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Iceland University of the Arts · Iceland

Contemporary Dance Practices BA

A three-year arts degree in Reykjavík.

Where
ReykjavíkIceland
Degree
BA
Length
3 years
Taught in
English
Starts
Autumn 2027
Apply by
25 January 2027
Admission
SelectiveAudition
EU/EEA fee
FreeISK 100,000 registration fee
More facts
Degree
BA
Length
3 years
Taught in
English
Starts
Autumn 2027

Deadlines

  1. 25 January 2027

    Application deadline, with cover letter and two videos
    Hard deadline
    DetailsSource
  2. 12 February 2027

    Step 1 results emailed by this date
    DetailsSource
  3. 17 March 2027

    Confirm your place by paying the registration fee, before this date
    Hard deadline
    DetailsSource
All dates for this programme (4 more)
  1. 19 February 2027

    Online group assessment (step 2 assignments due before 17 Feb)
    DetailsSource
  2. 20 February 2027

    In-person group assessment in Reykjavík; interviews 20–21 Feb
    DetailsSource
  3. 3 March 2027

    Committee results emailed before this date
    DetailsSource
  4. 6 July 2027*

    IB results released
    DetailsSource

* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.

Every date in Iceland

What it is

Three-year contemporary dance degree taught in English: daily technical training, improvisation and composition, theory, and a fifth semester on exchange or in a professional internship. 180 ECTS.

What you need

  • Two dance videos with the application, then an online or in-person group assessment and interview. Prior dance education at upper-secondary level is preferred.
Requirements in full

Every IB applicant at Iceland University of the Arts

LHÍ does not name the IB: it asks for a matriculation exam or a comparable foreign school-leaving exam. Selection is by videos, audition and interview; EU/EEA applicants' English is judged at interview.

Where it says so

Check it on lhi.is

How places are decided

    • Audition
    • Interview
    Two videos, then a group assessment and interview with a three-person committee. School grades, arts training and experience are weighed together.
Sources (1)
  1. Contemporary Dance Practices BA at LHÍ — checked 2026-09-26