Choreography

What is taught in this field

In the Choreography programme, students study the theory and practice of dance in depth. The main focus is on classical, folk and contemporary dance styles. The learning process combines practical classes with theoretical subjects.

The core subjects and skills include:

• fundamentals and technique of classical dance;
• folk dances and national dance traditions;
• contemporary dance and choreographic composition;
• musical literacy and a sense of rhythm;
• history of dance and theory of art;
• stage speech and performance culture.

Who the graduate becomes

Graduates may work as dance artists, choreographers, dance teachers or directors of ensembles. They are prepared to form their own dance groups, create stage numbers and pass on their skills to the younger generation.

• dance artist (soloist or ensemble member);
• choreographer-stage director;
• dance teacher;
• head of a folk dance ensemble;
• choreographer-rehearsal master.

Where graduates can work

Graduates can find employment in various cultural and arts institutions in Uzbekistan:

• theatres and concert organisations, state and folk ensembles;
• cultural centres and palaces of culture;
• preschool and general secondary education institutions, and art schools;
• higher education institutions and research organisations;
• television, film and stage projects;
• the tourism and event management sector.

Who this suits

This programme suits applicants who are drawn to music, movement and the stage and who think creatively. The following qualities are particularly important:

• sense of rhythm and musical hearing;
• physical flexibility, stamina and coordination;
• creative imagination and confidence on stage;
• ability to work in a team and follow discipline;
• readiness to keep working on oneself constantly.

Admission requirements and entrance exam conditions may differ at each higher education institution, so for accurate information we recommend visiting the official website of the chosen university.