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Konstfack offers four new Master’s Programmes!
In the fall of 2014, Konstfack will introduce four new master’s programmes in Craft, Design, Art, and Visual Communication. All will prepare graduates to pursue doctoral research or begin professional careers. The programmes will offer students a space to ask questions about the world around them, to think critically, to challenge themselves intellectually, and to grow as makers.
”We’ll be supporting students’ own projects even more, and offering more individual courses and ways for students to tailor the syllabus to their own unique interests and needs,” says Vice-Chancellor Maria Lantz. She adds that “clarity” has been a watchword in formulating the new programmes, which will help students better position themselves in contexts where their individual abilities are most relevant and can have the most impact.
“A master’s is about challenging yourself, broadening and deepening your skills, your network, your ability to compete. It should spur you to self-examination and personal growth,” Lantz continues. “Konstfack works hard to be an international institution, fostering the exchange of ideas and preparing students for a world that is both workplace and arena. We have competitive admissions and we make constant improvements to stay at the forefront of all our fields.”
Read more at www.konstfack.se/master.
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Konstfack is Sweden’s largest academy of art. Each year about 1000 students participate in Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes, teacher training, and non-programme courses in art, design, and the applied arts.
Konstfack has a strong international character, recruiting professors and teachers and drawing students to its Master’s programmes from all over the world. The school hosts a steady stream of visiting lecturers from many different disciplines and countries. Konstfack is known for its generous studio spaces and excellently equipped workshops, where experts work in techniques both traditional and new. Konstfack also houses one of Sweden’s largest libraries for art and design.
