33 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy from The Glasgow School of Art is a one-year taught postgraduate programme offered by the School of Innovation and Technology at The Glasgow School of Art in collaboration with the Anatomy department in the School of Life Sciences, University of Glasgow.

A Fine Art two-year programme of study offers students from The Glasgow School of Art an opportunity to analyse their creative practice in depth, and to modify, develop and secure it accordingly. 

The Design Innovation and Transformation Design, MDes course from The Glasgow School of Art focuses on change-oriented approaches to design, which engage with complex social or systemic issues.

The Interior Design programme at The Glasgow School of Art focuses on practice and research-based learning, aiming to develop independently minded designers who challenge society and the field of interior design in new ways.

At the School of Innovation and Technology from The Glasgow School of Art, Design Innovation and Service Design is taught as a means of applying design processes to complex problems, combining artefacts and interactions to produce services that exist, unfold and evolve in both space and time. 

The Serious Games and Virtual Reality at The Glasgow School of Art provides students with the skills to become key innovators in this exciting and rapidly developing area.

This master degree in Design Innovation and Interaction Design is offered at The Glasgow School of Art. The way people today experience their environment and interact with others is often mediated through new technologies.

The Product Design Engineering from The Glasgow School of Art students are introduced to industry through live projects and visits and the final year involves an individual major project that can be in collaboration with industry.

This Contemporary Art Practice course from The Glasgow School of Art is a one-year postgraduate programme designed to both challenge and support students in exploring how their artistic practices can be activated, with the goal of building sustainable careers as artists or creative practitioners beyond their time on the programme.

The Graphics, Illustration, Photography course from The Glasgow School of Art focus of your study is specific to the discipline applied for and does not include the other pathways in your study.

This International Management and Design Innovation programme is offered by The University of Glasgow and taught in partnership with The Glasgow School of Art.

The Architecture programme from The Glasgow School of Art provide positive impact for the individual, society and the planet. We do this through testing the 21st Century world around us to examine the social, cultural, political, economic, and environmental issues driving the contemporary changes in the built environment today and in the future.

The Communication Design at The Glasgow School of Art is a two year programme delivered by the Department of Communication Design at The Glasgow School of Art.

This Architectural Studies - Creative Urban Practices from The Glasgow School of Art is a one-year specialist programme exploring the theories and practices of space, place, and urbanism through an interdisciplinary lens.

The Architectural Studies - Energy and Environment programme from The Glasgow School of Art examines the critical relationship between architecture, energy use, and sustainability.

This Design Innovation and Circular Economy course from The Glasgow School of Art focuses on the key ecological and social design aspects of the circular economy.

The Architecture (By Conversion) from The Glasgow School of Art students progressing on to the MArch (by conversion) prepare an individual piece of work relating to their previous years’ work, the course is supervised by the Professor of Architecture.

This Digital Heritage Visualisation from The Glasgow School of Art will equip candidates with the knowledge and skill sets required to create digital records and visualisations of heritage sites and objects of local, national and international significance.

This Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art) programme, established in 2014 and jointly run by The Glasgow School of Art and the University of Glasgow, offers students the opportunity to study curatorial practice in Glasgow, a city with a vibrant and distinctive international art scene. 

The Design Innovation and Citizenship from The Glasgow School of Art xplores the relationship between design practice and contemporary society.