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Master's Programme in Fine Art - Module Structure

You can find information here on the Master's Program's structure and progression, with descriptions for both mandatory and elective modules.

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The Master's Programme in Fine Art is a two-year programme amounting to 120 ECTS credits. Students must complete subjects amounting 30 ECTS credits each semester in a normal study progression.

Revised and updated module descriptions will be published 1. July.

General information about prioritization of elective courses
As a Master student at the Art Academy, you must prioritize your elective modules within given deadlines each semester. Please remember to check each module's schedule, to avoid double bookings. This, with "Supplementary semester information", is available on each module page linked bellow.

The courses will be distributed according to priority and capacity and cannot be changed after allocation.

Access to workshops and equipment: Students have the opportunity to complete workshop access courses at the beginning of each semester. These courses are required to gain access to the various workshops. Some workshop access courses require previously acquired technical experience or competence to obtain access. The necessary experience or competence will be described in the course content, linked from each workshop access course below. Please contact the workshop engineer if you have experience that may be approved.

You can apply approval of prior experience for access to workshops.Contact Studieveileder.kmd@uib.no if this is relevant. Please note the deadline in the drop-down menu.

Important deadlines for semester registration for autumn semester:

1 July:

Schedules get published and course descriptions are available with current information at uib.no (see drop-down menus below for direct links to the courses)
Studentweb opens for semester registration and payment of semester fees
The students may start to prioritize their elective courses (PRO) in Studentweb
Optional: Registration for additional intro courses to workshops (health and safety) opens in Studentweb. Usually offered from week 33 (Direct registration. Please note the time you have signed up for)

31 July:

Deadline to prioritize electives (PRO) in Studentweb.
(Administration assigns courses according to priority and capacity of the subjects. You will get an email when subjects are assigned and that you must registers for teaching and assessment in the assigned subject before semester start, in order to get access to teaching information in MittUiB)
If relevant: Deadline to apply approval of prior education. Contact studieveileder.kmd@uib.no

By study start, week 33:

Electice courses have been assigned in Studentweb
Please sign up for these in Studentweb to gain access to the subject in Mitt UiB, where all teaching information is published. Remember to check your calender and subjects in Mitt UiB for information about teaching

1 September

Deadline to complete the entire semester registration. (5 steps after pressing the big green button in Studentweb)
Please check that you are registered for teaching and exams in all subjects you will complete this semester. You may check this in either UiBTreet or Studentweb
Deadline for paying the semester fee

Please note that you are in risk of losing your right to study if you do not meet this deadline.

Important deadlines for semester registration for spring semester:

1 December:

Schedules get published and subject descriptions are available with current information at uib.no (see drop-down menus below for direct links to the courses)

Monday in week 50:

Studentweb opens for semester registration and payment of semester fees
Registration for additional intro courses to workshops (health and safety) opens in Studentweb.
(Direct registration. Note the time you have signed up for)

12. December (2024)

Deadline to prioritize electives (PRO) in Studentweb. (The administration assigns subjects according to priority and capacity of the subjects. You will get an email when subjects are assigned and that you must registers for teaching and assessment in the assigned subject before semester start, in order to get access to teaching information in MittUiB)

Within study start, week 1:

Elective courses have been assigned in Studentweb
Sign up for these in Studentweb to gain access to the subject in Mitt UiB, where all teaching information is published. Remember to check your calender and subjects in Mitt UiB for information about teaching.

1 February:

Deadline to complete the entire semester registration. (5 steps after pressing the big green button in Studentweb)
Check that you are registered for teaching and exams in all subjects you will complete this semester. You can check this in either UiBTreet or Studentweb
Deadline for paying the semester fee

Please note that you are in risk of losing your right to study if you do not meet this deadline.

Remember to check your schedule in Mitt UiB (calender), after you have done the semester registration in Studentweb and been assigned your courses. Information about teaching will be provided in the courses in Mitt UiB.

Semester 1

Mandatory:
ART300	Art Practice 1	15 stp
REF300	Ethics and Ideology	5 stp
Elective: - Choose one module	Prioritize modules 1-6
PRO301	Materialized Knowledge	10 stp
PRO318	Moods	10 stp
PRO319	Mediated Evidence	10 stp
PRO321	Site and Context	10 stp
PRO326	Global Challenges	10 stp
PRO327	Exhibition Thinking	10 stp
PRO328	Form and Freedom	10 stp
PRO329	The Shape of Things	10 stp
PRO330	Parallels and Convergences	10 stp
PRO331	New Knowledge Now	10 stp

Semester 2

Track 1, staying at the KMD:
Mandatory:
ART320	Art Practice 2	20 stp
Elective: - Choose one module	Prioritize module 1-6
PRO312	Form and Friction	10 stp
PRO313	Im/Material Knowledge	10 stp
PRO315	Exhibition Making	10 stp
PRO325	Studio/Studio	10 stp
PRO332	Dots and Loops	10 stp
PRO333	Matter, Meaning and Making	10 stp
PRO334	Doing Time	10 stp
PRO335	Of Course!

Track 2, exchange to one of KMD's many international partners:
Mandatory:
UTVKMDMAK1	Exchange 2.semester, Master's Programme in Fine Art	30 stp

Semester 3

Obligatorisk:
ART331	Art Practice 3	15 stp
REF310	Critical Reflection workshop	5 stp
Elective: - Choose one module	Prioritize modules 1-6
PRO301	Materialized Knowledge	10 stp
PRO318	Moods	10 stp
PRO319	Mediated Evidence	10 stp
PRO321	Site and Context	10 stp
PRO326	Global Challenges	10 stp
PRO327	Exhibition Thinking	10 stp
PRO328	Form and Freedom	10 stp
PRO329	The Shape of Things	10 stp
PRO330	Parallels and Convergences	10 stp
PRO331	New Knowledge Now	10 stp

Semester 4

Mandatory:
ART350	Art Practice 4 - Master's Project	30 stp

Workshop Access Course, each semester

The workshop access courses, health and safety (EHS) are required in order to get access to the different workshops. Please note that some workshop access courses require previously acquired technical experience/competence to gain access. Required experience/competence will be described in the course content linked from each workshop access course below. Contact the workshop technician regarding prior experience/education that could gain you access to a workshop.

Access to workshops and equipment: The workshop access courses, health and safety (EHS) needed for teaching in subjects are often a part of the teaching in the PRO subjects. Please read the subject descriptions for more information about this. In addition to this students will have the opportunity to complete workshop access courses needed for their own art practice. You may register for additional access course by signing up directly in Studentweb.

Optional:

Read the subject descriptions for information about EHS given in your subject teaching.

If you need additional workshop access for your art practice, please sign up directly in Studentweb.
All available courses are listed here, with information if it requires prior knowledge.

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