How to apply for postgraduate study
- Coursework applicants
- Research degree applicants
- International prospective students
- Portfolio requirements for all applicants
Coursework applicants
To be eligible for entry into the Graduate Diploma/Master of Visual Art & Design, applicants should hold an undergraduate qualification in the relevant specialisation for which they are applying.
Please read and complete the following
- Entry requirements
- Application procedures
- Application for admission
- Apply Online for Australian and International applicants
Any other information you require about applying for UniSA programs of study is available at
Please also see Portfolio requirements for all applicants below.
Once you have consulted all of the information above, please make an appointment with Greg Donovan, Postgraduate Coursework Coordinator, to discuss your application.
If you require further information about the School's postgraduate
program, please contact:
Pippa Mathews
Room K4-16
Telephone: +618 8302 0426
Email:
Pippa.Mathews@unisa.edu.au
Research degree applicants
Before you apply
Applications for a place may be made at any time during the year, however
applications for scholarships close on 31 October
so the
School only accepts occasional applications for places outside this date. Prospective applicants should contact the School's
research administration assistant Pippa Mathews prior to
30 September each year
to arrange an interview to discuss the proposed research project with
Dr John Barbour, Research Degree Coordinator. Telephone consultation can be arranged for
interstate or international applicants. Decisions regarding offers are made by
a committee.
Check that you are eligible
Scholarships available
How to apply
Applications for the
Master
of Visual Arts by Research,
Master
of Design by Research,
PhD Art History and Theory and
PhD by Major Studio Project are made to the Graduate
Studies Office online at
Research Degree Apply Online.
Portfolio submission
All studio applicants are required to submit a portfolio to the School. Please see Portfolio requirements for all applicants
below.
Australian research degree applicants should note that while applications are formally required to be submitted via Research Degree Apply Online (closing date 31 October each year), the School requires your portfolio by 28 September in order for a preliminary assessment to be made.
International applicants should note that while applications are formally required to be submitted via Research Degree Apply Online (closing date 31 August each year) the School requires your portfolio by 15 June in order for a preliminary assessment to be made,
Finding a SupervisorUse the Directory of Research Expertise to find a research degree supervisor in the South Australian School of Art. Type art design in the keyword search field and search by all keywords to get comprehensive results.
If you require further information about the School's research degree
program, please contact:
Pippa Mathews
Room K4-16
Telephone: +618 8302 0426
Email:
Pippa.Mathews@unisa.edu.au
International prospective students
Please go to International students for information for international prospective students.
Portfolio requirements for all applicants
South Australian School of Art portfolio requirements for all applicants for postgraduate in Coursework Programs and Research Degrees.
Portfolios should be the applicant's own original recent work and may include:
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Art works (drawings, paintings, photographs, sculpture, installation, performance, ceramics, prints, glass, jewellery/metal, textiles)
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Graphic design or Illustration work (logos, posters, publication covers, illustrations, web designs, design tenders).
Portfolio presentation requirements for all applicants
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Up to 15 images of works. Please note: digital images are preferred, although slides will be accepted; audiovisual material must be on a DVD, maximum duration 10 minutes. Please provide a list of all images with name, title, date, medium and dimensions and ensure all support material is labelled.
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Statement of academic qualifications. Please state your undergraduate academic qualifications, together any postgraduate qualifications or experience you may possess.
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Resume or curriculum vitae. Please state your career achievements, with particular emphasis upon those relevant to your proposed program of study. You may also outline any employment experience relevant to your proposed program of study.
Other information required from postgraduate coursework applicants:
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Statement of intent
This should outline your overall career objectives for undertaking the proposed program of study, together with a summary of your specific aims for developing your creative and professional skills. No more than 500 words.
Other information required from postgraduate research degree applicants:
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Proposal outline
Please state succinctly and clearly your proposed research topic, together with a brief description of your research methodology and a bibliography of essential references. No more than 750 words in all. -
An indication of proposed supervision arrangements (if known). For information regarding supervision expertise available applicants are recommended to view the Directory of Research Expertise