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7.7k Master's degrees in Arts, Design & Architecture
Choosing the right programme in Arts, Design & Architecture can be a pivotal decision for international students. Tuition fees vary widely, with the lower-end fee at €3,085 and the typical fee around €23,014. On the higher end, fees can reach up to €56,843. It's important to consider these figures when planning your budget. Additionally, 3% of programmes are considered affordable, offering more accessible options for students. For those preferring flexibility, 9% of programmes are available online, allowing you to study from anywhere in the world.
Architecture
The Architecture programme at the University of Minnesota is a professional, STEM-accredited degree. This full-time course offers a three-year standard track or a two-year advanced standing option. Students engage in a public study mode, developing foundational expertise and design excellence to prepare for professional licensure.
Woodwinds - Clarinet
As a student in Woodwinds - Clarinet from University of North Carolina School of the Arts, your passion for the clarinet will be at the heart of your music intensive studies, preparing you for a life in the current professional world.
Ceramics
Ceramics from Rhode Island School of Design offers a contemporary, urban context for rigorous investigation and dialogue in support of individual artistic development.
Fine Art
Transform and refine your fine art or printmaking practice and professional approach as an artist. Extend your practical, contextual and research skills in a multi-disciplinary, constructive, discursive and critical environment with the Fine Art course at Anglia Ruskin University.
Music Performance
The Music Performance program at the State University of New York Fredonia will assist current and future music performers in fine tuning their skills to the highest quality. The Performance degree has several different tracks, including instrumental, conducting.that range between 30 and 34 credit hours.
Music Education
Students in the Music Education program at the University of Washington enjoy opportunities to conduct school bands, choirs, and orchestras throughout their course of study. Students benefit from the program’s close relationship with UW Ethnomusicology, studying world music as an integral part of a program leading to an all-level (K-12) certification as a specialist.
Stage Properties
Students at Stage Properties from University of North Carolina School of the Arts leave with the necessary skills to design and create these realistic props, and the hands-on experience to manage and run a stage properties shop.
Art History
The Department of Art History at University of Wisconsin Madison offers programs leading to the master of arts and the doctor of philosophy in art history. The Art History program encourages the study of the global history of art, and material and visual culture while investigating works in all media from a wide range of periods and a variety of world cultures.
Ethnomusicology
The students of the Ethnomusicology program of University of Rochester will be interviewed and admitted to the musicology department via the same process as incoming musicology students, which includes the evaluation of writing samples of students’ undergraduate work, or of their graduate work in other areas.
Comparative Dramaturgy and Performance Research
The Comparative Dramaturgy and Performance Research program from Goethe University Frankfurt is currently offered by five European universities. It is designed for students interested in employment in international and intercultural contexts such as festivals, co-productions, exchange programs, and collaborations.
Theatre Directing
This Theatre Directing course at Royal Holloway University of London is a rigorous, intensive, demanding training in theatre directing where you will work with professional actors to develop your directing skills.
Photography
The Photography master programme at Academy of Art University offers a professional environment for advanced creative development. This postgraduate course, available in a public study mode, focuses on building a career-ready portfolio. Students refine their technical skills and artistic voice through expert-led instruction.
Graduate Pathway in Music - Music - Music Performance
At INTO Illinois State University the Graduate Pathway in Music - Music - Music Performance program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a master’s degree program at Illinois State University.
Music
The Master of Music degree from Southwestern Oklahoma State University offers specialization in the study of voice, piano, organ, guitar or any orchestral instrument.
Music
The Music programme at the University of Otago offers a versatile curriculum covering performance, composition, and musicology. Available as a B.Sc., B.A., or MusB, this full-time degree provides students with access to world-class recording studios and performance venues to refine their creative and technical skills.
Architecture
The Architecture programme at University of Houston is a professional M.Sc. degree designed for students without a prior architectural background. This STEM-designated course lasts three years and is delivered via a public study mode, focusing on critical inquiry, professional practice, and NAAB-accredited training.
Conducting - Choral
The Conducting - Choral programme at Florida International University (FIU) is a Master of Music degree designed for aspiring leaders in vocal music. This public study mode course provides extensive podium time and expert mentorship. Students develop professional artistry to excel as international conductors and educators.
Printmaking
Printmaking at New York Academy of Art is a set of three courses providing students with educational depth in lithography, intaglio, relief, and monotype, for application to one’s own work as well as the challenges of college-level teaching.
Design (Research)
The Master of Design (Research) at Swinburne University of Technology offers students the opportunity to undertake supervised research in the related discipline of their choice.
Visual Arts
The Visual Arts programme at the University of Ottawa is a full-time, two-year Master of Fine Arts. This bilingual course offers an in-depth exploration of contemporary art theories and diverse studio practices. Students engage in professional development through a public study mode to refine their artistic vision.