36 Master's in Art and Craft in Europe

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

Crafts, Textile Art from University of Gothenburg is based on artistic exploration through materials and concepts. As a student of the programme, you will gain a deeper understanding of material, explore new narratives through textile as a carrier of history, and be prepared to contribute to the broad and dynamic field of textile art. 

The MA in Jewellery and Related Products at Birmingham City University is a prestigious postgraduate programme designed to enhance your creative abilities and theoretical knowledge. This full-time course lasts for one year and is open to international students, providing a unique opportunity to explore the art of jewellery design.

The Academic Master in The Art and Craft of the Costume Designer from Accademia Costume & Moda intends to deepen the cultural and professional education in the field of Costume, from design to its realization. The role of the Costume Designer is essential in Opera, as well as in Prose, in Cinema or Series (TV production).

The Creative Arts programme offered by University of Lincoln is designed for students who are interested in a wide range of creative subjects, and offers opportunities to specialise while also exploring and integrating multiple creative disciplines.

The Creative Sustainability programme from Aalto University draws together leading expertise from the School of Business, the School of Arts, Design and Architecture and the School of Chemical Engineering to form a multidisciplinary learning environment that attracts top talent. 

The Creative Practice programme from University of Cumbria will enable you to develop and extend your creative portfolio and boost your professional aspirations.

The Secondary Art and Design programme offered by University of Sussex prepares you to start your career as a new teacher and be successful. You’ll learn to teach in schools in East or West Sussex, Brighton & Hove, Surrey, Hampshire or Kent.

Crafts, Ceramic Art from University of Gothenburg is based on artistic exploration through materials and concepts. As a student of the programme, you will gain a deeper understanding of material, explore the richness in variation in ceramic expression, and investigate the dialogue between practitioner, method, material, and the surrounding world. 

Crafts, Jewellery Art from University of Gothenburg is based on artistic exploration through materials and concepts. As a student of the programme, you will gain a deeper understanding of material, explore the potential of jewellery art for artistic depiction, and investigate the relationship between humans and artefacts. 

The Craft Studies program at the Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA) is a hub for emerging craft makers and thinkers. It expands on the discipline and understanding of contemporary crafts and advances professional development, critical expression, and artistic research into materials, processes, concepts & identities. 

The Art Direction and New Narratives program at ELISAVA Barcelona School of Design and Engineering reimagines visual communication studies as an ongoing workshop grounded in three key principles: experience, experimentation, and expression, aiming to uncover unique and groundbreaking concepts and aesthetics.

The concept of the MFA Gemstones and Jewellery from Trier University of Applied Sciences is very simple: A good artistic basis doesn't need perspective guidance. The direction of where our students want to go is clear.

The Design: Ceramics, Furniture or Jewellery programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a master level course delivered through a public study mode. This intensive curriculum focuses on material exploration and design innovation, providing students with the expertise needed to excel in professional creative practice.

The Craft course at Manchester Metropolitan University is at the forefront of craft making practices, and is for materially engaged makers who are looking to explore craft practices across a range of materials and object types. It encourages the development of craft across specialist and multi-material making, investigating and exploring definitions of contemporary craft practice.

Undertaking the Art and Design degree at University of Huddersfield means joining a creative, collaborative research community.