To be eligible, applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts (or equivalent) from a recognized institution. In some cases, prior artistic work plus another Bachelor’s degree may be accepted under “prior learning” assessment. 

In addition to the general entry requirement of a first-cycle degree, the Institute requires special entry requirements for the Master’s programme: assessment of submitted work samples (portfolio) and a personal artistic text describing the applicant’s practice, orientation, and motivation. 

The Master’s programme is taught in English. 

Non-EU/EEA students may have to pay application fees and tuition fees (Swedish/EU citizens exempt).