Master of Dance

The Master of Dance provides you with an in-depth analysis of the art of dancing, choreographies, and rhythmic movements. You learn how to invent, dance, and teach choreographies. Human physiology, body movements, composition and improvisation as well as ethics and aesthetics each play a crucial role in your curriculum. Throughout your studies, you will cope with traditional, folklore, Latin or ballroom dancing as well as contemporary genres.

Apart from the actual art and sport of dancing, you acquire a deeper understanding for academic research in the field, too. Therefore, the Master of Dance commonly takes two years for completion. It entitles you a Master of Arts.

In order for you to successfully apply for a Master of Dance, you need a Bachelors degree in choreography, musicology or dance. An equivalent degree will suffice. Moreover, many universities of the fine arts conduct personal interviews or auditions. Contact your university early in any case in order to make a first contact, give a first impression and plan your application procedure well in advance.

A degree in Dance opens up careers in the field of fine arts and music. Cultural institutes, theatres, and dance schools resemble classical job opportunities. Depending on your experience and personal interests, you may enter the music scenery, advertisement or the film industry, too.