On graduation from the Master of Cultural Materials Conservation, you will be ready for work in professional fields including:

• Attribution and technical studies
• Material, treatment and scientific studies of collections
• Documentation cultures to conserve new media and digital content
• The cultural record and managing change in the Asia Pacific region
• Distributed indigenous, regional and community collections

Graduates are employed in world-renowned organisations including:

• Artlab Australia
• Museums and Art gallery of the Northern Territory
• Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
• State Library of Victoria
• Bali Office for Cultural Heritage Conservation, Indonesia