Over 1700 submissions made by potential candidates
The Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts (ASICA) has seen a surge in interest for its educational offerings, with over 1700 applications received as of the latest update. Among the most popular fields at ASICA are social-cultural activity and applied informatics, each attracting a significant number of applicants.
In the social-cultural activity sector, ASICA has received 283 applications. The field of Folk Cultural Studies, with profiles such as management of ethno-cultural centres, dance groups, non-professional theatre, and filmmaking/photo-video art studios, is particularly popular. The Sociocultural Activities field, with profiles including project management, directing and producing cultural and leisure programs, and filmmaking technologies, is another draw for prospective students.
For those interested in applied informatics, ASICA has received 208 applications. Graphics, specifically for the "Animator and Computer Graphics Artist" programme, has also garnered 169 applications. Library and Information Science has seen 154 applications.
Applications for bachelor's and specialist programmes on a paid basis at ASICA are still being accepted until August 16. For those seeking magistracy, applications for budget places are due by August 20, and for magistracy on a paid basis, the deadline is August 26.
However, specific deadlines for different study levels at ASICA are not specified in the available sources. Prospective students are advised to check the official ASICA admissions webpage or contact the institute directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
In summary, the Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts offers a wide range of programmes in cultural studies related to the Arctic, particularly folk culture and sociocultural management, attracting a significant number of applicants. With application deadlines for these programmes not specified in the provided sources, it is essential for prospective students to stay informed by checking the official ASICA admissions webpage or contacting the institute directly.
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At the Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts, the education-and-self-development fields of Folk Cultural Studies and Sociocultural Activities, which involve management of ethno-cultural centres, dance groups, filmmaking/photo-video art studios, project management, directing and producing cultural programs, and filmmaking technologies, have attracted a combined total of 576 applications. Additionally, for those pursuing learning in computer graphics and animation, over 169 applications were received for the Animator and Computer Graphics Artist program in the applied informatics field.
