Admission requirements
Interested applicants should preferably have a design background with a graphic design bachelor to prove that. Students from other disciplines with a demonstrated interest in and knowledge of design (for example architecture, film or journalism) – are welcome to apply. Applicants should not be afraid of embracing new technologies and learning programming.
General requirements
In order to apply for the master’s Fine Art & Design Non Linear Narrative at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, candidates
- must hold a bachelor’s degree in a related field and
- be proficient in both spoken and written English
Non-EU/EEA candidates are required to provide proof of English Language proficiency.
EU/EEA candidates' English language level will be assessed during their interview/entry examination day.
Specific requirements
In your application you'll need to provide the following:
- Your digital portfolio (max 20MB, max 30 pages, with maximum 200 words for each project description)
- Curriculum vitae
- Letter of motivation
Application deadlines
The Master Non Linear Narrative processes applications until all positions in the cohorts are filled. We work with the following deadlines:
1 March 2024 (priority deadline for EU/EEA students & final deadline for non-EU/EEA students)
1 May 2024 (final deadline for EU/EEA students)
We encourage EU/EEA students to submit your application by the priority deadline. By the final deadline, there is a possibility that a waiting list will have already been formed.
Note: Each application deadline entails registration via Studielink and submission of required documents incl. portfolio.
