Our professorships
The professorships at ArtEZ are structural interventions to create an intellectual movement that addresses the key idea of ‘Another is Possible’: another future, another emotion, another idea, another life, another us.
Professorship for Art education as Critical Tactics (AeCT)
Professorship Theory in the Arts
Professorship in Music-Based Therapies and Interventions (MTI)
Research and research community
A lively research community flourishes by providing space for many different forms of research, by developing a curious and critical attitude, by changing perspectives and by testing your own research against that of others. At ArtEZ, this happens in projects, publications and programmes of:
Master's programmes
The ArtEZ master's courses form a critical community of change makers in a world in transformation. A creative community of seekers and finders with the in-between space as a response to new realities. A passionate community of motivated learners, daring to make the difference.
At ArtEZ, this is how we see the role of research in the arts and our master's courses: practicing and exploring possible futures in reality, venturing critically and embracing the artistic experiment, communicating this in the exciting and ever-changing context of global society with energy and vision.
Doing (Artistic) Research
Doing (Artistic) Research is a (pilot) programme collectively offered and curated by ArtEZ lecturers, researchers, alumni and students. In lectures, workshops and exhibitions, students can learn about various aspects of (artistic) research outside their own studies.
Honours Lab
Students in all years and from all disciplines can apply for the Honours Lab, that is designed for art students who seek for prospects and challenges beyond their known creative territory. The Honours Lab encourages to better articulate visions and to situate work in a broader context. It provides a basis for further research – artistic, academic or otherwise.
Research and experimentation
Research also consists of experimenting and trying new things, such as new technologies. What can they contribute to music, fashion or the development of products? The answer is ‘a great deal’, as is evident from the various projects and workshops that have taken place at ArtEZ in recent years. In ArtEZ’s own research laboratory, ArTechLab, students of all disciplines are able to conduct experiments – often in collaboration with universities and companies..
Contact Research and Valorisation at ArtEZ
Questions about ArtEZ's research? Feel free to email info@artez.nl, or visit artez.nl/en/contact. Here you will find an up-to-date overview of the most frequently asked questions, contact details and locations.
Tamara Rumiantsev, head of Research and Valorisation
Onderlangs 9, 6812 CE Arnhem
Postbus 49, 6800 AA Arnhem
The Netherlands