Welcome to the School of Music, Theatre and Art
The School of Music, Theatre and Art at Örebro University is a unique breeding ground for artistically and scientifically-oriented minds to learn more and develop their knowledge and skills. The department boasts some of the most renowned teaching and research staff in Sweden, high-spec studio and practice facilities and currently has the Swedish Radio Choir as artists in residence.
Here at Örebro, we mix a wide range of artistic expressions with practical, skills-based knowledge and research. Our Candidate (Music Production, Jazz and Rock, Chamber Music, Composition), Music Education and Theatre programs are among the best in Sweden, whilst our Music and Human Beings research group, explores the societal impact of music, delivering first-class international research.
The city of Örebro is famous for its thriving music and cultural scenes and the School of Music and Theatre is a big part of that. Örebro itself is home to the Swedish Chamber Orchestra and our students make up the sound techs, musicians, performers, actors and set designers, within and beyond the city itself.
Come take a look at our courses for international applications, learn more about our research and take a look at our facilities!
Click on the tabs to the left to find out more. For more information contact our international coordinator or take a look at our Facebook page School of Music and Theatre on Facebook.
Events
News
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New AI method makes self-driving vehicles better drivers
A cyclist drops out of sight for a few seconds behind a car – a not-so-uncommon traffic situation for us humans. But for a self-driving vehicle, the cyclist ceases to exist. “We have succeeded in developing a new way for self-driving vehicles to...
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Researchers investigating how AI affects the labour market
Artificial Intelligence (AI) affects the labour market. Researchers at Örebro University will now find out how. “This knowledge is necessary to make correct decisions in the future,” says Magnus Lodefalk, researcher in economics.
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SEK 4 million for research on more human-centred artificial intelligence
Working together with robots and AI systems in the future will need to be more proactive and human-centred. This is the goal of Professor Alessandro Saffiotti’s research project, which has received SEK 4 million in funding from the Swedish Research...
