Overview

Located in the center of Oslo, the capital of Norway, NSKI University College is a small but highly professional institution that offers three-year bachelor's degree programs in acting, musicals, screenwriting and directing.

History and establishment

The school was established in 2009 as a vocational school and received its first accredited bachelor's degree program in 2014.

School Strength

Faculty: The teaching team is experienced. They not only have a deep background in the Norwegian film, television, drama and music industries, but also come from countries outside the Nordic region such as the United States, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, which can bring international perspectives and professional knowledge to students. In addition, the school often invites professional actors from Norway and abroad as guest teachers, so that students can keep abreast of industry trends.

Teaching mode: All four educational courses are mainly teacher-led teaching, using small classes and focusing on one-to-one teaching. Teachers pay high attention to students, and students can get more adequate and high-quality guidance, so as to develop faster and better.

Institutional nature

NSKI University College It is a private university college.

Educational philosophy

Based on method performance, it focuses on cultivating students' comprehensive literacy and practical ability in the fields of film, television, drama and music, encourages students of different majors to carry out cooperative projects, cultivates students' team spirit, enables students to have a common understanding of the creative process behind excellent film, television, drama and musical works, and prepares students for future careers as actors, directors, screenwriters and music artists at home and abroad.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Performance, musicals, screenwriting and directing are the key disciplines of the school. Its curriculum is closely centered around these professional fields, focusing on the combination of theory and practice, and cultivating students' professional skills and creativity in performing arts.

Key laboratories: No clear key laboratories were found for the school, but the school may have some practice places and equipment related to performance and drama production for students to rehearse, perform and create.

Department Settings

The school does not clearly divide its departments, and mainly conducts teaching and research activities around performing arts related majors.

Ranking

The specific ranking of the school in international or domestic authoritative university rankings has not been found, but as the only college in Scandinavia that uses method acting as the basis for most courses, it has certain professionalism and uniqueness in the field of performing arts education.

Cost

The school's clear tuition standards have not been found.

Campus

Location: Located at 32 St. Olav Street in Oslo, adjacent to the Royal Palace, surrounded by the capital's film and television and performing arts environment, providing students with convenient conditions for access to industry resources and practical opportunities.

Campus Environment: Although no detailed description of the campus environment has been found, as a college focusing on performing arts education, its campus environment should be able to meet students' learning and practice needs, and provide students with a comfortable and artistic learning and creative space.