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2 Art MA Degree Programs in Poland


Academy of Film, Art and Design
Practical Filmmaking and Photography MA
- Łódź, Poland
MA
Full time, Part time
5 years
On-Campus
English
The education program at the Film and Photography Department assumes that a filmmaker must have the skills to transfer the screenplay to the screen in accordance with the director's concept.


University of Arts Magdalena Abakanowicz in Poznań
Master of Arts in Artistic Education
- Poznań, Poland
MA
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Existing since 1985, the faculty of Artistic Education has undergone several modifications in order to emphasize and enhance the uniqueness of its field of study, the combination of theory and practice in arts.
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Pursuing a Master's degree in Art in Poland provides an engaging opportunity to delve into diverse artistic disciplines while immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the region. This level of study emphasizes both creativity and intellectual growth, allowing you to explore contemporary practices and traditional techniques.
As you study, you’ll develop advanced skills in areas like visual communication, art criticism, and multimedia production. Courses typically cover topics such as art history, modern art theory, and studio practice, enabling you to refine your artistic voice while engaging with critical ideas. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, fostering an environment that encourages innovation and collaboration.
Poland’s educational approach often incorporates hands-on experiences and project-based learning, allowing you to apply your creativity in real-world contexts. Graduates emerge not only with a robust portfolio but also with the ability to navigate various career paths, including roles in curatorial practice, art education, and community arts organizations. Engagement with local art scenes and international exhibitions enhances employability, making your skills applicable in a global context.