Internships, careers, our graduates
PRACTICE, CAREER
Internship is a type of learning activity aimed at:
- To expand and strengthen the theoretical knowledge acquired by the student during studies, to form skills to solve certain professional problems.
- Get general information about organizations (structure, works).
- To form the personal and professional qualities of the student, to develop the abilities to carry out independent professional activities and to ensure a healthy moral and psychological atmosphere in the working environment.
The college organizes internships for students at different stages. educational, vocational and undergraduate.
An internship is the first step to a successful career.
OUR GRADUATES
“Graduate-college” – feedback
Dear graduate,
Every graduate of our college is a part of the history of our institution. Although your paths continue in different directions after graduation, it is important to us to stay connected with you, creating a constant and effective alumni feedback loop.
Your feedback is more than just information for us. It gives you the opportunity to understand how our educational programs meet the requirements of the labor market and in which directions we can organize training for you. For this reason, please fill out the questionnaire below.
We look forward to your feedback and are ready to continue our cooperation. You are always part of our extended college family.
We wish you new professional success, creative achievements and personal happiness.
with love
College Management
Vanush Babayan
In 1998-2002, he studied at the Faculty of Dance Arts of the State University.
Vanush Babayan attended an Armenian dance group as a child, then attended classical and modern ballet classes with private teachers in Petersburg, participated in modern ballet performances “Evil Forces” and “Prisoners”. Performed in Norayr Mehrabyan’s “Friendship” and Tatul Altunyan’s song and dance ensembles, then “Cats” of the Yerevan Chamber Music Theater, “Paris Notre Dame”, «Lilith” in musicals. He opened the “Van” dance studio, taught classical dance in various schools.
Having moved to China, V. Babayan taught classical and modern ballet at the International Dance School in the Chinese city of Dalian, and was its deputy director and chief ballet master. Since 2013, in Beijing, he has staged variations and pas-de-deux from the classical two-list (“Marduk-Jarduk”, “Swan Lake”, “Don Quixote”) and the play “The Seagull” by Chekhov (with music by Mozart). He also staged classical and folk dances.
In 2008, he received the rank of international judge of the China Dance Federation and became a member of the All-China Dance Teacher Examination Committee. In 2013, he obtained the certificate of the International Dance Council of England, which is the highest for dance judges. Since 2013, he is the vice-president of the Beijing Academy of Dance Arts.
Lilit Hovakimyan
Lilit Hovakimyan 2013-2017 studied at the “Dance Art” department of the base college of the University of Culture. During his studies, he danced in the “Parmani” dance ensemble.
Moved to Russia in 2020. He worked in the Federation of Aesthetic Gymnastics of Sakhalin region as a choreographer, where he also received the qualification of a coach.
He is a silver and gold medalist in various competitions.
In 2022, he opened an Armenian dance ensemble, “Nazani”, in Sakhalin, which has received 1st and 2nd class awards over the years. He participated in many seminars in Moscow, Kamchatka and Khabarovsk, as a result of which he received a 1st class referee certificate.
Maria Aghababova
Maria Aghababova 2003-2012. studied at the “Ballet” department of the Yerevan State School of Dance. In 2012, education at Yerevan University of Culture, Faculty of Dance. During his studies, he simultaneously taught historical and classical dance in the preparatory department of the university. A. has been working as a ballet artist since 2013. in the National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet named after Spendiaryan. Since 2020, he is a classical dance instructor at Haykanush Danielyan art school.
Edgar Margaryan
Musician, duduk player Edgar Margaryan graduated from Yerevan University of Culture in 2004 with a specialization in duduk and shvi (Armenian national instruments). He is also a citizen of Argentina and has participated in Armenian national folk music events as a duduka player for more than 25 years.
He performed many concerts in several countries. Participated in several pan-Armenian national music festivals, worked with many Armenian folk groups. In 2009, he recorded the CD “Mysterious Sounds of Duduk”. E. Margaryan taught at Nubaryan School in Montevideo. His Armenian and Uruguayan students continue to preserve the art of duduk in Uruguay. Our graduate was the first to combine duduk with flamenco, with maestro Gonzalo Franco.
E. Margaryan now lives in Buenos Aires and tries to develop the art of duduk by participating in various concerts and projects.