8 Full-time Master's in Fine Arts in New Zealand

The Master of Fine Arts (Creative Practice) from the Victoria University of Wellington  is an industry-focused, practical degree that will help you build new contacts and networks in Wellington’s creative industries.

Study your specialist subject in detail and take the opportunity to contribute to the world's knowledge in that area. Enhance your critical thinking, communication and problem-solving abilities and learn to create and assess new ideas. The Master of Arts in Art History is offered at the Victoria University of Wellington.

Take a detailed look at your specialist area and open doors to new opportunities in language-related careers.  The Graduate Diploma in Arts programme is offered at the Victoria University of Wellington.

The Fine Arts course from University of Canterbury provides a development opportunity for students who have an interest in establishing themselves as professional artists or scholars, or career designers, filmmakers, or photographers.

The Fine Arts programme at the University of Auckland is a postgraduate degree designed to advance your creative practice. This Master of Fine Arts is offered in a public study mode with flexible durations. It focuses on research-informed contemporary art within Elam’s interdisciplinary and vibrant environment.

Massey University’s Master of Fine Arts embraces intersections between knowledge systems, a spectrum of making processes, and modes of audience engagement.

The Theatre Studies programme at the University of Otago is a comprehensive three-year Bachelor of Arts degree. Students engage in full-time study on campus, exploring acting, directing, and design. This dynamic course blends creative practice with academic theory to prepare graduates for diverse professional pathways.

The Master of Fine Arts at Whitecliffe College  is a full time, two-year, low-residency programme enabling enrolled artists to live and work anywhere within New Zealand.