Program Overview

Ceramics Design MA Program

Introduction

The University of Pťcs, Faculty of Music and Visual Arts Ceramics department has a close partnership with the world-famous Zsolnay Porcelain Factory in Pťcs. The program provides students with the opportunity to find their own artistic way through various types of forming methods, academic-level personal tutoring, and spacious studio places.

Program Details

• Degree: Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics Design
• Duration of Training: 2 years (4 semesters)
• Language: English
• Intake: Fall
• Deadline of Application: 06/01/2026
• Next Starting Date: 09/01/2026
• Fees:
  • Tuition fee: EUR 4,500 / semester
  • Application fee: EUR 100
  • Registration fee: Not applicable

Description of the Program

The Ceramics department offers a wide range of silicate materials, from classical materials of ceramic design to concrete. Students are introduced to various forming methods, including handcrafting and design, and have access to spacious studio places and academic-level personal tutoring.

Study Plan

• Discipline: Music & Arts
• Academic Level/Type: Master

Application Procedure

To apply, follow these steps:

1. Register on the application site and fill out the application form.
2. Upload the necessary documents and submit the application.
3. After submitting the application, receive information on further steps.
4. Once the application fee (EUR 100) has been received, the application will be processed.

Application Requirements

• General Entry Requirements: A BA degree in ceramics design or a related field, such as sculpting or applied arts.
• Language Proficiency: If the applicant does not have a language proficiency certificate, the entrance examination committee may waive this criterion based on the oral entrance examination.
• Other Requirements:
  • Portfolio with a minimum of 10 works made in the past 2-3 years.
  • Skype interview

Examples of Subjects During the Studies

1st Semester

• Contemporary Culture
• Ceramic Techniques
• Spatial Representation

2nd Semester

• Cultural Anthropology
• Contemporary Silicate Arts
• Technical Image

3rd Semester

• Industrial Product Design
• Studio Ceramics
• Silicate Sculpture

4th Semester

• Raku Firing
• 3D Scenery
• History of Design