Hong Kong Academy for performing arts

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Founded by the Hong Kong Government in 1984, the Hong Kong Academy for performing arts (HKAPA) is the only tertiary institution providing professional education, training and research in the performing arts, stage arts, film and television. The school's teaching policy reflects the characteristics of Hong Kong's diverse culture, with both Chinese and Western art traditions.

The Academy of performing arts has the following colleges / disciplines:

-School of Dance - School of drama - School of film and television - School of music - School of science and art - Chinese opera

All five colleges offer diploma to bachelor's degree programs. The Academy for performing arts was accredited by the Hong Kong Council for academic accreditation in 1992. The degree programs of the college are screened by the Council for academic accreditation. Performance

The essence of performing arts education lies in the performance itself. As one of the most important performing venues in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Academy for performing arts (HKAPA) launches many different types of student productions every year, including opera, drama, dance, concerts and solos. Student productions are held all year round and are welcomed by the public. In addition, the college often invites local and international renowned music, dance and drama performing groups to perform. School site

The Hong Kong Academy for performing arts is located on the waterfront of Wan Chai. It has a number of venues suitable for all kinds of performances. With perfect facilities, it is comparable to the world-class theater or concert hall. The venue management department of the college is responsible for the management of the performance venues, providing technical, customer service and box office services for the producers and renters. College performances are usually open or free.

The site of the college is provided by the Hong Kong government, which subsidizes the college annually. The Hong Kong Jockey Club donated HK $300 million to build the school. The school opened in 1985. The Academy will strive to achieve the following goals:

-Establish the Institute to become an international excellent training institution for performing arts, science and art, television and film;

-We are committed to promoting training in performance, creativity, knowledge and technology, so as to preserve and develop the fine traditions of the performing arts, science and technology, television and film industries, as well as integrating various new elements and technologies;

-Focus on teaching and training students in the specialized subjects of the existing and novel artistic expression. At the same time, it will broaden students' horizons in different art fields, make them become practitioners in performing arts and related fields in the future, and even make the best preparation for students' lifelong learning and facing future changes;

-To provide the community with various levels of bachelor's, master's, continuing education and short-term professional training courses, and to organize outreach activities for the performing arts, scientific arts, television and film industries from time to time;

-Through the assistance of graduates in performing arts, the promotion of the public's lifelong interest in art, and the cultivation of school-age children's performing arts, the college's enthusiasm for the training of performing arts professionals will be implemented.

The Academy for performing arts is a challenging, outstanding and visionary institution. Its outstanding staff are dedicated to providing students with high quality teaching and training. By the time of graduation, the gifted students have become creative and responsible young people who are determined to devote themselves to performing arts.

Hong Kong Academy for performing arts

Nature of institutions: public

Education level: General Undergraduate

Location: Hong Kong

Admission telephone: 86-21-62759642

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Admission website: http://www.hkapa.edu

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