Choreography
Learn about our programme’s activities, content of studies, current events and latest publications.

Learn about our programme’s activities, content of studies, current events and latest publications.
The Choreography Degree Programme is an active contributor to the field of choreography. We promote the development of the artistic field, mutual and intercultural understanding and strengthening of the independence of dance art, and cooperation with other art forms.
Matters related to admissions:
teak.admissions@uniarts.fi
The ethical guidelines are recommended to be followed as applicable and as suitable for each specific art field, actor and situation, along with the relevant legislation. Read the guidelines online here.
Read more about the studies in the choreography programme.
Develop your artistic voice and articulate your research to be able to contribute to society and work as an artist of the future.
Studies in the master’s programme in choreography include individual artistic projects that each focus on different approaches and aspects of choreography and collaboration.
Theoretical studies offer a place to ponder, explore and research topical discourses, methodologies, and conceptual tools within choreography and performance and in relation to larger societal and philosophical contexts.
The choreography program initiates, participates, and collaborates on the jointly organized events at Uniarts Helsinki.
The platform supports Nordic educational exchange and collaboration in the field of choreography. It is part of the annual studies of the master’s programme in choreography. The implementation of the studies varies from year to year.
TeaK Centre for Joint Studies (YOK) offers optional studies and courses for all Uniarts students.
The collaborative and multidisciplinary course between Theatre Academy and Aalto University has been organised every other year since 1994.
Take advantage of the Open University’s high-quality instruction in music, fine arts, theatre and dance at the University of the Arts Helsinki.
Tuition fees at Uniarts Helsinki are applicable to BA and MA students who study in English and who are not citizens of EU, EEA, or Switzerland.
The first doctoral dissertation from Theatre Academy was published in 2001. MA programme in choreography has a strongly research oriented approach to choreography, that gives the student good readiness for postgraduate studies. The programme collaborates with the Performing Arts Research Center TUTKE. It is also a crucial agent in Theatre Academy’s publication series Kinesis, that focuses on research on dance.
Browse the artistic research dissertations on Acta Scenica’s homepage.
Browse the Kinesis publications on dance art.
Read the MA thesis’ in Helda service.
See examples of past lectures