challenges.  \nAnd then we offer a whole lot more, as our graduates have found out.  \nProfessor AmAndA LAwson ExEcutivE DEan  \nFaculty oF law, HumanitiEs & tHE arts  \n1. HAnds-on LeArnInG  \nUOW offers you a dynamic and progressive education that connects hands-on studio production with critical reflection. Practice-based subjects are undertaken in tandem with theoretical ones that explore the history of your chosen field. This combination gives students an advantage after graduation when they’re working in the creative industries – they have experience in their discipline and they understand its context.  \n2. CreATIVe enVIronmenT  \nThe UOW campus offers you the facilities you’ll need to develop your creative skills. We have specialist equipment and teaching spaces for each discipline – computer labs for Design, theatres for Performance, studios for the Visual Arts and workshop spaces for Creative Writing. All of this is located in a natural bushland setting at the UOW main campus.  \nOur Digital Media Centre at the Innovation Campus offers state of the art teaching and technical facilities for digital filmmaking, digital photography, film and TV studio practice, editing, animation and media arts.  \nBackstage Hope is a working rehearsal space with equipment for theatre productions, including a walk-on lighting mezzanine and sound and video control room.  \n3. new IdeAs & InsPIrATIons  \nIn the Creative Arts, you’ll be studying with likeminded students committed to the Arts. You’ll have the opportunity to work with students from a wide range of disciplines, building the foundations for strong friendships. These friendships will provide inspiration to your creative work and provide a professional network once you leave University.  \n4. LeArn from THe BesT  \nYou’ll be taught by staff who are professional writers, artists, designers, performers and directors. They know how to prepare you for the industry because they work in it. Throughout your degree, you’ll be encouraged to develop the creative and critical skills you’ll need to pursue a profession in your chosen field.  \n5. mAKe YoUr deGree sUIT YoU  \nYou will benefit from being part of a Faculty that’s recognised for its excellence and innovation. You will also be able to use electives and minor studies to tailor your degree to your interests. A degree in Technical Theatre for instance, might be supported by a minor in Media Arts or Creative Writing, while someone undertaking a degree in Visual Arts and Graphic Design might want to pick up electives in Digital Media and Professional Writing. There are opportunities here to engage with professional and cross-disciplinary subjects relevant to your degree.  \nCREATIVE ARTS  \n1  \noPPoRtunItIeS to eXceL  \nfLeXIBLe sTUdY  \nCreativity isn’t just limited to artists. Developing a creative skill can enhance your pursuit of careers in many different industries, and not always in the ways you expect. 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