Master in Fine Art
- Feb 20
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This Master study program in Fine Art is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for artists, cultural practitioners, and creative professionals seeking to advance their theoretical knowledge, critical thinking, and research capabilities within the field of fine arts. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 7, the program corresponds to the Second European Cycle and carries a workload equivalent to 60 ECTS, aligned with international academic standards.
The program explores fine art as both a creative discipline and a scholarly field of inquiry. It examines contemporary and classical artistic practices, visual theory, aesthetics, material experimentation, and conceptual development across diverse media including painting, sculpture, mixed media, installation, and interdisciplinary forms. Students engage in rigorous research, contextual analysis, and critical reflection to deepen their understanding of artistic production in global and cultural contexts.
The academic structure consists of five modules, including:
Two research-focused modules dedicated to advanced research methodology, artistic inquiry, academic writing, and critical analysis.
Two general modules enhancing interdisciplinary perspectives, theoretical frameworks, and cultural studies.
One specialized module in Fine Art focusing on advanced studio-based research, contemporary artistic movements, aesthetic theory, and innovative practice.
The program culminates in a substantial research thesis and structured research activities that demonstrate originality, methodological rigor, and a meaningful scholarly contribution to the field of fine art.
With a minimum duration of +12 months and flexible extension options, this Master study program is designed to accommodate practicing artists, educators, curators, designers, and creative researchers who wish to strengthen their academic profile while maintaining professional commitments.
Graduates develop advanced competencies in visual research, conceptual innovation, critical interpretation, and artistic strategy, preparing them for leadership roles in creative industries, academic environments, cultural institutions, and independent artistic practice.





