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With its strong focus on international importance of art, science and culture, the Belarusian State Academy of Arts (BSAA) continuously strives to establish and maintain broad long-term cooperation with higher education institution of arts both in Europe and worldwide.
The Belarusian State Academy of Arts (Belarusian: Беларуская дзяржаўная акадэмія мастацтваў; Russian: Белорусская государственная академия искусств) is a state-owned institution of higher education in Minsk, Belarus. [1]
- Why the Academy?
- Information on Admission
- WHY THE ACADEMY?
- FACULTY OF DESIGN AND DECORATIVE AND APPLIED ARTS
- RE-
- MASTER’S DEGREE COURSE
- POSTGRADUATE STUDY
- TUITION FEES
- EXHIBITION HALLS “ACADEMIA” AND “KODEX”
- CENTRE OF EXPERIMENTAL DIRECTION
- LIBRARY
- SPORT HALL
- CAFÉ “MÜNCHHAUSEN”
- CONTACT INFORMATION
- INFORMATION ON ADMISSION
- How to Apply
- If you would like to apply, submit the following documents by post, fax or email at international@bdam.by
- AN APPLICANT’S PORTFOLIO PREPARATION TIPS
- ACTING TECHNIQUE
- THEATRE DIRECTING
- ART HISTORY AREAS OF SPECIALITY (ART FACULTY, THEATRE FACULTY, AND FACULTY OF SCREEN ARTS):
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- Student Life. After Classes
- Cultural life in Minsk
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Faculties and Specialities. Period of Study Master’s Degree Course Postgraduate Study Language of Instruction Preparatory Department Tuition Fees Accommodation and Facilities Contact Information
How to Apply An Applicant’s Portfolio Preparation Tips Visas How to Get to Belarus How to Find us Things to Do First upon your Arrival in Minsk Where to Stay in Minsk
Faculties and Specialities. Period of Study Master’s Degree Course Postgraduate Study Language of Instruction Preparatory Department Tuition Fees Accommodation and Facilities Contact Information The Belarusian State Academy of Arts (BSAA) has had a rich and illustrious history since its establishment in 1945 producing outstanding graduates in a vas...
Three-Dimensional Design Means of Production and Vehicle Design Consumer Products Design Furniture Design Objects and Spaces Design Exposition Design Interior Design Graphic Design Photographics Communication Design TV Advertising Multimedia Design Decorative and Applied Arts (Ceramics) Decorative and Applied Arts (Textiles) Decorative and Applied ...
This offers individual and group internships, further training and retraining courses in various specialities.
master’s degree course is the second stage of higher education aiming at in-depth professional training, study of modern scientific achievements in the arts and trends in modern art; formation of knowledge and skills of research and educational activities which act as a foundation for undertaking a postgraduate (PhD) programme and/or enhance your e...
To be admitted into a PhD Programme which corresponds to Candidate of Sci-ence degree programme in our country applicants should have their master’s degree, an inclination for research work confirmed by scientific publications, participation in research projects, scientific conferences, seminars, etc. PhD programmes are offered in Theatre Art Fine ...
Foreign nationals can apply for study only on a fee-paying basis in all specialities at all faculties of the Academy (except for specialities of Film and TV Directing (Film) and Cinematography (Film) in which education is only at the expense of the budget. Tuition fees are charged in Belarusian roubles at the rate of the National Bank of the Republ...
They include diploma works and the best course as well as creative works of the students of the Art Faculties and the Faculty of Design and Decorative and Applied Arts. Since their establishing, a lot of exhibitions have been held, and performances and happenings, including international ones, have taken place in these exhibition halls. The exhibit...
The Centre aims to support young talented directors, actors and set design-ers at the stage of their training, creative formation and further professional growth.
The library provides lending and reference services of the core material to sup-port all the courses and satisfies the information need. The specialist staff will help you find the information you need.
Every student is welcome to participate in numerous sports activities. One can choose between basketball, table tennis, swimming, etc. Academic sports con-tests are held annually in various sports.
Close to the main building there is a café of the Academy. The menu is quite varied. You can also just sit down and drink a cup of tea, coffee or other hot or cold beverages.
Detailed information on each specialty, tuition cost, a list of documents required for admission to a degree, etc. can be found on the website of the Academy: www.bdam.by. For further information on the issues mentioned above or assistance with your application please contact the International Relations Department: international@bdam.by.
How to Apply An Applicant’s Portfolio Preparation Tips Visas How to Get to Belarus How to Find us Things to Do First upon your Arrival in Minsk Where to Stay in Minsk
An international applicant willing to take the full course is re-quired to have completed his/her secondary education. For MA and PhD studies, the applicant must have Bachelor’s and Mas-ter’s degrees or an equivalent respectively. International students coming to BSAA are expected to cover tuition costs, which vary depending on the degree of educat...
a filled in application form (can be downloaded from the website www.bdam.by or requested by email at international@bdam.by) a copy of the passport and its notarized translation into Russian/Belarusian copies of the education certificate and the tran-script with their notarized translation into Russian/Be-larusian your portfolio (examples of your w...
