Technogenic art: film, television and radio sound direction

This academic program is aimed at developing deep theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the art of sound directing. During the course, students learn the theoretical foundations of working with sound in film, television, radio, and mass theater performances, genre characteristics, interaction with actors, creation of soundscapes, and technologies for recording and artistic processing of sound.

The curriculum includes practical lessons, masterclasses with mentors, and creative projects on real stage platforms, allowing students to develop essential technical and artistic qualities in sound directing.

Study with us — and achieve your goals in the world of stage and film sound!

Program duration: 7 semesters (4 years), 240 credits required
Total classroom hours: 3030
Internship hours: 450
Final qualification project: 240 hours

Structure of the curriculum:

• Theoretical and practical education — 105 weeks (semesters 1–7)

• Professional internship — 15 weeks (semesters 2, 4, 6, 8)

• Attestation periods — 14 weeks (semesters 1–7)

• Final state certification — 4 weeks (semester 8)

• Holidays — 54 weeks (semesters 1–8)

• Total: 240 credits

Notes:

• 1 credit = 30 academic hours

• GPA is determined in the third week of August

• “Sound Directing Skills” is taught in 7 modules

• “Sound Recording Accessories” — 6 modules

• “Musical Sound Effects” — 7 modules

• Minor changes in load per subject block allowed (5–10%)

• Classes may be held individually (1–4), in small groups (2–12), regular (13–25), or combined (up to 100)

• Practice takes place in higher education institutions and base organizations

• Final certification includes defense of the final project

• “Physical Education and Sports” is offered optionally through sports clubs