Undergraduate

Dance Science

AwardBSc

Overview

Entry requirements

Careers opportunities

Performing careers are short and heavily contested, and most graduates build a portfolio career that mixes performance with teaching, choreography and community work. Physical condition and audition record decide the performing half.

Roles graduates go into

  • Dancer or performer
  • Choreographer
  • Dance teacher or lecturer
  • Community dance practitioner
  • Rehearsal director
  • Arts programme coordinator

Where they work

  • Dance companies and theatres
  • Commercial and cruise performance
  • Schools, colleges and dance studios
  • Community and health dance programmes
  • Arts organisations and funders
After the course

Teaching qualifications from bodies such as the RAD or ISTD, which are what make the teaching half of the career viable.

Fees and funding

Where you will study

University of Chichester

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The region
England
Courses there, all told
44 across every university we list in it
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