PhD in Art and Design
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Embark on an intellectual odyssey at the University of Johannesburg with our cutting-edge PhD in Art and Design program. Designed to elevate candidates to the zenith of academic prowess, this program goes beyond traditional research, allowing for the submission of a thesis and, in certain instances, creative work such as designed artefacts or public exhibitions. Candidates are not just researchers; they are architects of innovation, making significant and original contributions at the forefront of art and/or design.
In a world where creativity and research converge, envision yourself breaking new ground, incorporating current trends, and exploring future possibilities in this dynamic field. Beyond the conventional, we embrace creative outputs as a form of research, recognizing the diverse ways in which art and design can shape our understanding of the world.
Overview
Unleash your potential with the PhD in Art and Design program (Programme Code: P8AD1Q) at the University of Johannesburg. Whether you choose the immersive full-time experience or the flexible part-time route, you’ll embark on a transformative academic journey at NQF Level 10, accumulating 360 credits (SAQA: 99753).Situated in the vibrant Auckland Park Bunting Road campus, our program offers a holistic exploration of art and design over four years for full-time students and five years for part-time enthusiasts.
Admission Requirements
An appropriate Master’s Degree or equivalent with a minimum final mark of 65%.
- Advanced Art and Design Theory
- Creative Research Methodologies
- Designing for Impact
- Exhibition Curation and Presentation
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Future Career Outcomes
Witness the tangible impact of our program through the stories of our successful alumni, exemplifying how their journey from academia to industry aligns seamlessly with industry demands. Explore the dynamic job market, where skills development is not just a part of the curriculum but a passport to success in the evolving landscape of art and design.