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Dance
BA (Hons) Dance
Length of Programme: 3 Years Full Time
Course Information
Studying Dance is a challenging and
rewarding experience. It offers the
opportunity to extend and develop your
dance technique and choreographic
skills, whilst studying and engaging in
analysis, critical theory and new
technology. The understanding of dance
within a wider perspective will enable you
to develop your skills to the full potential
Campus:
with a variety of career outcomes such as
dance performance, choreographer in
Bishop Otter, Chichester
your own company, dance teacher, Contact:
community dance artist or arts
+44 (0)1243 816002
administrator.
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Choreography is the central focus of
study; developing the creative,
admissions@chi.ac.uk
imaginative and interpersonal skills that
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will help you to realise your dance
potential. Body in Performance (Dance
www.chiuni.ac.uk/dance
Technique) represents a quarter of the
programme for single honours and major
students and provides daily technical
practice. There is a wealth of specialist
tutors whose backgrounds range from
highly respected performance companies
to practitioners in New Media, Dance
Movement Therapy and Dance
Journalism. Dance students have many
opportunities to perform throughout the
course in the Studio Theatre as part of
the regular showings of current student
work; through performances in local
theatres, schools and touring further
afield with 3-Fall Dance Company.
Beyond the normal working day there is
an active Dance Society that offers
dance styles such as jazz and hip hop;
the Chichester Collective is a company
(by audition) that creates and performs
work and is led by Lila Dance. Students
are part of a wider dance and arts culture
with MA Routes for Performers
(mapdance company), Choreographers
and Independent Researchers and this is
a popular continuation for students after
completing the BA Programme. Bedlam
Dance Company is the resident dance
company.
The Facts
International Undergraduate Entry and the UK system with the UK National Non native speakers of English are
requirements
Academic Recognition Information Centre
expected to have IELTS 6.0, or equivalent,
The University of Chichester considers
(UK NARIC) www.naric.org.uk.
although applicants with IELTS 5.5 can
applicants from a wide range of countries
Alternatively, you may also contact the
study this subject with International English
with appropriate A level equivalent
Admissions Office to find out if your
Studies. Please see page 142 for
qualifications. This normally means, at
alternative English language proficiency
qualification is suitable for entry.
qualifications.
least, the successful completion of a High
School Leaving Certificate (generally after
13 years of primary and secondary
education). You may wish to check the
equivalence between your qualifications
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