Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
Visual Arts
A course by
University of Auckland
Advance your independent, research-informed practice in contemporary art through studio, theory, and research courses in a vibrant, interdisciplinary environment.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop independent creative practice
Advance personal artistic practice informed by contemporary research and critical feedback.
Undertake significant research
Complete a substantial research project or portfolio under supervision, demonstrating advanced academic and practical skills.
About This Course
The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) at the University of Auckland is designed for those aiming to develop their creative and research abilities in contemporary art. The programme is delivered through studio practice, theory, workshops, and culminates in a substantial research project or portfolio. It supports diverse pathways into academia, art practice, and creative industries, and provides a pathway to doctoral study.
Course Content
- Research Methodologies (FINEARTS 770)
- Discipline-specific studio courses (FINEARTS 761-766)
- Research Portfolio (FINEARTS 781)
- Studio (FINEARTS 779)
- Studio Research Essay (FINEARTS 780)
Entry Requirements
Undergraduate degree in Fine Arts OR a university degree and a portfolio demonstrating professional practice as an artist.
Build towards these roles
AcademiaArt writer or criticArt curatorArtistCreative director in an agencyDesignerEducatorResearcher
