History and Theory of Theatre and Criticism
52,000 USDTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Performing Arts
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
History and Theory of Theatre and Criticism
GITIS provides two fields of study — History of Russian Theatre and History of Foreign Theatre. Professors in charge of the learning process have PhD degrees in Art Sciences. Students take part in theatre festivals in Russia and abroad, discuss performances with directors and actors and therefore receive an excellent liberal arts education. Upon completion of the 4-year Bachelor’s programme, students can continue their education on the 2-year Master’s programme. Graduates become specialists in theatre history and theory, theatre critics, editors on TV and radio, as well as in magazines and newspapers.
Theory Students obtain a full course of liberal arts education, including such disciplines as history, history of Russian and foreign theatre, history of Russian and foreign literature, history of the cinema, music, philosophy, pedagogics and psychology, history of critics, drama theory and many others.
Practice During their course of study they also participate in theatrical seminars, conferences on the problems of traditional and modern theatre, write reviews and do practical training in the major Moscow theatres and mass media.
Language As long as it’s a theoretical faculty and students need to write and communicate in Russian, they also obtain a good knowledge of the Russian language as a bonus.
Diploma After students write their graduation thesis, they get the state diploma.
GITIS provides two fields of study — History of Russian Theatre and History of Foreign Theatre. Professors in charge of the learning process have PhD degrees in Art Sciences. Students take part in theatre festivals in Russia and abroad, discuss performances with directors and actors and therefore receive an excellent liberal arts education. Upon completion of the 4-year Bachelor’s programme, students can continue their education on the 2-year Master’s programme. Graduates become specialists in theatre history and theory, theatre critics, editors on TV and radio, as well as in magazines and newspapers.
Theory Students obtain a full course of liberal arts education, including such disciplines as history, history of Russian and foreign theatre, history of Russian and foreign literature, history of the cinema, music, philosophy, pedagogics and psychology, history of critics, drama theory and many others.
Practice During their course of study they also participate in theatrical seminars, conferences on the problems of traditional and modern theatre, write reviews and do practical training in the major Moscow theatres and mass media.
Language As long as it’s a theoretical faculty and students need to write and communicate in Russian, they also obtain a good knowledge of the Russian language as a bonus.
Diploma After students write their graduation thesis, they get the state diploma.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Performing Arts
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
History and Theory of Theatre and Criticism
GITIS provides two fields of study — History of Russian Theatre and History of Foreign Theatre. Professors in charge of the learning process have PhD degrees in Art Sciences. Students take part in theatre festivals in Russia and abroad, discuss performances with directors and actors and therefore receive an excellent liberal arts education. Upon completion of the 4-year Bachelor’s programme, students can continue their education on the 2-year Master’s programme. Graduates become specialists in theatre history and theory, theatre critics, editors on TV and radio, as well as in magazines and newspapers.
Theory Students obtain a full course of liberal arts education, including such disciplines as history, history of Russian and foreign theatre, history of Russian and foreign literature, history of the cinema, music, philosophy, pedagogics and psychology, history of critics, drama theory and many others.
Practice During their course of study they also participate in theatrical seminars, conferences on the problems of traditional and modern theatre, write reviews and do practical training in the major Moscow theatres and mass media.
Language As long as it’s a theoretical faculty and students need to write and communicate in Russian, they also obtain a good knowledge of the Russian language as a bonus.
Diploma After students write their graduation thesis, they get the state diploma.
GITIS provides two fields of study — History of Russian Theatre and History of Foreign Theatre. Professors in charge of the learning process have PhD degrees in Art Sciences. Students take part in theatre festivals in Russia and abroad, discuss performances with directors and actors and therefore receive an excellent liberal arts education. Upon completion of the 4-year Bachelor’s programme, students can continue their education on the 2-year Master’s programme. Graduates become specialists in theatre history and theory, theatre critics, editors on TV and radio, as well as in magazines and newspapers.
Theory Students obtain a full course of liberal arts education, including such disciplines as history, history of Russian and foreign theatre, history of Russian and foreign literature, history of the cinema, music, philosophy, pedagogics and psychology, history of critics, drama theory and many others.
Practice During their course of study they also participate in theatrical seminars, conferences on the problems of traditional and modern theatre, write reviews and do practical training in the major Moscow theatres and mass media.
Language As long as it’s a theoretical faculty and students need to write and communicate in Russian, they also obtain a good knowledge of the Russian language as a bonus.
Diploma After students write their graduation thesis, they get the state diploma.
Admission Requirements
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
52,000 USD
International
52,000 USD
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