148 Part-time Master's in Visual Arts in United Kingdom

The Graphic Design (Online) course at University of the Arts London (UAL) is for designers and creatives looking to deepen their practice, define their unique style, address contemporary social issues, and explore how design can influence the world.

Throughout this Screenwriting MA course from Edinburgh Napier University you'll develop skills in writing, script-editing and project development for the film, television and digital fiction industries

Explore illustration as an expansive, transdisciplinary practice on the UAL Illustration Practices (Online) course at University of the Arts London (UAL). Experiment boldly in ways that reflect who you are and where you want to go in today’s evolving landscape. 

The Design (Part-Time) taught programme at Northumbria University gives you the opportunity to carry out original in-depth design research, within the broad spectrum of Design Research, including, communication design, product design, fashion, craft, interior design, historical or theoretical studies  in design.

Unleash your creativity and innovation within a research context, guided by an expert within the field with the Filmmaking (by research) programme offered by the University of York.

The innovative Film, Television and Moving Image degree offered at the University of Westminster builds on its prestigious heritage as one of the longest-running degree programmes of its kind in the UK. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Combine creativity with research to develop key skills for a future in theatre-making, academia, or both with the Theatre (by research) degree delivered by the University of York.

The Visual Communication programme, offered by Teesside University equips you to become an innovative problem solver and diverse practitioner in the creative industries.

The Film and Television Production course at University of Wolverhampton provides students with the skills, knowledge and creative development to advance their skills as a film and screen maker. It is designed to encourage focus on the role or part of the industry specific to their ambitions.

The Theatre programme from University of Surrey allows you to study at your own pace and provides a gateway to an exciting future without the need for regular attendance on campus.

On the Illustration (Online) degree from University of Hertfordshire you will be taught by highly experienced academics all of whom are practicing illustrators.

In recent years the role of a concept artist has become increasingly important in film, television and games and the need for this specialism continues to grow. This Concept Art programme, offered by Teesside University, has a strong focus on preparing you for working in the industry.

The Art And Emerging Technologies programme from University of Westminster explores experimental applications of creative technologies in art practice, the development of advanced digital skills, and their impact on society, culture, and the environment. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Throughout the Acting and Theatre Making course from the University of West London you will explore your practice both as an actor/creator and theatre practitioner. 

Are you excited by the innovations happening in digital creative media and keen to become a next generation leader in this fast-evolving domain? Sharpen your skills and know-how on the flexible Digital Creative Media programme from Loughborough University.

The Contemporary Curating course at the University of Southampton gives you the theoretical, research and practical skills to work as a curator anywhere in the world. You’ll get professional experience managing the Winchester Gallery, with unique access to the University’s vast network of practising artists, academics and researchers who will inform and inspire your curatorial practice.

This Expanded Photography, MA degree from the University of Westminster embraces photography as an expanded field, encompassing specialisms such as virtual photography, photobooks, documentary, art, fashion, editorial, photojournalism and writing photography.

Whether you’re driven by creative and practical research, or you want to specialise in a theatrical approach to theatre and performance, you'll research with renowned academics and practitioners at one of the UK's leading Drama and Theatre Arts departments. The Drama and Theatre Studies (by research) programme at University of Birmingham.

The Public Art and Performative Practices programme from London Metropolitan University prepares artists and art professionals for the increasing demand in the sector to develop publicly interactive, performative and immersive work.

Ideal for those in full-time employment or commitments, our Theatre programme from University of Surrey allows you to study at your own pace through distance learning, so you can pursue your passion for theatre and develop industry connections around your existing commitments or work.