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Studying at KASK or Royal Conservatory Ghent
The Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK) and the Royal Conservatory constitute the School of Arts of University College Ghent. The school brings together talented and motivated students with outstanding educators, active artists, designers and theorists in art and design from all over the world. The mission statement of the school defines its main tasks: development of the arts, education and research in an international perspective.
The English Master's programs in the visual arts, music and audio-visual arts are laboratories of work and ideas where instructors and promoters stimulate rather than direct their students. As a student your own process is at the centre. The varied range of artistic disciplines in the School of Arts Ghent makes for reciprocally inspiring and relatively open training programs. As transdisciplinarity in the arts becomes ever more important, there is room for cross-fertilization in your training program. In addition you will be introduced to some of the numerous theoretical and artistic research projects our lecturers are engaged in. The dissertation stimulates you to deliberately examine and formulate themes important to your work as an artist or a designer.
The School of Arts Ghent campuses are at the epicenter of Ghent, the cultural capital of Flanders. Ghent is very receptive to the international art scene and especially welcoming to students. In addition to being imbedded in this artistically rich environment, the school itself is a cultural actor, organizing exhibitions, concerts, festivals, weekly lectures and daily film screenings, and co-producing the international art magazine A Prior.
Our Master's programs include:
Master of Visual Arts (one year)
– Fine Arts (Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Installation Art, Media Art)
– Textiles Design
– Fashion
– Photography
– Graphic Design (Graphic Design, Graphic Arts, New Media, Illustration)
– Multimedia Design
Master of Audio-Visual Arts (one year)
– Animation Film
– Film
Master of Music (two year)
– Performing Music: Classical Music
– Performing Music: Jazz/Pop
– Composing Music: Music Production
– Composing Music: Composition
Advanced Master of Music (two year)
– Contemporary music
– Contemporary performance practice
Information & application forms
Contact
If you have any questions about your application for the Master's program or if you are interested in joining a student exchange program with School of Arts Ghent, feel free to contact us:
paul.lamont@hogent.be (Master's and Advanced Master's programs) / iris.raspoet@hogent.be (exchange programs)
The Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK) and the Royal Conservatory together constitute the School of Arts of University College Ghent.
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