The MA programmes at the HGK build on an artistic position that has already been formulated or on design experience.
The master’s degree in art or design deepens previously acquired skills and knowledge, putting them into a broader context in terms of methods and content, and ensuring that graduates are forging connections to research-oriented practice and reflection.
Usually the master’s programme is two years long (Masterstudio Design takes one and a half years) and is concluded with the internationally recognised title Master of Arts in the respective discipline.
Master of Arts
Digital Communication Environments
The programme enables students to enhance their skills in the areas of design practices, technical knowledge, research methods and theoretical knowledge in the ...
The masterprogramme focuses on an in-depth examination of the students’ artistic practice. By means of reflection they advance their practice and relate it to ...
Transversal Design is a research-oriented, transdisciplinary master's programme. On this programme students develop practices that include –– alternative ...
The way we dress is an effective form of non-verbal communication that can convey a variety of messages about our identity, including our cultural background ...
The Masterstudio Industrial Design programme is positioned around three current research focal points: Digital Integration, Design Cultures, and Circular ...
In the Masterstudio Scenography, students develop the ability to confidently translate challenging content into accessible spatial images and develop staged ...
Arts and Design Education, Teaching Diploma for Secondary Schools
The master’s degree in Arts and Design Education, Teaching Diploma for Secondary Schools is offered in collaboration with the FHNW School of Education. A ...
The Master's degree programme Experimental Design critically examines contemporary ways of living and aims at designing possible futures. A research-based ...
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Public transport The campus is easy to reach by public transport. The stop Freilager on BLT line 11 is immediately in front of the Campus (from Bahnhof SBB in direction Aesch)
By car Leave the motorway A2 at the junction Basel-St. Jakob and follow the sign Dreispitz. Approaching from Münchensteinerstrasse enter the Dreispitz complex through Gate 13 and park your car in one of the public car parks (Ruchfeld or Leimgrube). When setting your satnav, please note that the Freilager complex is part of the municipality of Münchenstein, Canton Basel-Landschaft.
Access by car for people with disabilities Choose the access via Florenz-Strasse in the direction of the High-rise building (Building D). To lower the bollard at the gates of the campus please ring the bell. You will be connected to our reception in Building D.
The buildings of the HGK Basel are accessible by wheelchair, stroller, and for people with walking difficulties. The entrance to the highrise building (Building D) is at ground level, the studio building (Building A) can be reached via a ramp. There is at least one lift in both buildings.
Access by car for people with disabilities: See Gender-neutral toilets: See ‘Getting there‘.
Toilets for people with disabilities:
Highrise building (Building D): Ground floor to 8th floor in the centre of the building Studio building (Building A): Ground floor to 3rd floor, southern section of main corridor
