1.0k Master's degrees in Visual Arts

The Illustration programme offered at Liverpool John Moores University is a place where you can develop, test and discuss your work within a community of dedicated staff and a highly motivated and diverse community of practitioners, and with the support of state-of-the-art technical facilities, space to work amongst like-minded, creative people.

The Illustration (Part-time) programme offered at Liverpool John Moores University is a place where you can develop, test and discuss your work within a community of dedicated staff and a highly motivated and diverse community of practitioners, and with the support of state-of-the-art technical facilities, space to work amongst like-minded, creative people.

The Fine and Decorative Art and Design MA program established the model for Sotheby's Institute of Art’s rigorous and teaching-intensive MA programs. 

The MA in Curating and Collections at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is a 15-month full-time programme that immerses students in the practical and theoretical aspects of curating. This course offers hands-on experience in developing curatorial projects and organising exhibitions, preparing graduates for careers in the arts sector.

Goldsmiths, University of London offers a distinctive MPhil/PhD in Arts and Computational Technology. This degree, spanning 3-4 years full-time or 4-6 years part-time, allows students to explore the intersection of art and technology, fostering innovative practices and research in a supportive environment.

The Master of Arts in Art and Process at Munster Technological University is a dynamic programme designed for those wishing to deepen their artistic practice. This full-time course spans 1.5 years, comprising three semesters, and offers a unique blend of theoretical and practical learning experiences tailored for aspiring artists.

The Visual Communication Design programme from Aalto University is an international learning community committed to investigating new modes of action within visual communication. As a critical response to the contemporary conditions, the studies enable you to reconsider the established notions of graphic design. 

The Visual Communication Design programme at Kent State University is a terminal M.F.A. degree delivered in person. This public study mode course focuses on design thinking and social innovation. Students develop advanced research skills over 60 credit hours to prepare for leadership roles in industry or higher education.

The Studio Art program at Wichita State University will help you take your artistic talents and career to a higher level.

The Fine Art programme from University of the Arts London (UAL) enables you to develop an independent art practice and build confidence in your approach.

The Digital Arts and Sciences (Engineering) M.Sc. at the University of Florida is a specialised master's programme delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum merges core computer science with design, focusing on human-centered computing, 3D modelling, and virtual reality for advanced engineering careers.

The Visual Arts programme at the University of Victoria is a two-year M.Sc. level course delivered on-campus. This public study mode degree focuses on expanding studio practice through private workspace and critical seminars. Students develop professional artistic skills through both traditional and experimental methods.

A pioneer in defining the cultural landscape for over four decades, this Culture, Policy and Management programme from City St George's, University of London lets you design and navigate your own learning of culture, policy and management. 

The History of Art MA at Birkbeck, University of London, is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme designed to deepen your understanding of art and its historical contexts. Classes are conducted on campus during evenings, allowing flexibility for working professionals and students alike.

The Film Programming and Curating MA at Birkbeck, University of London, is a unique programme designed for those passionate about film. Offered in both full-time and part-time formats, this course spans one year for full-time students and two years for part-time attendees. It provides an opportunity to study on campus in the vibrant heart of London.

The Arts Policy and Management programme at Birkbeck, University of London offers an M.A. degree designed for those passionate about the creative industries. This one-year full-time course provides flexible learning options, including on-campus and online formats, allowing students to tailor their education to their needs.

With its unique blend of hands-on workshops, studio and location filming exercises, and high production value collaborative film projects, the Filmmaking (Cinematography), offered by Goldsmiths, University of London, elevates your skills as a moving-image storyteller to the level of Director of Photography.

This Arts and Media course at Osaka University has two broad components. One is to establish a core research community in such fields as visual images, spatial media and computer media that have not been well covered in conventional humanities and arts studies, or are new and gaining in social importance, and to teach current arts and media issues from a specialist practical viewpoint.

This History of Art and Visual Culture nine-month programme at the University of Oxford offers a unique combination of methodological depth and access to excellent primary sources for students who wish to develop and extend their understanding of how visual styles at different times and in different places can be understood in relation to the aesthetic, intellectual and social facets.

The M.A. in Film and Screen Media (with Television) at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of the film and television landscape. This one-year full-time course is designed for evening study, allowing flexibility for those with daytime commitments.