1.0k Master's degrees in Visual Arts

The Choreographic Inquiry programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a two-year, full-time M.F.A. degree. This advanced course focuses on experimental dance making and interdisciplinary performance, encouraging students to explore the body as a vital site of knowledge and creative resistance.

The Master of Arts Program in Theatre at Bowling Green State University is designed to provide students with fundamentals essential for the development of independent thought and expression, ingredients necessary for creative scholarship and artistry in the theater. 

The MA Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, University of London, is a one-year full-time programme designed for graduates from diverse backgrounds. This course encourages exploration of how architecture intersects with contemporary issues such as culture, politics, and justice, fostering innovative spatial practices as a form of research.

Art is inherently public. In the Arts, Policy and Cultural Entrepreneurship track at the University of Groningen you will study and reflect upon how public arts policy, arts management, arts marketing and education affect the realisation of artistic values in society. 

At INTO Illinois State University the Graduate Pathway in Studio Arts - Studio Arts program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a master’s degree program at Illinois State University.

The Art - Digital Technology MFA program from Arizona State University combines technological and artistic goals and is designed for students with skills and experience in both realms.

The Art and Visual Culture Education - Art and Visual Culture Studies degree offered by The University of Arizona will help you obtain an advanced professional understanding within the field of art education.

The Graphic Art programme at Jamia Millia Islamia focuses on the study of modern graphic techniques (Etching, Serigraphy, Lithography, Wood engraving, etc). 

The Screen Studies M.A. at The City University of New York is a 36-credit postgraduate programme delivered at the Steiner Studios. This public study mode course lasts two years, offering a deep dive into cinema history and aesthetics within a professional media environment to prepare students for the evolving digital landscape.

Art - Visual Communication from Texas A&M University–Commerce is focused on meeting the needs of practicing professionals in the expanding field of visual communication who aspire to achieve a higher level of proficiency in creative design innovation.

The Theatre Making programme from University of Kent offers an opportunity to develop advanced knowledge of practices, traditions and professional contexts of theatre making through academic engagement, practice-based learning, individual supervision and professional study.

The Drawing program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is for students who wish to further their interest and investigation of drawing as a contemporary art medium.

The M.A. in Film and Screen Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of moving images and their cultural significance. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme delves into film philosophy and experimental modes of storytelling, emphasising critical thinking and creative expression.

Design, Embedded Design from University of Gothenburg offers a unique opportunity to engage with the critical aspects of design in diverse organizational landscapes. Embracing sustainability, innovation, and disruptive thinking, EmDes equips you to become a proactive agent of change. 

The Fine Arts Studio program of Rochester Institute of Technology is a rigorous two-year program comprised of major studio courses; studio electives such as glass, ceramics, film, and photography; theory and research seminars; as well as thesis credits.

Academic interest in children’s book illustration is growing. Examine this field of illustration through a combination of practical work and theoretical enquiry with the Children's Book Illustration program at Anglia Ruskin University.  

The Arts Leadership degree at University of Houston offers advanced, interdisciplinary study in the management, promotion, and sustainability of arts organizations.

Tel Aviv University's unique one-year Documentary Cinema M.F.A. programme will give you all the hands-on practical experience you’ll need for a complete grounding in documentary filmmaking. And where better to get your cinematic juices flowing than in the inspirational Non-Stop City of Tel Aviv. Don’t forget to get that tuxedo ready.

The Art programme at the University of Oregon is a full-time, three-year Master of Fine Arts degree based in Eugene. This interdisciplinary course focuses on studio investigation and critical discourse, requiring 90 credits to graduate. Students benefit from independent studios and expert mentorship in a world-class research setting.

The Producers programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is an elite M.F.A. degree delivered full-time over two years. This professional course focuses on creative producing and executive leadership within the global entertainment industry, combining storytelling excellence with strategic business expertise.