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2 Applied Arts PhD Degree Programs


Graduate Theological Union
Doctorate in Art and Religion
- Berkeley, USA
PhD
On-Campus
English
Students in Art and Religion focus on the theological, cultural, and spiritual meanings expressed by, and experienced through, visual, plastic, performative, liturgical, and ritual arts across local and global religious contexts.


Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 University
Doctorate in Arts, Speciality Plastic Arts
- Montpellier, France
PhD
Full time
On-Campus
French
Doctoral training is training in and through research and professional research experience. It leads to the production of new knowledge.
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Pursuing a PhD in Applied Arts allows you to delve deeply into the intersection of creativity and practical application. This unique field challenges you to explore how art influences society and industry while developing innovative solutions to real-world problems.
Through advanced coursework in design theory, art criticism, and multimedia production, you'll cultivate critical skills such as conceptualizing large-scale artistic projects and conducting original research in various artistic disciplines. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, while developing a strong foundation in contemporary practices and methodologies.
In this program, you'll also focus on creating meaningful visual communication strategies, refining technical skills for digital media, and mastering project management for artistic endeavors. Graduates often pursue careers as art educators, lead designers, or even researchers in cultural institutions, ready to contribute to the evolving discourse in the applied arts sector. The PhD prepares you for impactful roles where you can shape the future of art and its applications in multiple contexts.