Study profile Master ArtScience
The Master ArtScience is a unique programme offered by the ArtScience Interfaculty, which is embedded in both the Royal Conservatoire and the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) and also closely collaborates with Leiden University’s Academy of Creative and Performing Arts and the Media Technology MSc programme.
The two-year master is offered in an interdisciplinary learning environment that fosters curiosity driven research as an approach for the making of art. Its interdisciplinary focus intersects the existing fields of music, visual arts, media art and other artistic disciplines, humanities and the natural sciences.
ArtScience is constantly evolving and focuses as an experimental department on new interdisciplinary art forms created from new technological, scientific and contemporary conceptual approaches. The programme considers art and science to be a continuum and promotes the development of new art forms and artistic languages. The ArtScience environment/community continuously investigates new forms of art, new presentation methods and presentation places. With this, ArtScience challenges students to wonder what future forms of art can be like.
In the video below, students, teachers and the head of the department tell you more about the ArtScience programme:
Specifications
Degree
Master of Music
Duration
2 years full-time
Study load
Start date
September
Costs
Department Head
Taconis Stolk
Application deadline
Language
English-taught programme
(English level required)
Programme / CROHO
M Music / 44739
Insights in this study programme
Listen to a conversation with Max and Pelle, students from the bachelor and master ArtScience programmes, as they talk about their approaches to sound, the collaboration with the Royal Conservatoire The Hague and more...
Interested in applying? Read the entry requirements; Check the deadlines; Prepare your portfolio & documents
Professional & Research Perspectives
Our alumni remain attached to the institute or continue their research as a PhD student elsewhere. Many graduates of the ArtScience master’s programme pursue a career as an artist in a wide variety of disciplines.
