COURSE REQUIREMENTS
START October 2012
DURATION 1-3 years full-time 2-6 years part-time
LEVEL/CREDITS
Level 4 (Certifi cate) (120 credits) Level 5 (Diploma) (120 credits) Level 6 (Degree) (120 credits)
LOCATION At home in your own country. Attendance at an intensive one-week study seminar at the RAD in London is required in Term 1.
LANGUAGE English
APPLY BY Full-time 15 Jan 2012 Part-time 30 April 2012
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Entry to all levels requires: Two GCE A Level passes or equivalent. RAD Intermediate or equivalent in any dance genre. Appropriate English Language Profi ciency test for students whose fi rst language is not English. Entry to HE Level 2 also requires completion of Level 1 or Accredited Prior Learning. Entry to HE Level 3 also requires completion of Level 2.
APPLICATION Via Registry, Faculty of Education, RAD (see page 60) Applications will be reviewed on a case by case basis in accordance with the Faculty of Education Accredited Prior Learning Policy (see page 60), and credit may be given for relevant skills and experience already gained.
VALIDATED BY
BA (HONS) DANCE EDUCATION
– Diploma of Higher Education: Dance Education – Certifi cate of Higher Education: Dance Education
Unlike traditional ‘on-campus’ degrees, you can study part-time or full-time from your own home or place of work. The degree programme consists of three levels of study. Each level may be taken over one year of full- time or two years of part-time study and you can exit at any level after study. These options are available both nationally and internationally.
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