34 Master's degrees in Art Education in England, United Kingdom

The Advanced Practice Masters is a flexible, interdisciplinary programme spanning our internationally recognised schools in Architecture, Built Environment, Art, and Engineering. Designed for lifelong learning, the curriculum can be tailored to provide a competitive edge within your specialist field. The Advanced Practice programme is offered at Oxford Brookes University.

In a world saturated with visual media and creative possibilities, there has never been a more exciting time to become a Teacher of Art and Design. The PGCE Secondary with Art and Design (with QTS) programme is offered at University of Warwick.

The Music Education MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) will introduce students to research and research-informed practice at the forefront of music education. 

The Education in Arts and Cultural Settings MA course at King's College London offers you the exciting opportunity to study at one of the world’s leading arts organisations, and learn from leading academics in education research. The course is jointly taught by the Learning and Participation Department at Southbank Centre and the School of Education, Communication & Society at King’s.

The Art Education, Culture and Practice M.A. at UCL is a transformative programme designed for those passionate about the intersection of art and education. Offered in full-time, part-time, and flexible formats, this course spans one calendar year, allowing students to engage deeply with innovative educational research and practice in diverse settings.

The MA in Arts and Education Practices at Birmingham City University is tailored for artist educators seeking to enhance their skills through artistic engagement. This postgraduate programme, available in full-time or part-time formats, spans one year and offers a unique opportunity to explore education as a transformative practice.

Voice Studies - Teaching and Coaching courses at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama are nationally and internationally renowned, giving a specialised education in the study and practice of the spoken voice.  

PGCE Secondary Education with QTS –  Art and Design (11-16 years) programme at University of Cumbria supports you through your journey from student to Early Career Teacher (ECT). Moreover, as the PGCE programme includes QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) you'll apply for your first teaching position whilst studying with us.

The PGCE Secondary (Art and Design) programme at Lincoln Bishop University prepares you to teach Art & Design in either the 11 to 16 (with post-16 enhancement) or 14-19 age phases. 

The Professional Arts Practice programme at Middlesex University is a unique distance education programme, centred around the development of your existing professional arts practice

On our MA Games Art at Staffordshire University, you’ll develop the advanced creative, technical and research skills needed to produce professional 3D art for games and interactive entertainment.

The Education (Arts, Creativity and Education) programme at the University of Cambridge offers students the opportunity to explore urgent themes in arts and education research taking place globally today.

The MA in Arts and Education Practices at Birmingham City University is tailored for artist educators eager to enhance their skills in collaborative artistic practices. This postgraduate course spans one year for full-time students and offers both full-time and part-time attendance options, commencing in September 2026.

Rooted in a long tradition of teacher education and strong school partnerships, Secondary Education Art and Design at University of Gloucestershire prepares you to enter the profession as a thoughtful, reflective practitioner, ready to make a meaningful impact and continue developing your practice beyond training.