Why choose the master's course Education in Arts?
Be empowered in your role as artisteducator
Artistic research
Social Impact
Interdisciplinary learning community
Synergy of theory and practice
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Artisteducator – one word, multiple identities, endless possibilities
In this master’s course, the roles of educator, artist and researcher are inextricably linked: they affirm and complement each other. The master’s course Education in Arts helps you to balance between direct engagement and distance, between forward vision and past reflection, between wanting to grasp and understand – and consciously daring to go beyond what they already know.
Things have been set in motion by my actions. Not always in the making, but in thinking and reflecting on makership."
Empowered in your role as an artisteducator
The master's course Education in Arts offers you an inspiring place to grow, in an interdisciplinary supportive community of lecturers and guest lecturers, tutors and partners from the national and international field cultural studies, critical pedagogy, Arts-Based Research and (educational) philosophy. You develop as an agent of change, and are (even) more empowered in your role as an artisteducator.
Wondering what to expect as a master's student? In this video, arts education alumnus Zoë van Huit talks about how she experienced the master's course, and gives an behind-the-scenes look at her graduation process.
The master's course has been accredited by the NVAO and is thus included in the Master’s Guide 2023. The master's course Education in Arts receive particularly high ratings for atmosphere, teachers and assessment.