Are you interested in Art and Culture? Is a career in research something you aspire to? Then this is the Master's degree you are looking for.
In the two-year Research Master's degree in Arts and Culture,
you can choose between two tracks.
The track in Arts, Media and Literary Studies offers you
an advanced study of the arts. You will focus specifically on the
role the arts play in processes of cultural change. Also, you will
specialise in one of the involved art forms: literature, film,
theatre, music or multimedia forms.
The new track Cultural Leadership aims to educate future leaders in the cultural domain, both national and international, enabling them to carry culture forward in a critical, sustainable, and creative manner.
“This research master is for people who have the ambition to go beyond the “normal” activities within a cultural organization, and want to explore how cultural leaders within organizations can be placed, what these leaders do and how they need to act in order to get things done. Eventually, you might have the ambition to become one yourself.
Furthermore, the programme is quite broad and my fellow students all come from different backgrounds (arts and culture; media; history; art history; language studies; sociology). Therefore the discussions in class are fruitful and full of disagreements and opinions.”
Are you an international student from a non EU/EEA member state starting a Research Master's programme or Erasmus Mundus Master's programme at the Faculty of Arts? If so, you could qualify for the Holland Scholarship, a partial scholarship which helps you to finance your studies.
Read more on the Holland Scholarship.
Are you a non-EU/EEA student from Russia, India or Indonesia, starting a Master's programme at the Faculty of Arts? If so, you could qualify for the University of Groningen OTS/Talent Grant, Faculty of Arts, a partial scholarship which helps you to finance your studies.
Read more about the OTS/Talent Grant Faculty of Arts.
The Faculty of Arts also offers one year master’s degree programmes in Archaeology, Arts & Culture and Literary Studies.