Master of Media Practice and Industry (Extension)

No. This course will be phased out and discontinued from 2025. Students who commenced in 2024 or earlier will need to complete their subjects by the last date of offer and complete their degree by Spring 2026.

There is no requirement for students to move to the new course. Students will be able to remain in their current course and graduate as per the normal process. However, if students wish to move to the new course, they may be able to submit an Internal Course Transfer Application. Please note that the new course structure is different from the current course structure, so there may only be opportunities for recognition of prior learning to be granted for elective subjects, and students who move between courses may have a longer course duration and need to complete more subjects.

Yes. If you are enrolled in the Master's course and wish to graduate earlier, you are able to apply to graduate earlier with the Graduate Diploma which is articulated to this course. You should apply for a course transfer (graduating) within the deadlines stated for submitting an application and lodge your completed application via an online enquiry through Ask UTS.

Students who have not completed the course by the phasing out deadline will be managed on a case-by-case basis by a School Responsible Academic Officer (RAO). The RAO will work with the course academic advisor to provide advice on alternative arrangements that the student may wish to pursue at UTS or elsewhere such as Open University. Students should submit an Ask UTS Enquiry if they need to be referred to the RAO.

If you find a postgraduate subject from another faculty that you want to complete as an elective and this elective isn't included in your elective choice block, you will need to submit an eRequest to seek approval from the School. You must ensure that it is an 8-credit-point, postgraduate level subject before submitting the eRequest.