Postgraduate degrees that deepen or change a field of study.
14 programs found
Aalborg, Denmark
A two-year master in Aalborg that joins architecture and engineering, with emphasis on sustainable, energy-efficient buildings, tectonic design and indoor climate. Work runs from concept development through to technical project design, using physical and digital models and group projects with companies.
Tallinn, Estonia
A new two-year English-language master's programme that develops an independent design practice. It treats graphic design broadly, including books, websites, posters, typefaces and video as well as publishing, exhibitions and lectures.
Tallinn, Estonia
A two-year master's programme on how people interact with the world through experiences, digital products and services. It is delivered as cycle studies on Thursdays to Saturdays, and no previous design background is required.
Tallinn, Estonia
A master's curriculum with four integrated fields of study: classical composition, electroacoustic composition, audiovisual composition and recording arts. Students can work with several creative mentors rather than a single professor.
Tallinn, Estonia
A master's course in the Department of Theatre that moves postgraduate education out of the classroom, with students working alongside leading directors, choreographers and performance makers through collaboration, devising and performance.
Tartu, Estonia
A master's programme on understanding, designing and developing landscapes such as parks, streets and the spaces where people and nature interact. The page describes landscape architecture as both a creative and a technical discipline.
Reykjavík, Iceland
An accredited two-year professional master's in architecture built around design studios led by practitioners. Programme information is given in English as the language of the M.Arch is English.
Reykjavík, Iceland
A research-based, full-time master's over four semesters that supports the development of an artist's practice through materials, issues and ideas. Teaching includes workshops, tutorials, seminars and lectures, and applicants are interviewed in English.
Linköping Municipality, Sweden
An interdisciplinary master's programme that trains designers to work on complex societal challenges such as food waste, repair, civility and welfare. Students can lean towards service design, sustainable design or visual media design.
Stockholm Municipality, Sweden
A studio-based master's programme that blends artistic, design-led, technological and theoretical approaches to the built environment. Students complete six studio projects and finish with an independent degree project.
Vienna, Austria
An English-taught master's programme in building performance, sustainable design and building informatics. Students apply scientific methods and modern technology to the challenges of high-performance, sustainable buildings. Places are allocated through a selection procedure.
Rovaniemi, Finland
A jointly organised Erasmus Mundus master's programme on service design, management and business, with study periods in Kuldiga (Latvia), Tallinn (Estonia) and Rovaniemi (Finland). Graduates receive multiple degrees from the partner institutions.
