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Masters Degrees in Printmaking
We have 55 Masters Degrees in Printmaking
Masters degrees in Printmaking train postgraduates in the art of rendering images onto surfaces such as paper or fabric, using materials such as ink or dye. Taught MA and MFA courses are typical for the field, though MSc courses with a more technological focus are also available at some institutions. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject such as Art or Design.
Why study a Masters in Printmaking?
## Though most commonly associated with materials such as leaflets or booklets, Printmaking can be seen across a range of industries. From fashion and apparel, to wallpaper and even flooring, techniques used in Printmaking are highly transferrable. You will explore a variety of artistic and technological techniques, from traditional printmaking to laser cutting and digital design. Other techniques include enamelling, electronics, wood engraving and lithography. Scrutiny of artistic movements such as Andy Warhol’s pop culture or the fauvist work of Henry Matisse are key to your own artistic development. As well as a traditional career as an independent practitioner, your skills might also lead to children’s book illustration, graphic novel design, or even interior design and large-scale installation.Refine your search
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MA Fine Art
Arts University Bournemouth
Postgraduate School
MA Fine Art is an opportunity to look at the familiar with a fresh, perhaps oblique perspective in order to explore how “detour” permits “access”(Jullien 2004) to more subtle yet more complex interpretations. Read more
MRes Arts
Arts University Bournemouth
Postgraduate School
You will follow a programme of study and independent learning which combine practical and theoretical approaches to maker cultures to offer a unique foundation for innovative research practices, and emphasises the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for doctoral level study. Read more
MA Printmaking
Arts University Plymouth
Graduate School
The MA Printmaking programme encourages you to test the boundaries of what can be considered a fine-art printmaking practice, to work in traditional and non-traditional modalities across a range of practices and mediums. Read more
MA - Printmaking
Anglia Ruskin University ARU
Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Transform your creative practice by engaging with print media on our Masters course at Cambridge School of Art. Work on your own projects using the latest techniques in our industry-standard facilities, and get invaluable experience of exhibiting, curating and collaborating. Read more
Printmaking MA
Middlesex University
Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries
MA Printmaking at MDX is designed as a point of convergence for anyone who wishes to see print as a broad cultural space, a core element of our everyday experience of the world and a channel for the visual communication of your narratives. Read more
Multi-Disciplinary Printmaking - MA
University of the West of England, Bristol
School of Art and Design
MA Multi-Disciplinary Printmaking at UWE Bristol is best known for its experimental, forward-thinking approach to printmaking today and the future of the printed artefact. Read more
Non-toxic Printmaking Adv. Cert
Rochester Institute of Technology USA
Masters Programs
Technical training and retraining for artists and printmaking professionals seeking a comprehensive working knowledge of non-toxic printmaking techniques, including a study of methodology and aesthetic applications. Read more
MA Fine Art
University of the Arts London
Camberwell College of Arts
MA Fine Art at Camberwell College of Arts promotes the idea of practice as research. It offers pathway specialisms in computational arts, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture. Read more
Children's Book Illustration and Graphic Novels MA
Middlesex University
Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries
This practice and research-based course will enable you to explore and develop your interest and skill in all forms of narrative and sequential illustration. Read more
Fine Art MA
Teesside University
School of Arts and Creative Industries
The interdisciplinary nature of the programme enables you to experiment, engage and explore traditional and new media methods of practice to best envision your ideas. Read more
Photography and Related Media MFA
Rochester Institute of Technology USA
Masters Programs
Co-op/Internship Encouraged 6th Graduate Studies in Photography (MFA) U.S. News & World Report, 2021 Learn from ten full-time faculty members who exhibit and publish in renowned national and international forums. Read more
Fine Art - MA
University of Northampton
Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology
This course has been suspended for September 2023 entry. The next available entry will be September 2024. If you have any queries please email pgstudy@northampton.ac.uk Our Fine Art MA programme enables you to evaluate and develop your creative practice to the highest standards. Read more
Master of Fine Art (Full Time)
University of Oxford
Ruskin School of Art
The Ruskin MFA degree is an intensive one-year (3 terms) studio-based programme in the practice of contemporary art. You will be part of a small cohort of around 18 students, on a course designed to direct and develop your artistic practice and theoretical knowledge in a supportive environment. Read more
Fine Art MFA
University of Dundee
Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design
Develop your art practice in a supportive, collegiate and nurturing environment, thanks to our student-centered approach to research, learning and teaching. Read more
MA Fine Art
Arts University Plymouth
Graduate School
The MA Fine Art programme encourages you to develop an engaged studio practice while gaining critical and contextual skills, developing your approach to the potential of interdisciplinary working, testing and making. Read more
