Bachelor's Degree in Visual Arts and Dance

Artistic Knowledge:

• Artistic experience through continuous stage practices throughout the career.
• Body techniques of dance and theater.
• Interpretation techniques.
• Direction of performers.
• Choreographic composition techniques.
• Stage direction.
• Set design and lighting.
• History of the Performing Arts and its evolution.
• Methodological foundations of academic techniques applied to Visual Arts and Dance.

Technical Knowledge:

• Audiovisual communication techniques.
• New technologies in entertainment.
• Management of interactive media.
• Technologies applied to choreographic composition, set design, and editing.

Theoretical-Practical Knowledge:

• Modern language.
• Critique and writing.
• Intellectual Property and Copyright.
• Technologies applied to choreographic composition, set design, and editing.

Access Access to the official Bachelor's degree programs will require possession of a high school diploma or equivalent and passing the test referred to in Article 42 of Organic Law 6/2001 on Universities, amended by Law 4/2007 of April 12, without prejudice to other access mechanisms provided by current regulations. The number of places offered for new admissions is:

• Fuenlabrada Campus: 75 places (including places for admission by transfer)

Consult about the different requirements and necessary documents, the specific test, and the procedure for the recognition of foreign degrees.

The University Degree in Visual Arts and Dance provides the necessary skills to link future performing arts and dance professionals with the creative audiovisual industry, film, performing and communication technologies, advertising, and cultural industries.

Graduates will be able to find multiple career opportunities in traditional occupations of their specialty such as performers, choreographers, artistic directors, technical directors, producers, and filmmakers within any musical, theatrical, dance, or audiovisual and film production.

The obtained professional profile offers the necessary skills to work in Communication Companies, Advertising Agencies, the Creative Audiovisual Industry, and the Entertainment Industry, as well as to serve as teachers, and as specialized critics in theater, dance, or film within the fields of journalism, artistic research, and cultural institutions.

Their training allows them to work as heritage conservators of both tangible and intangible assets, provide services as documentarians of artistic collections, and generally participate in the study and rescue of cultural traditions. They will also be able to work in the cultural areas of different municipalities as cultural activity programmers, project managers, and leisure monitors.

Rey Juan Carlos University

Rey Juan Carlos University is a young and dynamic institution at your service, providing you with quality education through a wide and excellent academic offer, and contributing to the forefront of knowledge, the results of which are reflected in national and international rankings.

Convinced of its public service vocation, whether you are a student or considering studying at URJC, we make all our capabilities available to you for your education. Our University offers you a team of passionate professors dedicated to providing you with the best training. They are, at the same time, dynamic, flexible professionals adapted to new teaching methodologies. You also have access to modern facilities equipped to meet methodological needs, as well as laboratories and many other services outside the classrooms.

Studying at Rey Juan Carlos means entering an ideal learning environment that will help you achieve your personal and professional goals in the most exciting future.

Although it was established to serve the people of the Community of Madrid, we are committed to all Spaniards and citizens of the European Union. We are part of the International Consortium of Universities, EULIST, along with 9 other European universities, and we are very proud of the special bond that unites us with Latin America.

The university has five campuses: Aranjuez, Alcorcón, Fuenlabrada, Madrid (with several locations), and Móstoles.

The University offers a series of scholarships and aid to students, including:

• Own scholarships
• Scholarships from the Ministry of Education
• From the Community of Madrid
• Santander Bank Scholarships
• Scholarships from the Government of the Basque Country
• Scholarships from the Once Foundation
• Scholarships from the Occident Foundation
• CEDEX Scholarships