Fine Art - Master's Programme

The MFA at Trondheim Academy of Fine Art (KiT) is a two-year study programme where you learn through making. You explore how artistic practice can be a way of researching, and how research can become part of your artistic practice.

The programme invites you to explore the potential of art in its interaction with diverse public spheres. You are encouraged to experiment and work across disciplines, media and fields of knowledge, both in your own practice and in collaboration with fellow students, artists, communities and partners beyond the Academy.

You develop your projects through conceptual and material experimentation, from early ideas to formal and informal presentations. Along the way, you engage in critical and constructive debate. Learning happens through dialogue: peer feedback, shared projects and collective formats are just as central as your individual work. You have opportunities to present your work publicly, both through self-organised initiatives and through the programme's well-established partnerships in Trondheim.

A central goal of the programme is to help you explore new roles for artists in society, including collaborative and collective ways of working. The Academy will give you the support you need to develop the ability to contextualise your work and shape your own professional artistic profile.