Application Master »Fine Arts«
Requirements for Admission
Students who demonstrate an independent artistic position in an entrance examination and hold a university degree (including a degree from a university of applied sciences) in accordance with § 39 paragraph 3 of the Hamburg University Act are entitled to study in the Master's program "Fine Arts" (degree "Master of Fine Arts").
The decision on the existence of an independent artistic position is made by an entrance examination committee. The entrance examination committee decides on the basis of the submitted works whether an independent artistic position exists.
Applicants who do not have a university degree at the time of the application deadline, but who will obtain one in the six months following the application deadline, may also apply.
Proof of knowledge of the German language is not required. However, we strongly recommend that you have knowledge of the German language in order to be able to fully participate in the courses offered (seminar, lectures, group and individual meetings, workshops and more).
To the application process Master »Fine Arts«
-> Here is the application process for the study Painting/Drawing, Stage Design, Time-based Media or Sculpture
-> Here is the application process for the study Theory & History
-> Here is the application process for the study Design, Film, Graphic Art/Typography/Photography
Contact
For formal matters, such as required documents and procedures and for questions on the content of the application:
Abteilung für Studierenden- und Prüfungsangelegenheiten
- Room:Wartenau 15, Raum 01 / 04a
- Phone: +49 40 428 989-270 / -335 / -269
- Fax: +49 40 42 89 89-377
- Mail:hfbk-studverw@hfbk.hamburg.de
Opening Hours
Tuesday and Thursday 10 am-noon and 1-3 pm
and individually by appointment
Download
- Study Guidelines for the Master study programme »Fine Arts«
- Examination Regulations for the Master study programme »Fine Arts« until the end of summer semester 2021
- Examination Regulation for the Master study programme »Fine Arts« from winter semester 21/21 on