After completing the master’s in Performance Practices, you will have grown into an independent artist-researcher with a sensitivity and appreciation for multiple perspectives. You will understand how your artistic practice fits into the contemporary performance landscape.
As a performance researcher and practitioner, you will be able to take on various roles in the arts, such as creator, performer, dramaturge, facilitator, writer, researcher, choreographer, director, producer, manager and many more.
Once you successfully complete the Master of Performance Practices, you will be awarded a Master of Arts degree and will then be able to use the title of Master of Arts (MA).
For further studies, students may apply at EQF level 8 (PhD or PD), depending on the admission requirements of the institution offering the programme.
This programme is listed in the RIO (Register of Institutions and Programmes) under code 49125. The formal name of this programme is Master of Performance Practices, which is the name that will appear on your diploma.
At ArtEZ, you don’t just learn how to create; you also learn how to build a career. We are here to 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.