
Why study at ArtEZ?
Tailor-made courses
Transition smoothly into your new field
Deepen your professional practice
First-level teaching qualification
Renowned lecturers
Broaden your horizons
Our courses
Part-time courses
Developing yourself as a professional in arts education can be done in various ways, including part-time. Looking for a part-time course in the arts? Consider taking our part-time HBO courses in Graphic Design and Fine Art and Design in Education, which you can take alongside your current job. Your future internship could even become your new job!
Courses for artistic professionals and career changers
Are you already an arts graduate and want to learn how to pass on your knowledge to others? Our tailor-made teaching course will teach you all about pedagogy and help you attain your first-level teaching qualification. Are you a career changer and want to expand your teaching expertise into the arts? We offer pathways designed specifically for your learning needs, with a focus on either visual arts or music.
Accelerated pathways and further deepening
Want to develop yourself even further? With our combined accelerated route, you can obtain both your bachelor's and master's degrees in Arts Education in one go. For even greater depth, we offer several master's courses, some of which are also available part-time.
Discover your opportunities
At ArtEZ, you are sure to find the right course to take your career in the arts to the next level. Discover our range of part-time bachelor’s courses, master’s courses, standalone courses and refresher courses to find what works best for you.
Tuition
As a student, you pay tuition fees every year. Whether you pay the statutory or institutional tuition fees depends on a number of factors, such as your nationality and the higher education diplomas you have already obtained. Here you will find more information about the statutory and institutional tuition fees. Want to know how much tuition fees you should pay? Then use ArtEZ's own calculation tool.
There are several options for funding a course:
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You are still entitled to tuition credit
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You can apply to a grant scheme or Lifelong learning credit
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You pay for the course yourself
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Your employer contributes towards the costs
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