BA (Hons) Dance, Aerial and Physical Theatre

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Chichester

Program Overview

During your initial year, you will establish a strong basis in dance by participating in daily dance classes. Additionally, you will delve into various aspects of dance theory and contexts, such as dance history, psychology applied to dance, movement studies, genre and style, and choreography.

Moving on to the second year, the emphasis will be on teaching strategies. This will be accomplished through a combination of core modules that encompass safe dance practices, as well as an exploration of culture and community in relation to dance.

In the second year, there are also optional modules available that offer opportunities for performance and creativity. These modules cover repertory, choreography, and industry placements.

As you progress to your third year, your understanding of the dance field will expand through a selection of optional modules. These modules encompass choreography, teaching dance technique, dance movement psychotherapy, creative practice, and an applied dance placement. The applied dance placement allows you to explore roles in areas such as administration, technical theatre, or community dance practice.

 

 

Program Key Stats

£15,240 (Annual cost)



Eligibility Criteria

BBB
2.5
28
60

6.0
87

Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • The BA (Hons) Dance
  • Aerial and Physical Theatre degree is designed to equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge for a variety of careers in the dance industry
  • Graduates of this program have pursued diverse career paths
  • including: Professional dancers in well-established dance companies
  • Independent dance artists and practitioners engaged in community work
  • Artistic directors overseeing the creative direction of performances
  • Choreographers creating original dance pieces
  • Dance teachers in secondary
  • primary
  • and college settings
  • often after completing their PGCE training
  • Dance filmmakers capturing movement through the medium of film
  • Arts managers and producers involved in organizing and overseeing dance events and productions
  • Technical theatre managers responsible for the technical aspects of dance performances
  • Dance photographers capturing the essence of dance through visual storytelling
  • Lecturers and researchers specializing in dance education and theory
  • By offering comprehensive career preparation
  • the program aims to provide you with a solid foundation to pursue a wide range of rewarding careers within the dance industry

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