101 Master's degrees in Arts, Design & Architecture in Ireland
When considering Arts, Design & Architecture programmes in Ireland, it's essential to understand the tuition fee landscape. The lower-end tuition fee, represented by the €6,791, offers an insight into the more affordable options available. Meanwhile, the €18,500 provides a snapshot of the typical cost one might expect. On the higher end, the €29,100 highlights the premium options within the country.
A significant 1% of programmes fall into the affordable category, making it accessible for a wide range of students. Additionally, with a 6% of online programmes, students have the flexibility to choose a learning mode that suits their needs.
Ireland boasts a diverse range of institutions, with a 28% of them specialising in Arts, Design & Architecture. This ensures that students have a plethora of choices when selecting their ideal programme and institution.

Universal Design for Learning
The aim of this Universal Design for Learning programme at the Atlantic Technological University is to support educational personnel to develop a variety of teaching methods to lower any barriers to learning, by introducing more flexible methods of teaching, assessment, and service provision to cater for the diversity of learners in their classrooms.

Music Therapy
The Music Therapy course from the University of Limerick prepares students for professional practice as music therapists, combining music, therapeutic and clinical skills with cross-cultural awareness.

Creative Music Technologies
The Creative Music Technologies degree at Maynooth University is aimed at graduates with musical abilities, who would like to explore musical applications of technology. The programme accepts graduates from any primary degree.

Dance Performance
The Dance Performance course from University of Limerick supports dancers to deepen technical skill, evolve creative voice, and perform new work.

Music
This Music course offered at University College Cork is ideal, and unique in Ireland, for graduates in non-music subjects who want to qualify in music to degree level and beyond. Success in this course may be said to be the equivalent of acquiring a degree in music.

Experimental Sound Practice
This Experimental Sound Practice degree delivered by the University College Cork is for those undertaking creative work involving sound, including notated or recorded compositions; improvisations; sound art; visual art with a sound component; music theatre; performance art; installations etc.

Fine Art
The Master of Fine Art (MFA) programme at Technological University of the Shannon embraces the evolving role of the artist in society, positioning you, the student, at the forefront of contemporary practice.

Ritual Chant and Song
This Ritual Chant and Song at University of Limerick offers specialist training in Western plainchant and Irish traditional religious song (sean-nós), which are contextualised by a programme of study in ritual theory, manuscript studies, and historical context.

Classical String Performance
The Classical String Performance course from University of Limerick enables you to develop your skills and realise your full potential as a postgraduate string player, ready to embark on a professional career.

Pre-Master's Programme
This one-year Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at Royal Irish Academy of Music offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

Global Gallery Studies
The Global Gallery Studies course at University College Cork is a unique two-year part-time MA that prepares you for a career in the gallery sector and fine arts institutions in Ireland and internationally.

Music Technology
The Music Technology course from Maynooth University is creativity-driven, with emphasis on musical aspects of computer programming and audio technology.

Irish Traditional Music Performance
The Irish Traditional Music Performance course from the University of Limerick develop as an advanced professional traditional music performer or pursue opportunities in music production, education and the arts

Music and Cultural History
The Music and Cultural History course offered by University College Cork is a progressive alternative to conventional postgraduate courses in musicology, and it draws on the diverse expertise of internationally renowned scholars to combine the very best of traditional and contemporary scholarly practice.

Art History - Modern and Contemporary Art History, Theory and Criticism
The Art History - Modern and Contemporary Art History, Theory and Criticism programme offered by University College Cork is a unique art history programme that offers a stimulating, rigorous and wide-ranging exploration of twentieth- and twenty-first-century art and theory.

Music, Sound, Culture and Media
The MA in Music, Sound, Culture and Media at Dublin City University is primarily designed for students wishing to engage in a programme that reflects increasingly interdisciplinary spheres of music, sound and cultural and media production and engagement in contemporary societies.

Irish Traditional Music
This Irish Traditional Music degree delivered by the University College Cork provides a holistic practical and theoretical immersion in Irish Traditional Music practice and scholarship. The programme draws on wide-ranging internationally-recognised expertise to offer a progressively flexible postgraduate pathway in Irish Traditional Music.

Film Studies - Theory and Practice
The Film Studies - Theory and Practice degree delivered at University of Galway offers a unique blend of academic and practical training, equipping students for careers across film, screenwriting, and media.

Sound and Music Computing
This Sound and Music Computing programme at Maynooth University caters for students who want to concentrate on technical aspects of the music and creative industries.

Songwriting
The Songwriting programme from University of Limerick is for people who want to study the artistic practice of songwriting in depth.