Course Modules

You will complete practical sessions informed by established models of practice and underpinned with theoretical insight. You will use the principles of Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) to develop an understanding of the concepts of body, shape, space and effort in […]

In this module, you will explore definitions of human movement terms, the human body including health, safety and healing as physics including Newton’s laws of motion, kinetic energy, potential energy, and work power. You will use biomechanical kinetic and kinematic

This module will introduce you to a range of research procedures and methodologies from the perspective of the performing arts, humanities and the scientific paradigms. You will develop foundational research skills which will support your research work throughout your degree.

The biomechanical principles underpinning performance in a range of sports will be considered in relation to practical performance of sport. The module content will include analysis methodologies and research, which has enhanced biomechanics knowledge of sports performance. The biomechanics analysis

This module explores the relationship of physical activity and sedentary behaviour with both the development and control of non-communicable diseases (NCD). You will examine the physiological responses to physical activity, and methods to assess health and fitness for those individuals

This module aims to explore the fundamental principles of dance teaching in community settings, with a focus on cultural considerations. It supports the development of skills for independent dance artists, enabling you to effectively deliver dance experiences to diverse participants

This module introduces you to dance journalism. You will explore the demand for different styles of writing, ranging from specialist and academic journals to national and international newspapers. You will examine the process of journal publishing from both sides of

This module builds on level four Dance Technique to further develop technical skills in dance practice; integrating motional complexity with qualitative interpretation in relation to particular dance styles and approaches to technique. You will be guided to apply your technical

This module will enable you to further develop a healthy and safe dance practice, enriching your body knowledge to inform your application in contemporary dance technique and performance. Practice will draw attention to dynamic alignment, core stability, placement and kinaesthetic

You will build on your experience and further develop your teaching skills to effectively deliver dance lesson content to different groups of participants. Where possible, your group will observe, work with or teach groups outside of the university to experience