This Master's program focuses on the intersection of practice and theory in visual arts. It's designed for students who are practicing artists and wish to professionalize their personal artistic practice and deepen the reflective dimension of their research. The program emphasizes an experimental and cultural approach to develop a triple competency: a refined and coherent artistic production, the ability to construct well-documented and interdisciplinary thought, and a broad understanding of contemporary art issues. The curriculum prepares students for careers as practicing artists, researchers, and educators. It offers opportunities for practical experience through projects, collaborations with art professionals, and a mandatory one-month internship, covering aspects like exhibition curation, mediation, and art criticism.
The Master's program is structured over two years (four semesters) and comprises 120 ECTS credits. It combines theoretical approaches, research methodologies, and practical artistic development. Students will engage in seminars, workshops, and interdisciplinary studies. The program includes a mandatory internship and the development of a personal artistic project.
This program prepares graduates for diverse careers in the creative and educational sectors. Graduates are equipped to work as professional artists, art researchers, curators, exhibition designers, and arts administrators. The program also strongly supports pathways into teaching at various levels, including preparation for national teaching qualification exams.
Admission is based on a review of your application file by a pedagogical committee. For M2 admission, a research proposal of approximately five pages is required, outlining a research topic, problematic, artistic and theoretical references, and its connection to your personal artistic production.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Please consult the official university website for the most current information.