The Master’s Programme in Choreography at Uniarts Helsinki is a two-year, full-time course designed to develop students into reflective and independent dance artists. The curriculum emphasizes both solo performance and collaborative artistic work, encouraging students to find their unique voice in relation to society and evolving artistic perspectives.
University of the Arts Helsinki
Programme Highlights:
Collaborative Opportunities: Students engage with various degree programmes within the Theatre Academy and the Performing Arts Research Centre (Tutke), fostering interdisciplinary learning and artistic exploration.
Flexible Curriculum: The programme offers considerable freedom, allowing students to undertake professional traineeships, pursue optional studies, or initiate personal projects tailored to their artistic interests.
Expert Faculty: Instruction is provided by experienced professionals, supplemented by guest lecturers from Finland and abroad, ensuring exposure to diverse perspectives and practices in dance performance.
Doctoral Pathways: Graduates are eligible to pursue doctoral studies, such as the Doctor of Arts (Dance) degree, through the Performing Arts Research Centre (Tutke).
This programme is ideal for individuals seeking to deepen their performance skills and engage critically with contemporary dance practices.
For more information, visit the Master’s Programme in Dance Performance page.