5 Degrees in Performing Arts in Portugal for 2024
- Porto, Portugal
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English, Portuguese
The Master in Cinema of the School of Arts is advanced training in contemporary cinema, allowing students to develop their creative and technical skills based on individual projects. Students will be able to choose a specific focus of work (whether in “classic” cinema, in an installation project, or in any other form of research). The student will be challenged while being immersed in contemporary artistic thought, challenged to understand different forms of moving images and how cinema can enable reflection and awareness of our constantly evolving world.
- Porto, Portugal
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English, Portuguese
The Master in Sound and Image – Specialization New Media Art promotes creative innovation across various artistic practices.
- Aveiro, Portugal
2 years
On-Campus
Portuguese, English
The Masters' degree in Music given by the Department of Communication and Art of the University of Aveiro offers four branches in Music Research - Performance (Vocal and opera; orchestra instruments: violin, viola, cello, doublebass, flute, oboe, clarinet, fagot, saxofone, french horn, trumpet, trombone, euphonium, tuba, percussion; piano; organ; acordeon; guitar; mandolin; ancient and traditional cordophones: cavaquinho/ukulele, portuguese guitar); jazz vocals; jazz's instruments: piano, guitar, vibrafone, drums, doublebass, saxofone, trumpet, trombone; Composition, Musicology and Conducting (Choral. Orchestral and Wind Orchestra). Specifically in the domains of specialisation in Conducting, Composition and Performance, these post-graduate programs offer a unique opportunity to maestros, composers and interpreters to reflect on their artistic work and to produce new knowledge.
- Aveiro, Portugal
On-Campus
Portuguese
The Doctoral Music Program in Music at Aveiro University aims to prepare researchers and artists for the exercise of professional music life and the development of research work.
- Covilha, Portugal
On-Campus
Portuguese
The 2nd cycle in Cinema at UBI is comprehensive and has the general objectives of providing curricular training - both in areas related to theory, history, and aesthetics of cinema, as well as in areas of a more practical nature, such as scriptwriting, writing, the image, the sound or the montage - which allows the student to define, through optional Curricular Units, his own path, according to a critical, creative and reflective conscience.