Okuw ugry: halk döredijiligi (folklor we etnografiýa)

This educational program is designed to provide students with theoretical and practical foundations in the art of folklore. The program includes the main elements and genres of oral folk art, the history of folklore, the role and importance of traditions and rituals, the methodology of working with folklore-ethnographic communities, as well as their practical application.
To achieve these goals, you will develop theoretical and practical skills and adopt a methodological and creative approach to the performance process.
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Program Duration: 7 semesters (4 years)
Total Credits Required: 240 credits
Total Classroom Hours: 3030 hours
Professional Practice Hours: 450 hours
Final Qualifying Thesis Hours: 240 hours

Components of the Educational Process

Notes:

1. 1 credit equals 30 academic hours.

2. GPA is calculated in the third week of August.

3. The course "Folklore Community Performance" is divided into 7 modules.

4. The course "Staging Folklore Works" is divided into 7 modules.

5. The course "Dance" is divided into 7 modules.

6. The course "Solo Singing" is divided into 7 modules.

7. The course "Instrumental Performance" is divided into 7 modules.

8. When preparing the working curriculum, it is possible to change the volume of the course blocks by up to 5% and the volume of individual courses within the blocks by up to 10%, while maintaining the total classroom load.

9. The final state attestation period includes the defense of the final qualifying thesis.

10. Practical sessions and laboratory work for specialized courses will be conducted at higher education institutions as well as at partner organizations and enterprises.

11. To ensure the integrity of theory and practice, students' professional practice will be held at partner organizations and enterprises.