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.
The MA Design is an interdisciplinary programme which is intrinsically practice led and applied in nature. Students are able to elect their pathway title according to their interests and career ambition.
Request more infoThe IDEA Exhibition Design - The Architecture of Exhibition, first-level, university Specializing Master aims to turn out highly qualified professionals in exhibition design.
Request more infoStaging Art, Culture, and Design Events for Enterprises, Cities, and Communities. Master’s degree offered jointly with the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore.
Request more infoThe Course in Jewellery Design is aimed at those who intend to devote themselves to the design of jewellery: POLI.design has created this course as a sign of design and the evolution of aesthetics.
Request more infoIl master che forma professionisti in grado di sviluppare e valorizzare il “sistema arte”, anche grazie ad un confronto con i principali operatori internazionali del settore.
Request more infoThe MA Global Creative and Cultural Industries is a unique and tailored programme. Sitting within the SOAS School of Arts, it allows students to benefit from the combined expertise of the Department of Music, the Dept. of the History of Art and Archaeology and the Centre for Media and Film Studies.
Request more infoThis is the third and final adjunct of architectural education is designed to take place during the second period of mandatory practical training after the completion of the Part 2. The course can be completed in 12-24 months. Graduates of the course can apply for Chartered membership of the RIBA.
Request more infoMA 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.
Request more infoThis is the longest-running postgraduate course in the country in the study of film and television, and it retains its strong reputation within the film sector.
Request more infoThe programme explores the role of music within the broad framework of Culture for Development, building on the premise that music and associated performance activities represent discursive sites where local knowledge, social structures and cultural meanings are negotiated, challenged, affirmed.
Request more infoThis programme, to be inaugurated in September 2012, draws on courses across the School of Arts, permitting student to specialise in, for example: popular music and film in the Middle East; art, archaeology and music of the Silk Road; music, media and development in Africa
Request more infoThis programme allows students to engage with some of the most dynamic and contemporary aspects of Asian and African art, as well as issues of marketing, display, tourist art, and shifts between regional, national and global identities
Request more infoThe master in Accessory Design is designed, in accordance with the spirit and tradition of the Politecnico di Milano, to join hands and mind, experimentation and tradition, technology and craftsmanship, prototype and manufacturing.
Request more infoThis course is aimed at practising writers who have a commitment to developing their writing. We offer a relaxed and stimulating literary and intellectual environment in which you can develop a better understanding of your work through critical reflection.
Request more infoThis is designed for creative practitioners who wish to transform their visual practice through an engagement with print media.
Request more infoThe course provides you with a unique combination of theoretical academic study, robust practical application, and skills development in English language teaching. There is a particular focus on using creative writing in the classroom as a significant part of your portfolio of skills as a teacher.
Request more infoMA Illustration and Book Arts is a unique provision in the UK designed to encourage a dialogue between visual practitioners in the fields of illustration and book arts.
Request more infoFilm directing at Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) works across documentary, fiction and experimental film.
Request more infoThe Architecture MA incorporates a number of different study options including an extensive range of individual module choices and three specialist pathways in Cultural Identity and Globalisation, History and Theory, and Digital Media.
Request more infoThe MA Buddhist Studies suits students with different academic backgrounds, from those interested in broadening their knowledge of Buddhism as a whole or of specific traditions to those intending to embark on language-based research or fieldwork among Buddhist communities.
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