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 […]

This module enables you to build dance skills through focused practice. You will engage in contemporary and classical dance techniques as well as supportive movement practices. Attention will be drawn to safe dance practice throughout the module. This will provide

Theories and practices of motor learning and control will be identified and explored. Specific topics that will be covered include (but are not limited to) organisation of motor control, perception, anticipation, instructional strategies, conditions of practice, attention and feedback. The

This module is for students who may have already established links with a school or college, dance company or arts organisation, and who want to gain some real work experience. It requires a level of maturity and independence as you

This module explores the anatomy for the dancer. You will use a somatic approach to perceive the body ‘from within’ its systems and be introduced to the process of embodiment. You will use guided touch and structured improvisation to promote

Dancing in the construction or reconstruction of a work of repertory will give you opportunities to extend your creative practical skills in dance performance. You are directed to apply choreographic knowledge and performance skills from level 4 in devising and

You will be introduced to ‘key figures’ who are understood to have shaped theatre dance (ballet and/or modern and contemporary dance practice) in the USA, UK and the rest of Europe. Selection is made from a variety of dance practitioners

The module examines the application of psychology in the context of dance. The module is informed by sport psychology (e.g., anxiety, confidence, perfectionism), exercise psychology (e.g. participation motivation, personality and burnout) and skill acquisition (e.g., practice, talent and expertise). Theoretical

This module will be comprised of practical sessions informed by established models of practice, underpinned with theoretical insight to provide context and knowledge. Principles of Laban Movement Analysis will develop understanding of the concepts of Body, Shape, Space and Effort

You will continue to train your technique and develop your understanding in daily classes.