Masters Degrees (Concept Art)

In recent years the role of a concept artist has become increasingly important in film, television and games and the need for this specialism continues to grow. Read more

The part-time MA Art Psychotherapy course at the University of South Wales provides you with the fundamental training and skills to become a qualified  Health and Care Professions Council Art Psychotherapist. Read more

The LLM in Art, Business and Law, offered by CCLS, QMUL in partnership with the  Institute of Art and Law (IAL)  is a unique and challenging new programme focusing on a relatively new legal area both in terms of teaching and research. Read more

The production designer plays a vital role in creating real or imagined worlds on the screen. This course develops individual creativity and teaches technical skills essential for a career in film and television. Read more

Animation and Digital Effects provides you with the practical and conceptual skills you need to make an impact in the creative industries. Read more

Our MA Worldbuilding brings together practitioners who want to create immersive worlds for entertainment design, production, and research. Read more

The Masters focuses on the act of making and everything that encompasses. materials, techniques, intentions, context and concept. Read more

You are special, and we know you have thought hard about this decision. You are special, and we know you have thought hard about this decision. Read more

Artists, designers and performers doing strange things with technology. That is what the MADtech study programme is about. You will be expected to employ and artistically explore hybrid technologies to imagine, interpret and change human interaction with a transforming world. Read more

A central element of the course is the application and testing of communicative drawing, as well as drawing with identified purpose and intent. Read more

Nurture your creativity as you collaborate with like-minded artists in an inspired and focused space. We welcome illustrators, painters, fine artists, sculptors, architects, graphic designers, or anyone with a passion for the visual dimensions of games. Read more

You’ll collaborate with like-minded peers and be guided by subject specialist staff as well as interdisciplinary sessions with students across all of our MA courses as you work towards your ambition of a career in the games industry or wider creative sector. Read more

Address complex problems and creative research in areas of design including content, print, web, interactive design, exhibition design, and interface design. Read more

MA Fashion Communications provides the essential conduit between fashion organisations and their consumers, stakeholders, and the wider fashion environment. Read more

The programme is designed for students who wish to take up the challenge of contemporary curating as an artistic, social and critical undertaking, and who wish to develop their professional practice in this area. Read more