University of Utah School of Dance - Collegiate Program - Ballet - Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)

330 South 1500 East, Rm 106, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112-0280
Not company affiliated
Offers double major
Early graduation offering unknown
Study abroad offering unknown
Styles: General Classical, Contemporary, Modern, Jazz, Other
Competitive
Financial Aid
Scholarship
In Person

Description

The University of Utah Ballet BFA offers rigorous training, multiple performances opportunities, and excellent academic courses for ballet majors. The minimum requirement for graduation is 122 credit hours, of which 36 to 39 hours must be fulfilled in general education courses. The ballet major is a restricted major and admissions is highly competitive. Students currently attending the BFA program arrive with years of pre-professional advanced training with four or more years of pointe work and/or advanced pre-professional male training. The Ballet Program has excellent production support that includes an outstanding technical production faculty and staff to oversee and facilitate performances, create stunning costumes for three-act classical ballets and contemporary works, and maintain the 330-seat Hayes-Christensen Theater and a fully equipped costume shop.

Sessions

Heart
Session Information
Ages:

18-25

Dates:

Not Provided

Men's Program?

Unknown

Tuition Options
(2)

Description:

In-state tuition 9,315 USD

Description:

Out-of-state tuition 29,837 USD

Housing

- Available

Housing (2)

Location:

On campus


Description:

The cost of housing at the University of Utah can range from $5,997 to $12,800 per year

Location:

On campus


Description:

The cost of housing at the University of Utah can range from $5,997 to $12,800 per year

Session Description

Opportunities abound for personal development at the University of Utah through intensive daily technique classes, pointe, variations, and men’s classes tailored to the student’s technique level. The department also offers vital experiences for students to develop artistically and creatively through numerous performances and choreographic opportunities. The faculty is committed to teaching a wide spectrum of courses; and the department offers a curriculum designed to develop dancers who are versatile, technically articulate, and well prepared for their futures. To accomplish this level of expertise, the curriculum includes courses in repertory and performance skills; partnering; pedagogy; music; character dance; ballet history; choreography; modern dance; kinesiology; dance conditioning; and technical theatre/lighting. While professional preparation and training is the main focus of undergraduate study, students also receive an excellent general education from exceptional teachers at the University of Utah in the physical sciences, social and behavioral sciences, fine arts, and humanities. Contributing to a rich inner life are collaborative arts experiences within the college, and opportunities for internships and outreach activities.

Last updated: Nov. 17, 2024