144 Master's in Fine Arts in Europe

The MA in the Conservation of Easel Paintings program at The Courtauld Institute of Artis a three-year full-time programme which will prepare you for a professional career. Its interdisciplinary nature combines art history, fine arts and the natural sciences. Applicants usually have a BA or equivalent degree in any of these subjects. 

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 Fine Art - Photography programme from University of the Arts London (UAL) investigates photography as a popular technology and as a material and technological apparatus. They understand photography not only as a record of the past, but as an exploratory and enquiring process that informs the future.

The MA Fine Art at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is a two-year extended full-time programme designed for those seeking to explore their artistic practice critically. This course encourages engagement with diverse social and cultural issues, fostering a vibrant studio community that supports both individual and collaborative work.

The Master’s Programme in Fine Art from UiB - Faculty of Fine Art, Music and Design (KMD) combines individual practice with project-based courses, writing, theory, group activities and exhibition making. 

The starting point for the Fine Art MA programme offered at HKU University of the Arts Utrecht is your individual project proposal (part of the application procedure).

The Fine Art MFA at York St John University is a two-year full-time programme designed to enhance your artistic skills and professional practice. This Master’s degree allows you to develop a comprehensive body of work while engaging with contemporary debates in the field of Fine Art.

The Master of Fine Art (MFA) at Cardiff Metropolitan University caters for students who wish to develop their professional practice or knowledge within the discipline of Fine Art. Typically this might include teachers, practicing artists, community workers, arts administrators, or recent graduates in Fine Art who wish to further their professional practice. 

The Fine Art programme from Manchester Metropolitan University provides a stimulating environment in which you will be guided to develop your creative aspirations, reach a critical maturity, and gain the self-confidence and skills that will enable you to work as a successful artist.

The Fine Art program at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design focus on critical self-reflection as well as development and intensification of an artistic project.

Fine Art from UIT the Arctic University of Norway is a two-year programme that aims to give the students the knowledge required to become independent artists.

Our Fine Art (MA) programme at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David responds to the interdisciplinary nature of modern art, allowing students to engage in a practice-based context where they can apply their skills in various forms of creative expression.

The Master of Fine Arts in Artistic Research from Lund University is a two-year full-time programme. The aim of the programme is to prepare artists in defining and formulating a research project in fine arts, aiming for admission to a doctoral programme in fine arts. 

The Fine Art degree at Anglia Ruskin University will allow you to explore your own interests in fine art - from history of art to painting and printmaking - supported by the expertise of the staff at Cambridge School of Art.

The Fine Art - Digital programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a postgraduate course delivered through a flexible public study mode. This degree focuses on the intersection of contemporary art and digital technology, providing students with the creative tools to innovate within the evolving visual arts landscape.

Throughout the Fine Art programme at University of Dundee, you’ll explore, experiment, create and develop your art practice in a supportive, collegiate and nurturing environment.

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. 

The Fine Art MFA is an 18-month programme from University College London (UCL) enabling you to develop your potential as an artist or researcher, while expanding your critical awareness in a wider cultural and social context. Taught at the world renowned Slade School of Fine Art at UCL, this is a unique opportunity in the study and practice of art.

The MA in Filmmaking at Nottingham Trent University is a one-year, full-time postgraduate programme designed for creative practitioners. This course encourages students to explore innovative filmmaking techniques and practices, fostering a unique cinematic voice through engaging projects and collaboration within the vibrant Nottingham School of Art & Design.

Develop your potential as a media artist, working in moving image, sound, animation and digital media on this specialist Fine Art program at Bath Spa University. Explore multiple disciplines through research, collaboration, experimentation, risk-taking and independent enquiry.