Bachelor in Dance


Study programme description for study year 2023-2024

Semesters

Facts

Course code

180

Studyprogram code

B-UTØVDANS

Level

Bachelor's degree programme

Leads to degree

Bachelor i dans

Full-/Part-time

Full-time

Duration

6 Semesters

Undergraduate

Yes

Language of instruction

Learning outcome

After completing the programme, the candidate should have acquired the knowledge, skills and general competence that enable him/her to:

Knowledge

  • have the comprehensive artistic and theoretical knowledge required to research, perform, create and communicate dance at a professional level
  • communicate orally and in writing about dance art, both to the colleagues and others in the field, audiences and society in general
  • participate in discourses that lead to change and new developments in the dance field

Skills

  • work with dance within different contexts that are relevant in today’s world, both as a performer and co-creator.
  • materialize and communicate their artistic intentions at a professional level
  • take responsibility for their professional career with the insight and skills required in their future field of work

General Competence

  • meet the demands in the professional dance field for independent thinking and reflection
  • work purposefully and independently, alone and together with others
  • work in dance art with an awareness of ethical and environmental considerations and demands.

Career prospects

The programme prepares students for a professional career as a dance artist or for further studies in dance or related subjects. With an additional year in Practical-Pedagogical Education (PPU), a graduate is qualified to work as a dance teacher.

After completing the programme, candidates are awarded the degree Bachelor in Dance, a qualification for admission to master's degree programmes in Norway or abroad.

Study plan and courses

Admission requirements

Admission to Bachelor in Dance (180 credits), requires Higher Education Entrance Qualification (generell studiekompetanse (GSK) in Norwegian). There is no requirement for Norwegian language. International applicants must document higher education in accordance with the GSU- list (Higher Education Entrance Qualification for Persons with Foreign Education - NOKUT). English language requirement applies to all applicants, and must be documented. In addition, you must be found qualified after passing the audition and the interview.

All applicants for the Bachelor in Dance programme must submit a short video audition of 10 minutes by January 15 as round 1 of the auditions. Round 2 is carried out physically in week 10, either in Stavanger or in Oslo. International applicants living outside the Nordic countries have the opportunity to either meet physically for round 2, or submit a supplementary video audition within February 20.

For more information, please visit the programme's website.Application: Local AdmissionApplication Deadline: 15 December