Bachelor in Dance - Bachelor

Do you want a challenging and exciting dance education? Do you want to develop your artistic and dance technical expertise, and establish yourself as a performing dance artist? Bachelor in Dance gives you the opportunity! Bachelor in Dance is a three-year education that prepares you for a professional life as a performing and co-creative dance artist, or for further studies in dance. The main focus of the study programme is on contemporary dance, and includes both practical and theoretical courses that give you a comprehensive learning outcome. A high artistic level is the goal of the education. In the study programme you will be working with artists/guest choreographers of high international quality. The programme has also an international profile with employees from several countries and exchange students from Europe and the USA. The language of instruction is English, and admission will be open from November 2025.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• 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 video audition by January 15 as round 1. Round 2 is carried out physically in Stavanger. Applicants living outside Norway, Sweden or Denmark can apply for an exemption from the entrance exam in Stavanger. In such cases, the second round will be carried out by submitting a new supplementary video. For more information, please visit the programme's website.

See the official programme requirements for the accepted English-language evidence.

Preparation checklist; final document rules and certified translations are confirmed during application review.

This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.