Bachelor Programme in Performing Arts – Make-up and Wig Design
Please note! This program has Swedish as its main language of instruction. More information about how to apply can be found here on SKH:s Swedish website.
Bachelor Programme in Performing Arts
Working within the performing arts entails many possibilities. Performances can be presented in many different shapes and environments. Artists within the field work within many different genres and in collaborations with other art forms. Our former students work at different performing arts' institutions, such as theatres, opera houses, dance venues, event management firms, concert houses, independent artistic companies, and in independent projects, where they have extended the boundaries for where and how performing arts can be presented. A BA-program in the performing arts also gives you the possibility to continue further studies, for instance in an MA-program.
Nine different specialisations
The bachelor’s programme in Performing Arts comprises nine different specialisations: Costume Design, Scenography, Playwriting and Dramaturgy, Make-up and Wig Design, Sound Design, Light Design, Technical Coordination and Production for the Performing Arts, Production Management for the Performing Arts and Theatre Directing.
You choose one of the specialisations but take many courses alongside students from the other specialisations within the bachelor’s programme.
Bachelor Specialisation in Make-up and Wig Design
You will develop your own artistic means of expression within make-up and wig design, both practically and theoretically. You will work on creating make-up and wig designs based on design principles, craftsmanship, independent conceptual work and reflection on artistic choices. You will also explore the relationship between make-up and wig design and history and society. You will learn to contribute to the visual dramaturgy of the performing arts and understand how your work contributes to the performing arts as a whole.
Information
Study period: 30 August 2027–9 June 2030
Education scope: 180 credits
Teaching language: Swedish
Study location: Stockholm
Study pace: 100 %
Subject area: Performing Arts
Application period: 1 December 2026–15 January 2027
Course syllabus/programme syllabus:Download