36 Master's in Art and Craft in Europe

The University for the Creative Arts offers an immersive Glass MA programme, which gives you the freedom, facilities and inspiration to create the pieces you most want to make.

The University for the Creative Arts offers an advanced Jewellery MA programme, where students can immerse themselves in the world of jewelry design, craftsmanship, and innovative jewellery creation.

The Digital Art and Design course at University of Nicosia provides a specialist, professionally focused study giving to students the opportunity to explore the dynamic interdisciplinary field of digital art and design.

The Creative Arts and Media degree delivered by the Queen Mary University of London empowers you to explore and create in the dynamic world of creative arts and media.

The Creative Practice course from University of Westminster is designed for aspiring creative practitioners, nurturing independent art and design practices as a distinctive form of practice-led enquiry. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Ceramics and Glass from Royal College of Art is a material and research-led programme that fuses art, design and skilled making, enabling you to develop a self-directed, critically reflective practice grounded in the transformative power of clay and glass. 

Challenge and expand your creative thinking through making in the context of social and cultural concerns at Sheffield Hallam University's Jewellery and Metalwork programme.

The University for the Creative Arts offers an advanced Textiles MA programme, where students can immerse themselves in the world of textile design, fabric manipulation, and creative textile artistry.

Jewellery and Metal from Royal College of Art develops your creative jewellery, object and metal practice through material-led research, experimentation and making. 

Develop the skills to become a leading curator, educator, producer or visuals arts professional in the field of historical and contemporary art with this Curating Art course from Newcastle University.

The Craft programme from The University of Edinburgh offers a rich and diverse postgraduate study experience focusing on the intersection between craft practice and digital technologies.

This Contemporary Art Practice programme from The University of Edinburgh supports artists in further developing their practice and critical voice through practical experimentation, group critique, reflective writing, and public dissemination.

The Creative Practice M.Sc. at Leeds Arts University is a versatile postgraduate programme designed for artists and designers. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time course focuses on deepening your professional context. Study in a public mode to strengthen your research and prepare for advanced industry roles.

In the Jewellery and Corpus program at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design students investigate how jewellery and corpus can be transformed in different practices that focus on the contemporary and future rather than confirming existing notions.

The Jewellery program offered by Pforzheim University is uniquely positioned in the nexus between traditional know-how and craftsmanship, state-of-the-art technology and pioneering research and development. 

The Graduate Diploma in Jewellery and Related Products at Birmingham City University is a one-year full-time programme designed for pre-Masters level study. This course allows students to enhance their portfolio in contemporary jewellery, paving the way for progression to higher-level studies, including MA programmes.

The Management and Engineering - Art and Heritage course at EDH Groupe is a 2-year program designed to train future professionals in heritage and culture, at the crossroads of management, cultural mediation and innovation in an international, responsible and digitalized context.

MA Design (Textiles) immerses you in the research, application and production of textiles within the fashion design, interior design and craft industries. You will have the opportunity to focus on either structured or printed textiles, including both traditional techniques as well as emerging techniques using bio-based materials, non-extractive methods and digital 3D printing technologies.

The Art Direction course at EDH Groupe, offered as a work-study program, builds upon the fundamentals acquired during the Bachelor's degree to further develop creativity, innovation, and the use of new technologies. Students learn to offer new experiences by developing the applications of tomorrow. 

The Art in Science (Part-time) course at Liverpool John Moores University brings artists and scientists together to work at the intersection of disciplines.