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Choreographic Art

Choreographic Art Master UNATC

The Master of Choreographic Arts allows holders of a Bachelor's degree in the field of choreography to develop, refine and deepen the technical skills gained in the first cycle of studies, to which is added the openness to research, in the sense of the complex artistic understanding of the creation of a choreographic production.


Graduates of higher education in the area of humanities studies can also enroll in this Master's degree, all those who wish to complete their studies by approaching new horizons related to their initial training or who wish to develop interdisciplinary research or research in areas of tangentiality with choreographic art.


The disciplines in the curriculum are oriented towards developing research capacity, creativity and innovation, in any of the genres of choreographic performance.

Registration is mandatory. online by accessing the 2BitsEDU platform.
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Complete portfolios/CVs are submitted after registration, only in electronic format. The candidate must ensure that all required elements are in the portfolio and can be accessed, otherwise he/she will not be admitted to the exam.

The University will make available to the candidate, but only after registering on the 2Edubits platform, a folder on a secure platform where he/she can upload the requested documents, a folder to which only the institution and the candidate have access. Access to the platform will be communicated to the email address used for registration.

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Candidates will submit the following documents with the application file:

  • An artistic project* in the field of Choreography (Ballet, Theater-Dance, Performance), which should contain:
    • theoretical argument,
    • an exposition of an artistic exploration direction related to the project theme,
    • the artistic vision of the development of the scenic approach,
    • references;
  • Recording of a choreographic work, a previous original creation of the candidate (15 minutes minimum).
    • The filming will be done with a fixed camera (without editing)

*The project must contain at least 7 pages.
The project will be written in Times New Roman font, size 12, justify, 1.5 line spacing, numbered pages. Romanian diacritics are mandatory.

Sample 1

Writing test
is scored from 1 to 10
duration: 3 hours

Written test on a topic of choreographic art theory, based on the competition bibliography.

Sample 2

Oral test
is scored from 1 to 10
30 minutes candidate

Project support colloquium based on the artistic project submitted upon registration.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

  • Angel, Sergiu: Dance – cultural archetype, Proarte Publishing House, Constanta, 2003
  • Banes, Sally: Avant-Garde Performance and the Effervescent Body, Duke University Press, 1993
  • Banes, Sally: Writing dancing: In the age of postmodernism, Wesleyan University Press, Hanover, 1994
  • Bartenieff, Irmgard; Lewis, Dori: Body movement: coping with the environment, Routledge & Kegan Paul, New York., 2002
  • Crickmay, Chris; Tufnell, Miranda: Body, space, image, notes towards improvisation and performance, Dance Books Ltd, London, 2006
  • Ginot, Isabelle; Michel, Marcelle: Dance in the 20th century, Larousse Publishing, 2006
  • Ianegic, Raluca: Void and Plenitude, ICR Publishing House, Bucharest, 2005
  • Iorgulescu, Liliana: Time, Space, Matter in Choreographic Language, Oscar Print Publishing House, Bucharest 2014
  • Koch Norris, Dorothy E.: Keynotes to Modern dance, Burgess Publishing Company, 3rd edition, Minneapolis, 1970
  • Laban, Rudolf: Modern educational dance, Macdonald & Evans Ltd, 3rd edition. Estover, Playmouth, 1975
  • Lepeki, Andre : Exhausting Dance, Routledge, New York, 2006
  • Lipps, Theodor: Aesthetics - the basics of aesthetics, Meridiane Publishing House, Bucharest, 1987

The books can be consulted at the UNATC Library.

CLAIMS:

  1. No appeals are allowed for oral/practical tests.
  2. The tests are scored on a scale of 1 to 10.
  3. The final grade is the arithmetic average of the two tests.
  4. The minimum admission average for places financed from the budget and for those with a fee cannot be less than 6,00 (six)

DIVISION CRITERIA IN CASE OF EQUAL AVERAGES:

  • Criterion 1. Average of the final exam – bachelor's degree.
  • Criterion 2. Overall average of years of study in the undergraduate university cycle.