BA/BS in Choreography

The Choreography programme trains students to create and direct dance works for schools, professional troupes and enterprises. Students develop choreographic technique, dance knowledge and creative skills, supported by practical work that brings compositions to performance and teaching settings. Graduates can work with performance groups, art troupes, schools, cultural organisations, research institutions and performing arts companies. Typical roles include choreography, rehearsal direction, teaching and artistic management, and the programme also serves as a foundation for further artistic and academic study. Studio rehearsals and choreography projects allow students to develop their compositions through practical performance and critical feedback. Students also learn about music, dance history and stage production, which shape how choreographic work is presented to audiences. Graduates therefore bring both creative judgement and practical staging experience to the companies and schools they join.