305 Master's degrees in Visual Arts in United Kingdom

The Film Art course at The University of Edinburgh is jointly taught between Edinburgh College of Art and Paris College of Art. The programme explores independent film-making through creative collaborative practice combined with reflection and research in contemporary cinema. You will specialise in fiction, experimental or expanded forms of filmmaking. 

The Curating Contemporary Art from Royal College of Art develops your critical awareness of curating in a global context through collaborative, practice-led study.

The Design Management MA course offered at the University of Southampton bridges the gap between design and business by combining creative thinking with management theories.

This MA Filmmaking degree course from The University for the Creative Arts will give you the tools to enhance your creative and technical skills as an independent filmmaker - and the opportunity to specialise in an area of the industry you really wish to focus on.

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the World Theatres - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Goldsmiths, University of 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 Secondary Art and Design programme from  the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England)  is a one-year course that leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

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

Visual Effects for Film and Television from University of York, you'll build a foundation in VFX techniques and discover the creative, theoretical and historical contexts of screen-based storytelling. 

Learn the business, creative, technical and logistical perspectives of producing for film and television with the practical Producing for Film and Television course at the University of York. 

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.

The University for the Creative Arts offers an immersive Glass MA programme, which gives you the freedom, facilities and inspiration to create the pieces you most want to make.

This Sound for Film and Television Production programme from University of York emphasises a high level of craft skill and creativity, combined with critical thought and collaboration. You'll gain scientific and technical training with hands-on experience of sound design, programme creation and artistic decision-making. 

Print from Royal College of Art positions Print explores print and the technical image from a contemporary art perspective, drawing on the rich cultural legacies of printed matter while investigating its future potential. 

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

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Artists Film and Moving Image - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Goldsmiths, University of London.

The Arts programme at Northumbria University course offers you the opportunity to undertake a closely-supervised piece of original research within the broad spectrum of visual and material culture, including Fine Art practice, historical or theoretical studies in art, design, architecture, fashion, film, television, visual digital media or performance. 

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 Contemporary Art Practice MA is designed to prepare you for continuous artistic, professional and academic development. We will support you to develop research methods and personal goals tailored to your creative practice and professional ambitions.