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The Danish National School of Theatre and Contemporary Dance

By offering eleven different educations in all aspects of theatre and contemporary dance, The Danish National School of Performing Arts (Statens Scenekunstskole) is the main educational institution in Denmark within the fields of acting, dance, choreography, scenography, light and sound design, musical accompaniment for dance, dance partnership, production and stage management. The Danish National School of Performing Arts hosts about 130 students, who work in an interdisciplinary study environment, where it is possible to focus on your own subject while also engaging in productions and performances of all sizes. The students’ professional competence is developed through internships and through teaching and training from a number of professional educators from Denmark and abroad. At The Danish National School of Performing Arts we are happy to welcome students from all parts of the world. We offer more than ten different theatre and dance programmes with students from many different countries.  (Source: the university’s website)

Degree Courses Taught in English: Yes
Online/Distance courses offered: TBC
Bachelors Course Duration: Semesters (N/A) Years (N/A)
Masters Course Duration: Semesters (4) Years (2)

Arts & Humanities

  • Postgraduate in Dance Partnership
  • Musical Accompaniment for Dance

This University currently has no English taught Online or Distance Courses listed.

None required.

Proficency in English is required.

Information on working in Denmark whilst studying as well as links can be found in the university’s ‘student handbook’, downloadable PDF is available at:

http://scenekunstskolen.dk/sites/default/files/International%20Students%20Handbook-2014-2015_0.pdf

Alternatively for student jobs in Denmark you can also browse the ‘Work in Denmark’ website at:

https://www.workindenmark.dk/

Please Note. It can be difficult to find student jobs, but it is allowed for EU nationals and non EU nationals (up to 15 hours per week). In order to apply for a residence permit for Denmark, students must document that they have paid the required tuition fee. If you have been granted a tuition waiver you must instead document that you dispose of DKK 4200 (approx. €563) per month (in all DKK 50000 = approx. €6703) by including e.g. a bank statement in your own name or documentation for a grant or scholarship.