1.0k Master's degrees in Visual Arts

Explore your area of interest in more detail and improve your career prospects by completing this Postgraduate Diploma in Arts in Theatre programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

Art Business from Kingston University will give you the key skills and knowledge needed to pursue a rewarding career in the world of art. You’ll understand global art markets in the context of their ever-changing artistic, cultural and economic environments.

Penninghen’s  Communication program is the first higher education course designed to train new brand managers capable of supporting societal, ecological and technological transitions from a progressive perspective.

With generous investment into a suite of virtual production and visual effects equipment, our Visual Effects and Virtual Productions MSc is the only course of its kind in the UK.

The Arts (Part-Time) programme at Northumbria University 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.

The Arts and Cultural Management programme at IESA - School of Arts and Culture offered jointly with Paris School of Business (PSB), is exclusively taught in English.

At Virtual Reality Production from Conestoga College you will examine the use of Extended Reality (XR) in various industries including entertainment, manufacturing, healthcare, and education, as well as look at future applications of the technology.    

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. 

The Arts Management and Creative Producing degree delivered by the University College Cork will provide you with training in arts leadership and management as well as offering essential practical skills in event organisation across a range of art forms, including amongst others, theatre, music, film, dance, literature, visual, and performance art. 

The Digital Media Arts programme from University of Hertfordshire allows students to gain practical experience and knowledge of the ways that a range of contemporary digital media are produced and used, both alone and in combination. 

The Performing Arts Management and Entertainment programme at IESA - School of Arts and Culture trains professionals for a career in management in the diverse world of performing arts. This cross-disciplinary program gathers students from all over the world to study the specific demands of the cultural industries in a globalized context.

Whether you wish to specialise in the study of artworks, artefacts, or media, the Art and Visual Culture specialisation will equip you to thoroughly research and analyse visual culture.

The MA Art and Visual Culture degree offered at the University of Westminster is an interdisciplinary, visual theory-based course established around the belief that visual literacy and the impact of visual forms of thinking and working play significant roles in our society. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Our outward-looking, multi-disciplinary research activities in the Film and TV Studies programme of the University of Glasgow are based on high-quality, challenging and flexible graduate programmes.

The Master of Arts in Contemporary Art and Curatorial Practice connects making art with research and the decisions behind its exhibition. Guided by internationally recognised artists and curators, students develop artistic and curatorial projects combining experimentation with critical thinking to produce and present work within the professional context of the international contemporary art world.

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. 

Develop your specialism within creative technology on this flexible Creative Technology programme from Leeds Beckett University. You’ll hone your ability to work collaboratively with like-minded professionals.

This MA Concept Art  degree at University of Hertfordshire meets the needs of the film, games and animation industries which have evolved dramatically over the years; moving away from the days of the solo practitioner to become a growing global market where large teams of artists work in unison to create content for the next generation of technologies. 

Unleash your creativity and innovation within a research context, guided by an expert within the field with the Filmmaking (by research) programme offered by the University of York.

If you’re a graduate from a Stage and Production Management programme from  University of Surrey other than specialist undergraduate technical theatre and have realised that your career path lies backstage, this course is for you.