Detailed introduction of Odessa National Music Academy A. V. Nezhdanova:

Introduction

Odessa National Music Academy A. V. Nezhdanova is one of the oldest music colleges in Ukraine and a member of the European Association of Music Colleges. It is the center of professional music education and art in southern Ukraine and has trained many outstanding musicians, composers and other professionals.

Overview

Student size: Currently, there are 200 international students and more than 100 advanced students from more than 50 countries studying here.

Faculty: The college has many excellent teachers, including academicians of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, doctors of arts, professors, etc. Many teachers have won the Ukrainian Medal of Merit and the title of Outstanding Artist, and have doctoral and associate doctoral qualifications.

History

The history of the college can be traced back to the Odessa Music School established in 1897. In 1913, on its basis, V.A. Nezhdanova, chairman of the Odessa branch of the Russian Imperial Music Association, founded the Odessa Music School. Orlov and others donated to establish the Odessa Conservatory, which was the fourth higher education music conservatory in the Russian Empire after St. Petersburg, Moscow and Saratov. In 1999, it joined the European Association of Music Schools and Conservatories, and in 2000 it was included in the list of higher education institutions in Ukraine and Germany - members of the intergovernmental cooperation agreement.

Establishment time

September 8, 1913.

School strength

Teaching staff: The teachers are of high quality. There are academicians of the National Academy of Music, national meritorious actors, and national actors working here. They were all winners of international competitions when they were young. Vocal music and other majors that require piano accompaniment have full-time piano accompaniment, and they are all professional pianists.

Teaching facilities: The school provides students with good teaching facilities, including professional concert halls, rehearsal rooms, piano rooms, etc., to meet the needs of students' daily practice and performances.

Teaching achievements: Since its establishment, the school has trained more than 8,000 musicians and composers, such as the famous musicians I. Gilels, B. Rutjanka, D. Oistrakh, etc. The students trained by the school have won many awards in international music competitions, such as 4 gold medalists of Tchaikovsky Vocal Competition, BBC Cardiff, UK Winner of the Crystal Cup of the International Vocal Competition, etc.

Nature of the institution

Public university.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' professional skills and artistic qualities, emphasize one-to-one split teaching, provide students with personalized educational guidance, enable students to get in-depth learning and development in their respective professional fields, and strive to cultivate high-quality music talents with international standards.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: piano, violin, solo singing, wind instruments, folk instruments, music theory and musicology, chorus conducting, opera and symphony conducting, composition, cultural studies and other majors have a high level in teaching and scientific research.

Key laboratories: Although the key laboratories are not explicitly mentioned, from the perspective of its teaching practice, the school is equipped with professional music rehearsal halls, recording studios and other teaching practice places, which can be regarded as important "laboratories" for students to practice and create art.

Department

The college has piano theory department, orchestra department, vocal chorus department, etc., covering many music professional fields.

Ranking

The school is one of the leading higher education institutions in Ukraine and Europe. Its specific ranking in the international authoritative rankings has not been found, but its reputation and influence in the field of music education make it highly recognized in the industry.

Expenses

Tuition fees: Undergraduate tuition fees are about US$4,000/year, master's degree tuition fees are about US$5,000/year, doctoral degree tuition fees are about US$5,000/year, language preparatory courses are US$1,000, and the Conservatory of Music charges US$1,000 for professional courses.

Accommodation fees: The school provides dormitories, 2-person rooms are US$40/month, 3-person rooms are US$35/month, and 4-person rooms are US$30/month.

Other expenses: Medical insurance, food and other expenses are about US$2,000-2,500 per year on average.

Campus

Teaching environment: The campus is located in Odessa, with a good teaching environment and facilities. It provides students with professional concert halls, rehearsal rooms, piano rooms, etc. to meet the needs of students' daily practice and performances. .

Living environment: The school is surrounded by complete living facilities, including dormitories, canteens, supermarkets, etc., which provide convenience for students' daily life. In addition, Odessa has a strong artistic atmosphere, and there are various forms of artistic performances every day. For example, the 200-year-old Odessa Opera House performs classical operas, ballets, concerts, etc. every day. Students can enjoy free treatment for operas and concerts with their student ID cards.