First read the following article about choosing the right course.
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2014/mar/03/how-make-sure-dont-choose-wrong-postgraduate-course
Look for some examples on the web.
Write about a postgraduate course that you would consider taking in the future.
Include:
- Reasons to do the course
- Subject(s) you would like to study
- Where you would like to study (Chile or abroad)
- How you would like to study (distance learning, blended system, part-time course, etc)
- Any other relevant ideas
- Make comments on 3 of your classmates’ posts + a comment on your teacher's post.
- Word Count: 220 words
Last year I finished my thesis on Visual Art, and less than a month after I started my Master's degree in Media Art. So for me, continuing my studies was something I deeply wanted from the start. I can assure you that it is a lot of extra work maintaining a regular life with so many occupations and assignments.
Anyways, it has been an excellent opportunity to dig deeper on all the things you found interesting during your BA and want to keep developing.
Anyways, it has been an excellent opportunity to dig deeper on all the things you found interesting during your BA and want to keep developing.
Nonetheless, I would love to look for an Artist Residency in a foreign country. Taking some time outside is very important for fresh artists, and many people try to go to the main cultural centers, such as Berlin or London. In my case, I am not that interested in going to those places. If I had all the time and money available. I would study in Scotland, in The Glasgow School of Art. Art schools are a great option, since you can concentrate on specific topics, and working alongside people from all over the world.
On the other hand, I wouldn't mind studying in South America, as long as I could learn something related to my current interests. I am interested in Art history, specifically Latin American art, from the Colonial era until now. I would like to find a special program that focused on these topics. There is a nice Masters Degree in Latin American Art at the University of Cuyo in Argentina.
If I cannot travel, I would still try to keep myself informed. In Chile, it is not easy to work and study, but distance learning has become a sensible option.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuEcXjDci-8
The idea of continuing studies and do what you really want is something to admire! I hope you could travel a lot in the future teacher :)
ResponderEliminarbe an artist it's a big adventure <3 i hope you can go to scotland!
ResponderEliminarI would like to study abroad too.
ResponderEliminarIt seems that you're very serious about your art studies! I hope that you can go to The Glascow School of Art someday :)
ResponderEliminarHi teacher that is true is not easy to work and study at the same time but in the present we have other options like distance learning as you mentioned.
ResponderEliminarI did not know that artists residences existed O: great!
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ResponderEliminarTeacher, you are very bacán<3
ResponderEliminarthat's nice teacher!
ResponderEliminarHi teacher art visual is a so interesting career for me
ResponderEliminarHi teacher! The Universidad de cuyo, mendoza, is very concerned about the students, so I have no doubt that it is a good university. (I mention this because a few days ago in the CFG of discapasidad and social inclusion that I attend, a representative of that university arrived, because they were looking for good pracitcas around inclusion to implement them in Argentina).
ResponderEliminarwow teacher, I never thought that he likes art, I think it's great
ResponderEliminarHi teacher! I never imagined that you were an artist, I was surprised
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ResponderEliminarsomeday you could show us your work as an artist
a lot of success in your projects teacher!
ResponderEliminarI never thought I had an interest in visual arts, teacher. Now I understand why I drew well on the board jaja
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