Introduction

Stockholm University of the Arts is a public arts university located in Stockholm, Sweden, focusing on education and research in the fields of circus, dance, dance education, film, media, opera, and performing arts.

Overview

Number of students and faculty: The school has 702 students and 139 faculty.

Course settings: Undergraduate and master's programs are offered, covering professional fields such as dance, drama, film and media, and opera.

History and establishment time

In 2012, the Swedish government issued a ministerial committee directive to merge the Dance and Circus School, the University School of Opera, and the Stockholm Drama School. On January 1, 2014, Stockholm University of the Arts was officially established. Since January 1, 2020, the school no longer uses the names of its three predecessor institutions.

School Strength

Faculty: Most of the teachers are professionals with rich experience and professional knowledge in the field of art. They not only have teaching ability, but also have made remarkable achievements in their respective artistic practices, and can provide professional guidance and inspiration for students.

Scientific research level: As a young art university, the school actively conducts art research and is committed to promoting the development and innovation of artistic knowledge. The school's research results have had a certain impact in the Swedish and even international art circles, providing theoretical support for art education and practice.

Teaching resources: The school has advanced teaching facilities and equipment, such as libraries, performance venues, rehearsal rooms, recording studios, photography studios, etc., which provide students with good learning and practice conditions. In addition, the school has established extensive cooperative relations with domestic and foreign art institutions, cultural organizations, etc., providing students with abundant internship and performance opportunities.

Institutional Nature

Public University.

Educational Philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' creativity, expression and practical ability, emphasizing the close connection between art and society, encouraging students to explore social issues and express personal views in artistic creation and performance, and cultivating artistic talents with social responsibility and innovative spirit. The school is committed to creating an international teaching and research environment, promoting exchanges and cooperation between students and teachers from different cultural backgrounds, and promoting the diversified development of art.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: dance, drama, film, media, opera, performing arts and other disciplines are the school's key development disciplines. These disciplines have achieved remarkable results in teaching, scientific research and artistic practice, laying a solid foundation for the school's development.

Key laboratories and research centers: No clear key laboratories were found in the school, but each professional discipline of the school is equipped with corresponding practical teaching facilities and research venues, providing support for students and teachers' artistic creation and research.

Department

The school was formed by the merger of the Dance Academy, Opera Academy and Drama Academy. No clear division of departments was found, but in teaching and research, it can be roughly divided into different professional fields such as dance, circus, film, media, opera, performing arts, etc.

Ranking

No clear and authoritative comprehensive ranking of the school in the world was found, but it has a certain reputation and influence in the field of Nordic art education.

Expenses

No specific tuition information for the school was found. However, public universities in Sweden usually have relatively low tuition fees, and there may be some scholarships and grants available for application.

Campus

Location: Located in Stockholm, the specific address is Stockholms konstnärliga högskola, Sveavägen 166, 113 46 Stockholm. It is located in the cultural and artistic center of the Swedish capital. The surrounding art atmosphere is strong, and there are many theaters, museums, art galleries and other cultural venues, providing students with rich art resources and cultural exchange opportunities.

Campus environment: The campus has a unique architectural style, combining modern and traditional elements to create an artistic learning and creation atmosphere. The campus is fully equipped with teaching buildings, libraries, performing arts centers, student dormitories, restaurants, etc., providing students with convenient learning and living conditions.