The Master of Narrative Therapy and Community Work is a practice-based program and involves participants honing their narrative skills and innovating forms of narrative practice in their own contexts. We are excited about what this means for the continuing development of diverse narrative practices.
The diversity of participants is a particular highlight with graduates from across the globe. There is a strong First Nations representation on both the faculty and among students (the program has been awarded the Excellence and Innovation in Indigenous Higher Education Award).
This program is co-ordinated by Dulwich Centre, taught by our international faculty in conjunction with Australia’s leading university, The University of Melbourne. If you are interested in undertaking this Master’s in 2027 without having to travel, visit
www.dulwichcentre.com.au/masters
We hope you can join us.