Master of Management (Arts and Cultural Management)

Adelaide University has multiple campuses, including the Adelaide City Campus on North Terrace in the Central Business District (CBD), Magill Campus in the eastern suburbs, Mawson Lakes Campus set alongside hectares of wetlands, Mount Gambier Campus in the scenic Limestone Coast region, Roseworthy Campus, Waite Campus, and Whyalla Campus, which is the largest regional university campus in South Australia.

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