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Artefact — Education
A fine arts degree with philosophy · a master's in international relations and contemporary political theory · and study in music composition and economics.
Artefact — Education
Status: stub. Formal presentation lands in Phase 7. No certificates, transcripts or student identifiers are published.
The record
- Master of International Relations and Contemporary Political Theory — University of Westminster, Centre for the Study of Democracy.
- Bachelor of Visual Communication and Fine Arts — RMIT (Melbourne) and the University of South Australia, 1997–1999.
- Music composition and economics — studied at La Trobe University alongside the composition work described under interests.
What it proves
Two things the technical record cannot: formal training in argument and political economy, and formal training in visual judgement. Domain-switching is a habit rather than a claim — the degrees are in different fields from each other and from the career.
Why no computer science degree
Because there is not one, and saying so is cheaper than having it discovered. The self-taught path is documented across this site: the History pages show the eras, the Platform and Edge pages show what came of them.
Coverage limit
Qualification names, awarding institutions and the years the résumé states are published. Grades, student numbers and the master’s completion year are not in the sources and are therefore not stated.