Australian National University (ANU)
2 years full-time
The Flexible Double Masters allows ambitious graduates to combine two Master's degrees from ANU's prestigious offerings in fields like management, history, anthropology, and social research. Perfect for professionals seeking advanced expertise across complementary disciplines within a structured two-year program.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree or international equivalent with a minimum GPA of 5.0/7.0. Admission is competitive and based on academic achievement, with ranking calculated using all but the last semester of the Bachelor degree. English language proficiency is required. Applicants must meet the entry requirements for both Master's degrees they choose to combine. Some programs, such as Master of Contemporary Art Practices, require additional portfolio assessments.
Students select two Master's programs from options including: Master of Anthropology and Planetary Futures, Master of Applied Criminology, Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies, Master of Asian Studies, Master of Digital Humanities, Master of Diplomacy, Master of History, Master of Management, Master of Museum and Heritage Studies, Master of Peace and Conflict Studies, Master of Project Leadership, Master of Social Research Methods, and Master of Strategy and Defence. The program requires completion of 96 units total, with students fulfilling the requirements of both chosen programs.
ANU ranks among the world's finest universities with nearly 100,000 alumni including political, business, government, and academic leaders globally. As Australia's national university, ANU maintains rigorous academic standards, offers diverse scholarship opportunities, and provides a globally representative learning environment. The institution's commitment to research excellence and graduate education ensures students receive world-class instruction and credentials recognized internationally.
Graduates of the Flexible Double Masters are positioned for leadership roles across diverse sectors including government, academia, business, international organizations, cultural institutions, and policy development. The combination of two specialized Master's degrees enhances career prospects in fields such as diplomacy, heritage management, research, strategic planning, criminology, and organizational leadership. ANU's extensive alumni network provides ongoing professional connections and opportunities.
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