Graduate Diploma of Creative Enterprise (Specialisation)
ObjectivesThe program aims to: 1. provide all students with a range of experiences that will enable them to conceptualise, plan, manage, produce and effectively manage within a creative enterprise context; 2. ensure that theoretical perspectives and administration skills are integral to, embedded and articulated through all courses such that creativitiy, innovation and enterprise are applied to creative enterpise practices; 3. prepare award students to approach further postgraduate study; and 4. engage students in a range of practices across related areas of the creative enterprises and allied support garnering (funding) activities.
Entry requirementsThe Graduate Diploma of Psychology is designed for persons who already hold a degree from a recognised university to undertake in full, or complete, an accredited three year undergraduate program in psychology for the purpose of establishing their eligibility for entry into a fourth year degree or postgraduate diploma program in psychology. Computing requirement It is a requirement of enrolment in this program that all students have access to the CQUniversity website via the Internet. Students will be expected to undertake various components of study in the program using email and the Internet. Application for credit transfer Credit for, and exemption from, second and third level courses in psychology will only be granted where the courses which form the basis of the credit application have been taken as part of a program of study in psychology offered by an accredited psychology academic organisational unit. Students shall be eligible to apply for a maximum of 48 units of credit on that basis.
Academic titleGraduate Diploma of Creative Enterprise (Specialisation)
Course description
About Creative Enterprise
Creativity has become a driving force of economic growth. The Graduate Diploma of Creative Enterprise (Specialisation) prepares students to approach further postgraduate studies and provide a range of experiences that will enable them to conceptualise, plan, manage, and produce within a creative enterprise context.
Career Opportunities
There are opportunities for professionals working in (or those wishing to enter) the creative industries including , film, television, animation, fine arts, museums and galleries, fashion design, graphic design, web design, multimedia, theatre, music, publishing and events. The Graduate Dipolma of Creative Enterprise (Specialisation) is the ideal way to advance your management career.
Program Structure
Students must complete 6 courses/48 units of credit.
Digital Animation
DGTL20001 Animated Interaction
DGTL20002 Games for Mobile Devices
DGTL20003 3D Animated Characterisation
EDED20421 Professional Project 1
EDED20422 Professional Project 2
EDED20423 Professional Project 3
Contemporary Popular Music
CULT20024 The Cultural Production of Popular Music
CULT20025 "World Music" as Culture, Commerce and Creativity
CULT20026 The Popular Music of Indigenous Peoples in Australia
EDED20421 Professional Project 1
EDED20422 Professional Project 2
EDED20423 Professional Project 3