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Master's Programme in Visual Arts

Comprehensive artistic education in visual arts exploring traditional and modern media.

Best for:Best for creative graduates with a background in visual arts seeking to advance their artistic practice and interdisciplinary media skills.

Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce · Świętokrzyskie, Poland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Poland

Overview

Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce offers a comprehensive Master's programme in Visual Arts designed to foster advanced creative skills and theoretical knowledge. Students engage with diverse art media, ranging from traditional fine arts like painting and sculpture to contemporary digital animation, photography, and interdisciplinary formats. The curriculum combines studio practice with art history and theory to prepare graduates for independent artistic careers and active participation in the cultural sector. Applicants undergo evaluation based on previous academic records and portfolio presentation.

Visual ArtsMaster's ProgrammePaintingSculptureDigital AnimationPhotographyIntermedia

What you'll do

  • Engage in rigorous studio practice across painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture
  • Explore modern and traditional artistic media including multimedia, photography, and film
  • Participate in theoretical and historical studies of art and contemporary culture
  • Develop independent creative projects utilizing digital arts and new media techniques
  • Contribute to regional, national, and international cultural and artistic exhibitions or events

Requirements

Degree required: BA or MA diploma in visual arts or equivalent

Degree offered: Master's

Language: English; Cambridge English First (FCE), IELTS 5-6.5, TOEFL iBT 87-105, or successful Skype interview

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Proficiency in foundational visual arts techniques such as painting, drawing, or sculpture
  • Ability to undertake independent creative work and artistic exploration
  • Familiarity with contemporary art discourse and historical contexts
Nice to have
Experience with digital arts, digital animation, or graphic designBackground in multimedia, film, or photography production
Eligibility
  • Hold a BA or MA diploma in visual arts or an equivalent qualification

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How to apply

Register online through the university's admissions portal and submit digital copies of your diploma and language certificate. Pay the application fee of 150 PLN and send the confirmation receipt along with a passport-style digital photograph by email. Candidates without a formal English language certificate will be invited for a Skype interview.

Documents required
  • BA or MA diploma
  • English language proficiency document
  • Colour digital photograph
  • Application fee payment confirmation
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Faculty of Arts
Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce
Poland
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