The obligatory set of documents includes the portfolio that makes it possible to assess your suitability for the chosen course.
videos showing the applicant’s makings of an actor and abilities to master the profession of an actor: stage voice and speech technique (a fable, a poem, a pas-sage of prose no longer than 3 minutes, a monologue from a play) vocals (a vocal number set to music or without music) stage movement technique (a dance number or a plastic exercise) acting ...
videos of a play (concert), clips (no longer than 3 minutes) showing the applicant’s abilities for artistic and figurative thinking and for the director’s vision of a scenic work, a script (translated into Russian); videos showing the applicant’s makings of an actor: stage voice and speech technique (a fable, a poem, a pas-sage of prose no longer t...
• a review of or an essay on films, plays or fine arts works (depending on the area of speciality) translated into Russian.
A student visa is issued by the Consular Department of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in your country of residence. Remember that student visas are not issued at the border. For complete information on visa requirements, cost and obtaining pro-cedure see http://www.mfa.gov.by/.
Belarusian and Russian (other languages of business commu-nication are Russian, English and German)
You can exchange your money at exchange ofices that can be found at the airport, at the railway station, at big super-markets as well as at banks. The most commonly accepted currencies at exchange ofices and banks are US dollars, eu-ros and Russian roubles. You cannot pay in stores with euros, dollars or any other foreign currency.
There are a lot of cashpoints where you can withdraw money and they are easy to find in any bank, supermarket and shopping centre, or in most main streets. All cashpoints have Belarusian, Russian, English and Chinese menus.
You can pay by your credit card in shopping centres, supermarkets and in most shops, as well as in restaurants, cafés and bars. Online payment systems are also available in Belarus. Measure system: metric
Few people can resist the temptation of Minsk’s attractions. The centre is the most attractive part of the city where you can enjoy itsmost exciting and dynam-ic views, where the most interesting architectural ensembles, shady parks and green boulevards, sculptures and fountains, museums and theatres, concert halls and cinemas, cosy cafes and bars ...
Few people can resist the temptation of Minsk’s attractions. The centre is the most attractive part of the city where you can enjoy itsmost exciting and dynam-ic views, where the most interesting architectural ensembles, shady parks and green boulevards, sculptures and fountains, museums and theatres, concert halls and cinemas, cosy cafes and bars ...
Few people can resist the temptation of Minsk’s attractions. The centre is the most attractive part of the city where you can enjoy itsmost exciting and dynam-ic views, where the most interesting architectural ensembles, shady parks and green boulevards, sculptures and fountains, museums and theatres, concert halls and cinemas, cosy cafes and bars ...
Few people can resist the temptation of Minsk’s attractions. The centre is the most attractive part of the city where you can enjoy itsmost exciting and dynam-ic views, where the most interesting architectural ensembles, shady parks and green boulevards, sculptures and fountains, museums and theatres, concert halls and cinemas, cosy cafes and bars ...
Few people can resist the temptation of Minsk’s attractions. The centre is the most attractive part of the city where you can enjoy itsmost exciting and dynam-ic views, where the most interesting architectural ensembles, shady parks and green boulevards, sculptures and fountains, museums and theatres, concert halls and cinemas, cosy cafes and bars ...
Few people can resist the temptation of Minsk’s attractions. The centre is the most attractive part of the city where you can enjoy itsmost exciting and dynam-ic views, where the most interesting architectural ensembles, shady parks and green boulevards, sculptures and fountains, museums and theatres, concert halls and cinemas, cosy cafes and bars ...
Few people can resist the temptation of Minsk’s attractions. The centre is the most attractive part of the city where you can enjoy itsmost exciting and dynam-ic views, where the most interesting architectural ensembles, shady parks and green boulevards, sculptures and fountains, museums and theatres, concert halls and cinemas, cosy cafes and bars ...
Jan 17, 2001 · The Belarusian State Academy of Arts (BSAA), founded in 1945 and based in Minsk, is the only higher education institution of arts in the Republic of Belarus preparing students for a career as an artist, an actor, a theatre, film and TV director, a designer, an art historian, etc.
The Belarusian State Academy of Arts has status as a leading institution of the national system of art and cultural education alongside the Belarusian State Academy of Music and the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts.
With its strong focus on international importance of art, science and culture, the Belarusian State Academy of Arts (BSAA) continuously strives to establish and maintain broad long-term cooperation with higher education institution of arts both in Europe and worldwide.
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