After completing the Master of Education in Arts, you will receive the MEd degree. This programme is listed in the RIO (Registry of Institutions and Programmes) under the name Master of Education in Arts (code 49117). This official name will also appear on your diploma.
As a graduate of the Master of Education in Arts, you will have the knowledge, experience, and research skills to elevate your professional art education practice – and to keep developing it long into the future. Your research project won’t just end up gathering dust – it marks the beginning of a continuous learning journey: a way of thinking and working that will continue to shape your practice.
Our society is constantly evolving. The professional field of an artist educator will be just as dynamic. Many graduates put their knowledge and expertise into practice as art teachers in primary and secondary education, at vocational or higher education institutions, or in extracurricular art education – for instance, at arts centres or in the educational departments of cultural organisations. At the same time, the programme enriches the work of social and cultural practitioners, creative therapists, policy-makers, curators and investigative journalists. Art educators also pioneer new and unexplored fields of work.
Language and mathematics education are often highlighted as important. However, our rapidly changing world is transforming what education means and how it is implemented. Curriculum innovation is inevitable, and alongside language and mathematics, other fields of learning are becoming increasingly relevant to society.
At ArtEZ, you don’t just learn how to create, you also learn how to build a career. We support you with training, coaching, a strong network, and more. This way, you can confidently take the step from study to professional practice and build a sustainable career in the arts.