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PhD in PhDArts

Royal Academy of Art

The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands

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At Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, Netherlands, PhD in PhDArts is offered as a doctorate programme.

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Degree: Doctorate

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Last checked October 2026 · Source: kabk.nl ·

Program details

Overview

PhDArts is an international doctorate in art and design, run as a practice-as-research trajectory. Each candidate combines individual research, supervised by a team of supervisors, with a doctoral study programme of lectures, seminars, trainings and workshops, which forms part of the research environment. Candidates must be accomplished practitioners in an aspect of art or design and show well-formed ideas placed within existing research or innovative practice. Working language is English, the application is written in English, and accepted applicants start in September.

Requirements

Admission Requirements: A Master of Arts degree or proof of study at a comparable level. Proficiency in speaking and writing English is required, and the application is written in English. The applicant must be a highly accomplished practitioner in art or design and show well-formed ideas and an urgent reason for the research.

Application Details

Start Date: September
Application Deadline: 1 March

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Control: Public
Programs: 30
Location: The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
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