BA (hons) Dance in University of Lincoln, UK

BA (hons) Dance in University of Lincoln

The practice-based curriculum on the BA (Hons) Dance degree at Lincoln reflects the vocational needs of professional dancers. Students will have the opportunity to engage with practical and theoretical methods to become stronger dancers and more dynamic dance makers. A variety of modules offers students the opportunity to develop a range of transferable skills in preparation for their future career. Dance training at Lincoln focuses on contemporary techniques and works to develop and nurture creative practice.

This degree is founded in professional practice and we are proud to be part of a vibrant community of academics and professional artists. The department has an impressive array of associate lecturers who are currently working in the industry nationally and internationally. Students also have the opportunity to benefit from visiting artists and participate in professional company workshops.

There are opportunities for work placements and participation in performances throughout the course. These include collaborations with staff, national and international choreographers and theatre companies. Potential costs of placements are outlined in the Features tab.

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