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Dance Artist  – Contemporary dance specialisation

PREPARATORY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Becoming a dance artist at the highest level is only possible through years of well-structured training under the guidance of the best masters. The preparatory professional training aims to provide a physical and mental foundation for professional dance training, enabling students to continue their studies at the BA level and obtain a Dance Artist Diploma.

  • Includes: daily 3-5 dance classes, rehearsals and performances (6 days a week), focusing on their chosen dance discipline, complemented by other dance forms.
  • 2 years long training programme.
  • Prepares for BA studies. (End-term examination in Grade 2 is the entrance examination to BA studies.)
  • General academic education is provided only in Hungarian. Students and their families need to take care of the general education (e.g. home-schooling, distance learning).
  • Accommodation is provided at the on-campus dormitory.
  • This specialisation starts every three years.
  • Admission from 14 to 16 years of age.
  • Classification into grades is based on age and skill level.
  • Graham, Limón, Cunningham, Horton, jazz, contact improvisation and ballet.
DANCE ARTIST BA PROGRAMME

The aim of the programme is to train dance artists who are highly skilled in the dance language of their specialisation, as well as in other dance techniques. Graduates are well-prepared to work in a wide variety of dance companies around the world, with both practical skills and theoretical knowledge or to continue their studies at the MA level.

  • Includes: daily 3-5 dance classes (Graham, Limón, Cunningham, Horton, jazz, contact improvisation and ballet, complemented by other dance forms), rehearsals, and performances (6 days a week).
  • Dance studies and theory (history of music, history of arts, history of dance, motion biology, dance analysis, etc.) are also part of the curriculum.
  • Matura/baccalaureate (exam that allows entrance to higher education) has to be passed before graduating in dance studies. It can be obtained in the home country.
  • As a result of the programme, students receive a diploma, not just a certificate, so they can apply for a master’s degree and then a doctorate if they wish. – A minimum level of B1 English is required to obtain the diploma. (B1 language skills are primarily required to obtain a diploma, so if verification of completion of a programme at our University is sufficient, we can exempt you from the language requirements.)
  • Admission from 16 to 20 years of age.
  • Required former studies: knowledge of any of the modern/contemporary techniques or methods (Graham, Limón, Cunningham, Horton, any kind of jazz, improvisation/contact dance) and basic level ballet technique
  • 3 years long training programme.
  • This specialisation starts every three years.
  • Classification into grades is based on age and skill level.
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