Education (Arts, Creativity and Education) University of Cambridge

Overview

The Education (Arts, Creativity and Education) at the University of Cambridge offers a sophisticated exploration of contemporary debates and epistemic dialogues within the global arts sector. This advanced degree is designed for specialists who wish to examine the theoretical frameworks of education through the lens of performing arts, literature, and design. Students engage with urgent policy agendas while developing the practical skills necessary to influence how art and education are practiced across various international contexts.

Why Education (Arts, Creativity and Education) at the University of Cambridge?

Studying at this institution provides access to a unique interdisciplinary environment where artistic practice is recognised as an essential research tool. The Faculty of Education offers dedicated studio and performance facilities, allowing students to integrate creative work directly into their academic enquiry. The university’s supervision system ensures that students receive expert guidance from specialists in visual arts, performing arts, and technology, fostering a high level of professional reflection and judgement.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 43516 per year
• National fee: GBP 18656 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum focuses on developing a thorough knowledge of literature applicable to the arts and education domain. Modules may include:

• Arts, Creativity and Education
• Research Methods
• Performing Arts
• Visual Art
• Literature
• Design and Technology
• Theoretical Frameworks in Education

Careers with Education (Arts, Creativity and Education)

Graduates are equipped with advanced research techniques and the ability to critically evaluate current methodologies in the field of education. The programme prepares individuals for autonomous roles in research planning and implementation, as well as professional leadership within arts organisations and educational institutions. Many students use the MPhil as a foundation for further academic study, often progressing to doctoral research to continue their investigation into creative practices and educational policy.