
Dance training at Lincoln focuses on contemporary techniques and works to develop and nurture creative practice. A variety of modules aim to help students to develop transferable skills in preparation for their future career.
The course offers a daily dance class in contemporary techniques, contemporary ballet, anatomy and fitness, as well as choreography, performance (live, digital and site specific), and dance management and production. The course aims to equip students with the knowledge essential to become self-producing artist operating within the dance industry.
Students completing this BA (Hons) Dance degree at University of Lincoln are well-placed for a wide variety of careers, including in performance, choreography, community arts leadership, education, and arts management.
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