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Opening Speech by director Ruby Hoette
Q: What does a studio look like?
A: All departments, apart from Fine Arts, share a communal space. The Fine Arts students have individual studios within their department space (first years share one studio space, and second years have one to themselves).
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A: All departments, apart from Fine Arts, share a communal space. The Fine Arts students have individual studios within their department space (first years share one studio space, and second years have one to themselves).
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Readings by the students of Critical Studies
Q: How many students are selected for the master of fine arts?
A: We accept around 12 students, per department, per year.
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A: We accept around 12 students, per department, per year.
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Presentation by Anja Groten, director of Design
Q: What’s the duration of the study?
A: All programs are full-time two-year courses. You earn 60 ECTS points per year (European Credit Transfer System).
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A: All programs are full-time two-year courses. You earn 60 ECTS points per year (European Credit Transfer System).
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Presentation by Jerzsy Seymour, co-director of Dirty Art Department
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Q: Is it possible to apply without a bachelor in arts?
A: Yes, anyone with a bachelor's level degree or equivalent can be accepted. A convincing portfolio and practice related to art and a clear idea of what you would like to achieve in two years are as important.
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A: Yes, anyone with a bachelor's level degree or equivalent can be accepted. A convincing portfolio and practice related to art and a clear idea of what you would like to achieve in two years are as important.
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Presentation by Fine Arts director Judith Leysner, coordinator Nagaré Willemsen, and tutor Elio J Carranza
Presentation by Ludwig Engel and Julian Schubert, directors of Studio for Immediate Spaces
Presentation by Lara Khaldi and Gertrude Flentge, directors of Lumbung Practice
Q: Are the studies collective or individual?
A: Everyone follows their own trajectory and graduates individually. Frequently there are collective projects and collaborative workshops and seminars.
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A: Everyone follows their own trajectory and graduates individually. Frequently there are collective projects and collaborative workshops and seminars.
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Q: Is it allowed to take my dog to school?
A: Unfortunately, dogs or other pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs or similar.
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A: Unfortunately, dogs or other pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs or similar.
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Q: What are the expenses of living in Amsterdam?
A: In addition to the tuition fee, costs vary depending on your personal situation and individual choices. Nevertheless, it's advised to count on at least € 1.130 living expenses per month.
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A: In addition to the tuition fee, costs vary depending on your personal situation and individual choices. Nevertheless, it's advised to count on at least € 1.130 living expenses per month.
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Q: Are study years one and two intertwined?
A: Both study years of the main departments share the same space and follow the same seminars. There isn’t a strict divide between the years across each department.
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A: Both study years of the main departments share the same space and follow the same seminars. There isn’t a strict divide between the years across each department.
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Presentation by Unsettling
Presentation by Liza Prins, Sandberg and Rietveld Research
