Master’s studies
The follow-up Master’s degree deepens the skills acquired at the Bachelor’s level and emphasises originality and a distinctive artistic approach.
You focus on larger-scale authorial projects – radio and audiovisual scripts, documentaries and fiction – and develop your skills in directing and producing your own texts.
In addition to practical exercises, you attend seminars and lectures in poetics, philosophy, media and art that support your analytical and conceptual thinking.
At the end of your studies, you produce a graduation project – a full-length radio or audiovisual script.
Graduate employment
Graduates work as scriptwriters, dramaturgs, authors of radio, film and television works, leaders of creative groups or teachers in the field of dramaturgy and scriptwriting. They can also pursue doctoral studies in dramatic arts.
Study practice
The main method of study is independent work on original projects.
You create scripts and documentary programmes within the faculty and beyond, with an emphasis on personal authorship, creativity and the ability to transform current issues into artistic statements.
Goal of study
The aim of the Master’s degree is to train independent and mature scriptwriters and dramaturgs who can create original works with artistic and social impact and lead creative teams in radio, television and film.