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

The MA History of Art will equip you with a deep subject knowledge in the history of artistic practices in the broadest sense, grounded in fundamental questions about why this study matters in the world we face today.

The Contemporary Art Theory programme from The University of Edinburgh encourages practices that are speculative and reflective, developing artistic research on, and in, a range of media, sites and organisations.

The Children's Book Illustration programme from The University of Lancashire is perfect for recent graduates or professional illustrators who want to develop new ideas and techniques for the children’s market.

This Visual Communication - Illustration MA programme from London Metropolitan University with an emphasis on research, experimentation and creative risk-taking, will empower you to enter your field with a clear vision and sense of your role as a designer in today’s world.

This MA Concept Art degree at University of Hertfordshire meets the needs of the film, games and animation industries which have evolved dramatically over the years; moving away from the days of the solo practitioner to become a growing global market where large teams of artists work in unison to create content for the next generation of technologies. 

As services are pushed into the community to relieve pressure on acute health service provision, artists are becoming more and more valuable to the delivery of social healthcare. Wrexham University's Arts in Health programmme offers an innovative way of meeting the challenges of finding solutions to a range of public health issues and promoting publicly funded arts organisations.

The Curating programme from University of Essex teaches you the practice, theory and history of curating in equal measure.

The Arts and Humanities MRes programme from the Queen's University Belfast is a research preparation degree that offers students the opportunity to undertake advanced studies within the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Queen’s.  

Art Business from Kingston University will give you the key skills and knowledge needed to pursue a rewarding career in the world of art. You’ll understand global art markets in the context of their ever-changing artistic, cultural and economic environments.

This MA Concept Art  degree at University of Hertfordshire meets the needs of the film, games and animation industries which have evolved dramatically over the years; moving away from the days of the solo practitioner to become a growing global market where large teams of artists work in unison to create content for the next generation of technologies. 

Explore creative, practice-based research with the Drama and Theatre Studies Practice-Based (by research) programme from University of Birmingham. Supported by the academic experts, your project might include new performance techniques, examine a particular aspect of theatre practice or involve a specific community of participants

This exciting interdisciplinary Art, Philosophy and Cultural Institutions degree delivered by University of Liverpool combines philosophical aesthetics, art theory and hands-on experience in galleries and museums, bringing together both theoretical and practical interests.

The MA in Digital and Visual Communications at University of Wolverhampton will help enhance your career prospects and creative potential.

A Creative Arts research degree from University of Hertfordshire is an internationally recognised degree signifying achievement in research. Whereas an MA/MSc is a taught, modular programme, a Masters by Research is a programme of research and skills development negotiated with your supervisors and based on your own research proposal.

The MA Art and Visual Culture degree offered at the University of Westminster is an interdisciplinary, visual theory-based course established around the belief that visual literacy and the impact of visual forms of thinking and working play significant roles in our society. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

As growth in the sector continues, the creative industries offer many thriving career opportunities.  Wrexham University's Art Interdisciplinary Practice programme has been developed  to equip you with a balance of research, analytical and innovative skills ready for employment within the chosen area of your art practice.

The Digital Media Arts programme from University of Hertfordshire allows students to gain practical experience and knowledge of the ways that a range of contemporary digital media are produced and used, both alone and in combination. 

Our outward-looking, multi-disciplinary research activities in the Film and TV Studies programme of the University of Glasgow are based on high-quality, challenging and flexible graduate programmes.

The University for the Creative Arts offers an advanced Jewellery MA programme, where students can immerse themselves in the world of jewelry design, craftsmanship, and innovative jewellery creation.

The Surface Pattern and Textiles course from The University of Lancashire will challenge you to experiment and innovate, and prepare yourself for a successful future career.