1.0k Master's degrees in Visual Arts

Ready to deepen, reset or activate your existing creative practice across a global network? In this Arts and Humanities programme from Royal College of Art,  you could be looking at health and care, spatial practices, experimental arts or AI and digital or affective infrastructures. Whatever the theme, you’ll be considering how to address future challenges.

The Fort Hays State University offers a degree in Digital Cinema Studies. The Master of Liberal Studies concentration in Digital Cinema Production prepares students to develop mastery of digital media videography, production and editing processes.

The Master of Science in Education in Visual Arts Education (MSEd) Program at State University of New York at New Paltz serves certified art teachers who are pursuing a master's degree for professional advancement and artist-teacher development.

The Master of Arts in Art and Design with Emphasis in Digital Art provides Lindenwood University students with a firm foundation in critical theories and trends, as well as the practical application and problem solving involved in design.

The Art (Studio) M.A. at Northern Illinois University is a 30-credit-hour postgraduate programme designed for advanced creative development. This public study mode course allows students to refine their artistic practice across various disciplines, providing a robust foundation for professional growth in the visual arts.

The Art and Design for Social Impact Program offered by the University at Buffalo is a dynamic, two year program of graduate study comprising of core courses in arts management, law, business, cultural policy, production, and advocacy. 

This Mass Communication - Audio Visual MA course from Symbiosis International University students will learn the academic and professional nuances of the discipline of media and communication from multiple perspectives and contexts.

This English-taught master's degree is offered by Ca' Foscari University's EQUIS-accredited Venice School of Management in the heart of Venice, Italy.  It helps students to develop strategic vision and critical analysis skills by engaging with experts, businesses, and cultural institution.

The Contemporary Art and the Moving Image MA at King's College London is a collaborative master's degree offered jointly by King’s College London and the Courtauld Institute of Art.

The Screen Arts program offered by Massey University is strongly industry aligned, and will support connections and partnerships with industry, sector and communities to enable research pathways and externally funded projects.

Take an interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of fashion as a key marker of social and cultural change, and a means of understanding the relationship between individuals and communities.

The Studio Art M.F.A. at University of North Texas is a three-year, public programme designed for creative growth. This 60-credit hour course focuses on developing a personal vision through advanced studio practice. Students engage in intensive research and contemporary theory to prepare for professional artistic careers.

The Illustration programme offered by Leeds Arts University offers an expansive understanding of contemporary illustration through an inquisitive and explorative programme of study. 

Undertaking the Art and Design (Distance Learning) degree at University of Huddersfield means joining a creative, collaborative research community.

The ability to think creatively is valued far beyond artist communities. The Visual Arts program at Clark University will nurture your ability to think conceptually and see unique connections where others may not.

This Global Art Markets from Regent's University London explores the art world and the various factors and players that drive this dynamic sector.

SOAS-Alphawood Asian Art (auditing pathway) at SOAS University of London allows those not seeking an academic qualification to join our postgraduate modules for personal enrichment or professional development.

The Art program of the Utah State University is a three-year, 60-credit terminal degree in the visual arts field, the equivalent of PhD programs in other fields. The program is selective and highly competitive, with only a small number of openings each year. Prospective students must exhibit both academic excellence and a well-developed personal artistic vision.

The Arts programme at the University of Auckland offers advanced postgraduate study through M.A. research or taught pathways. Available in a public study mode, this flexible degree varies in duration and allows students to engage in deep scholarship across more than 40 diverse subject areas to enhance their professional expertise.

Solent University’s MA Film Production programme is ideally suited to students who want to learn advanced filmmaking techniques, working in professional studios and collaborating with expert tutors on a range of projects.