Masters Programs in Creative Arts

Compare 3 Masters Programs in Creative Arts

Students who are looking to enhance their career opportunities, switch into a different field or simply obtain personal fulfillment can obtain a master's degree. Many institutions offer full-time and part-time programs.

What is a Master in Creative Arts? There is a broad array of master's programs that focus on enhancing individuals' artistic abilities, including painting, drawing, writing, photography and acting programs. No matter what field a student decides to enter, he or she can expect rigorous study in order to fine-tune their discipline. Students may study historical eras of art movements and different techniques to complete projects or develop a portfolio. Many programs offer internship opportunities where students can gain meaningful life experience.

Students who complete this program get the satisfaction of improving their critical thinking, problem solving and team collaboration skills. They learn how to create meaningful work as well as how to effectively work with others, which can be very valuable in many industries.

The cost of a Master in Creative Arts depends on the institution. The length of a program can vary drastically, from one year to several years. It is recommended that students contact an institution's administration office to see if the costs meet their budgets.

Graduates of a Master in Creative Arts leave with an enhanced ability to perform their artistic craft. Many can manage teams or even start organizations. Some become professional artists that put their work up for sale online or in stores. Others are recruited in organizations to become professional photographers, writers, graphic designers or draftsmen. Teaching in public and private universities or colleges is also a popular path; others decide to offer one-on-one private lessons.

There are many options for obtaining this degree available all around the world. To get started, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.

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Master in Thermal Engineering and Ceramic Materials

Technical University of Ostrava
Campus Full time 2 years September 2017 Czech Republic Ostrava

Master's degree course in Thermal Engineering and Ceramics follows the bachelor's program of the same name. Qualification subjects, compared to a bachelor's field, put more emphasis on the theoretical basis of the issues discussed, and a thorough elucidation of mutual connections of acquired knowledge. [+]

Masters in Creative Arts. Study Branch Metallurgical Engineering Branch Profile Master's degree course in Thermal Engineering and Ceramics follows the bachelor's program of the same name. Qualification subjects, compared to a bachelor's field, put more emphasis on the theoretical basis of the issues discussed, and a thorough elucidation of mutual connections of acquired knowledge. A part of the field, besides components in the field of thermal technology and ceramic materials, are courses in metallurgy of steel and non-ferrous metals, steel materials, foundry, material engineering, economics and quality management. The aim of the study is education of experts, who are capable of dealing with the acquisition, use and management of energy, mostly thermal ones, even from non-traditional sources. In parallel, the aim of the study programme is the specialization of experts in the field of ceramic materials that are able to innovate the preparation technology, and decide about the application of materials in different conditions. Graduates are prepared to propose heat-technical equipment, especially in terms of energy savings and material composition with regard to environmental and economic aspects. Key Learning Outcomes Knowledge Graduates can characterize the technology of iron and steel foundry technology and forming technology of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Control the principles of the technology of iron and the steel foundry technology, and the technology of forming materials. Graduates is acquainted with the nature of combustion processes, thermal processes modeling and equipment balances and optimization of thermal plants by using waste energy, determination of heat loss and the possibilities... [-]

Master in Sculpture

SCAD - The Savannah College of Art and Design
Campus Full time September 2017 USA Atlanta Hong Kong Sham Shui Po France Lacoste Savannah + 4 more

For SCAD sculpture students, inspiration is never far. Master your craft in one of the finest studios in American higher education, designed by architect Renzo Piano and located adjacent to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. You can partner with leading brands and big names, creating memorable work in the public sphere, like the recent large-scale artwork SCAD students created for the Hyatt Atlanta Midtown. [+]

Shape fine art into your creative career For SCAD sculpture students, inspiration is never far. Master your craft in one of the finest studios in American higher education, designed by architect Renzo Piano and located adjacent to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. You can partner with leading brands and big names, creating memorable work in the public sphere, like the recent large-scale artwork SCAD students created for the Hyatt Atlanta Midtown. That work and more has been featured in prestigious media outlets including CNN and Wired — and now they're waiting to see what you'll do next. M.A. in sculpture Available at: - Atlanta ARTH 701 Contemporary Art SCPT 704 Sculptural Studio Processes SCPT 713 Sculpture Studio I: Influences and Sources SCPT 717 Sculpture Studio: Concept and Content SCPT 723 Sculpture Studio II: Research and Discourse SCPT 743 Sculpture Studio III: Production and Critique SCPT 749 Sculpture M.A. Final Project SFIN 716 Theory and Processes I: Critical Analysis — 500- to 700-level elective Total course of study: 45 hours M.F.A. in sculpture Available at: - Atlanta ARTH 701 Contemporary Art ARTH 702 Art Criticism CLC 580 Collaboration* SCPT 704 Sculptural Studio Processes SCPT 713 Sculpture Studio I: Influences and Sources SCPT 717 Sculpture Studio: Concept and Content SCPT 723 Sculpture Studio II: Research and Discourse SCPT 743 Sculpture Studio III: Production and Critique SCPT 773 Sculpture Studio IV: Defining a Personal Style SCPT 775 Sculpture Studio V: Developing Thesis and Exhibition SCPT 779F Graduate Field Internship† SCPT 779T... [-]

MA Glass

University of Sunderland
Campus Full time 1 year October 2017 United Kingdom Sunderland London + 1 more

This course is for people who want to develop a specialism in glass, making use of the outstanding facilities at the National Glass Centre in Sunderland. We don’t require previous [+]

Masters in Creative Arts. This course is for people who want to develop a specialism in glass, making use of the outstanding facilities at the National Glass Centre in Sunderland. We don’t require previous study of glass, but most students have experience in a subject related to art and design. This course will help you develop a synergy of creative ideas and technical skills. You might focus on one of the three main areas: hot glass, kiln glass, or architectural glass - or combine approaches, and in doing so establish yourself as a professional glass artist. You will be using world-class facilities, and have access to 26 glass kilns, a state-of-the-art water-jet cutter, a hot glass workshop, two cold working studios, a glass mould-making workshop, architectural glass studio and glass and ceramics print studio. We do not have a ‘house style’; instead you will be encouraged and supported to develop your own focus. You will be encouraged to develop your independent creativity, improve your technical skills through expert support, and develop academic skills in research and communication. During the course we encourage you to develop your personal practice through studio work, critical studies, professional practice, research, critiques, analysis and questioning. You’ll be joining the largest glass and ceramics department in Europe, made up of an international team of creative and experienced educators and practitioners. All academic staff on this course are engaged in professional practice or research, and tutors’ specialisms include glassblowing, print for glass, kilnforming, and digital fabrication methods.... [-]