Master Degree

This program offers two main specializations: Art Creation and Art Studies.

Fields include Music, Dance, Theater, Craft, Fine Arts, Film & Television, Photography, and Visual Communication Design.
Graduates are expected to become art creators (e.g., composers, choreographers, directors, visual artists) or art researchers focusing on local and national cultural heritage.
The curriculum covers 44 credits over 4 semesters, including core subjects like Semiotics, Phenomenology, Philosophy of Art, Research Methodology, and a final thesis or creative work.

This program aims to train professional educators in the field of arts.

Emphasizes teaching methods, curriculum development, and creative pedagogy in formal and non-formal educational settings.
Suitable for aspiring lecturers, school teachers, art instructors, or curriculum designers in arts education.
Includes courses in educational theory, teaching practice, and research in art education.

An interdisciplinary program bridging arts, culture, media, literature, and heritage conservation.

Trains graduates to become cultural mediators, researchers, consultants in heritage and social change, and critical writers.
Courses include Cultural Criticism, Malay Civilization, Multicultural Studies, and a final thesis in Humanistic Studies.
Ideal for researchers, social workers, or academics focused on humanities and cultural analysis.

This program focuses on producing creative works through academic and practice-based research.

Combines artistic sensitivity with structured methodology and strong cultural roots.
Graduates are prepared to become professional creators and producers of original works grounded in local identity yet open to global discourse.
Designed for professional artists, art educators, or creators seeking advanced research-driven creative practice.