The program aims to:

• 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, whether this is in arts management and administration or creative arts production;
• ensure that theoretical perspectives, creative production skills and/or and administration experience are integral to, embedded in, and articulated throughout all courses such that creativity, innovation and enterprise are applied to creative enterprise practices;
• engage students in a range of practices across related areas of the creative enterprise and allied support garnering (funding) activities; and
• prepare award students to approach further postgraduate studies.

To be eligible to graduate with a Master of Creative Enterprise (Specialisation) degree, students must complete 8 courses (64 units of credit) to satisfy the requirements for the award. These consist of:

• 3 core courses; and
• 1 specialisation (5 courses).