University of Portsmouth, School of Art, Design and Performance, Part Time Masters Degrees

If you're looking to take your skills in art and design into postgraduate research, our research degree programmes can help you achieve your ambitions. Read more

If you're looking to take your skills in art and design into postgraduate research, our research degree programmes can help you achieve your ambitions. Read more

Computer animation is used across so many creative industries, from computer games and advertising, to television and film. If you're ready to learn the skills you need to work in the exciting computer animation industry – and take your education to the next level too – this is the Master's course for you. Read more

Our MA Fashion and Textiles degree course will help you develop the skills and critical awareness you need to pursue your creative talents in research, enterprise, or a creative career or practice. Read more

Are you a self-motivated, independent thinker who loves fashion and research? You can become fashion’s next creative innovator with our MA Fashion Marketing degree that combines the business excellence and artistic innovation of our  Business and Law  and  Creative and Cultural Industries  faculties. Read more

This MA Graphic Design course will deepen your understanding of graphic design and its associated disciplines and skills. You'll explore different design methodologies – such as typography and publication design – and apply them to ‘real-world’ situations. Read more

On this MA Illustration degree course, you'll build upon your already impressive illustration skills and develop your creative and technical abilities to postgraduate level. Read more

This MA Photography course will build upon your existing skills and passion for photography and visual arts, supporting you as you develop and refine your unique photographic practice and gain confidence in relevant research methodologies. Read more

Use theatre and performance as powerful tools for social change, whether it's bringing historic events to life in museums or working with local councils or the NHS to highlight new health initiatives. Read more