Master's degrees and postgraduate courses in art are often associated with the enhancement of the historical and cultural heritage. They are specialization paths for graduates with bachelor's or master's degree primarily in the humanities and lovers of art, culture, architecture, history, but also to areas more related to music, cinema, painting, design. Students are boys and girls often equipped with creativity, or aspiring artists who want to improve their preparation with a program of higher education. In some cases, however, it comes to men and women with a career already started but interested in aspiring to managerial roles in the arts or cultural sector.
Career opportunities
Graduates of these master programs and courses in art can become museum curators, art managers or of artistic and cultural resources, conservators and restorers of historical and artistic heritage, manager of cultural events, finding employment at public or private foundations, academies that have in art and culture the main focus of their business.
Internationally recognised as a pioneering incubator of original designers who challenge the notion of how fashion products change and influence the world we live in.
MA Character Animation specialises in one area – animation of characters. You’ll build universal skills and contextual awareness based on an understanding of motion, characterisation and performance.
MRes Art prepares you to work particularly in the academic and research contexts of professional environments, to undertake PhD study, or pursue independent research. The course benefits from links with relevant professional and academic organisations.
MA Curating and Collections at Chelsea College of Arts focuses on developing the skills needed to curate a range of art and design objects within the context of public and private collections.
MA Graphic Design Communication at Chelsea College of Arts encourages a broad and diverse approach to thinking and practice that helps students shape engaging and imaginative design solutions through material, media, technologies and people.
Your coursework in visual theory and the history of photography will be enriched by guided visits to research centers, performance spaces, audiovisual production facilities, publishing houses, theatres, artists’ studios, museums, and contemporary art galleries.
The Master of Arts in Fashion and Textile Design offers a world-class educational experience that will prepare students for the fashion career of their choice. Participants will refine their design skills whilst being encouraged to search and develop their own style.
MRes Art allows you to address a specialist area of fine art research and to explore the relationships between your chosen specialism and the broader fine art community in the context of our Fine Art Programme.
Il Corso di Alta Formazione Accessory & Jewellery Design è rivolto a coloro che desiderano concentrarsi sul progetto di gioielleria.Il gioiello dal punto di vista deign: materiali, tecniche, cultura, tendenza, mercato, vendita al dettaglio, comunicazione, design, modellazione, prototipazione.
This course brings together artists, directors, writers, researchers and designers to set the agendas that will drive performance practice in the 21st century. Graduates go on to professional practice, working as influential directors, writers and producers in theatre, TV, film, opera or dance.
Students of the Master in Creative Advertising will focus on the development of different skills in copywriting, storytelling and art-direction, in order to design ADV campaigns.
This course examines the history of contemporary art through key developments in the exhibition form. Delivered in collaboration with Afterall, the art research and publishing enterprise based at Central Saint Martins.
MA Innovation Management recognises the need to identify and verify opportunity. Where MBA and design management programmes analyse problems, this postgraduate course deploys connective and creative approaches to managing innovation in order to synthesise opportunities.
This course focuses your practice on an industry sector and broadens your career and research horizons. Your chosen project becomes a vehicle for developing your creative abilities and analytical skills, and for locating your work in the professional world.
MA Fine Art at Chelsea College of Arts is one of the longest running postgraduate fine art courses in the country, delivering a programme that covers the entire spectrum of what fine art is and can be.
The Master in Contemporary Art Markets is an intensive study path directed at providing students with effective tools to interpret art market structures and dynamics, with particular focus on contemporary artistic languages.
On this course you'll design visitor experiences and events for museums, brand, urban and community environments and work in small multidisciplinary teams to tell stories through text, image, sound and physical space.
MA Photojournalism at the University of Westminster is designed to provide an intensive experience of contemporary photojournalism and is the ideal stepping stone to a career in photography.
Our taught and research programmes are exciting and innovative, offering you the opportunity to mix with composers, sound designers, film-makers, technologists, ethnomusicologists, theorists, visual artists and curators.
Studying film as a postgraduate at the University of Kent will give you the opportunity to experience our rich resources of academic expertise, library facilities and a campusbased film culture.