Fine Arts and Drawing, Master's Degree
Turkistan, Kazakhstan
Master degree
DURATION
LANGUAGES
Kazakh, Russian
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: This Master's in Fine Arts and Drawing at Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University builds analytical and practical competencies for analyzing, organizing and implementing artistic, corrective, developmental and advisory activities. It deepens theoretical and practical training in artistic and pedagogical directions, fosters independent creativity in creative pedagogy, and develops professional culture, communication skills, civic orientation, and knowledge of scientific methodology, computer technology and contemporary art pedagogy.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can work as arts educators, additional education teachers, curators, creative project managers, studio artists or art directors. They may join galleries, cultural centers, schools, design studios, NGOs, or pursue doctoral research.
Purpose of the program:
the formation of analytical and practical competencies in undergraduates in the field of analysis, organization, and implementation of innovative artistic and creative, correctional and developmental and advisory activities, including the features of the formation of artistic potential;
to deepen the theoretical, practical, and individual training of undergraduates in the activities of the chosen artistic and pedagogical direction;
mastering new knowledge and skills of independent creativity in the field of creative pedagogy;
training of specialists of a high level of professional culture, including a culture of professional communication, a clear civic orientation, a developed ability to implement training in educational institutions of various forms and systems of additional education, capable of effectively carrying out artistic-creative, production-artistic and design-project activities;
mastering by undergraduates substantial and sustainable knowledge that provides a holistic perception of world science and the methodology of scientific creativity, computer technology, and modern knowledge in various areas of artistic pedagogy.
