Academic IELTS of 6.5 overall, with no element below 5.5.
UCAS tariff points: 112-128
Level 3 qualifications, including Dance/Performance Arts (A-levels, BTEC Diploma, Access Diploma, IB Diploma, etc.).
If you're considering a career in the performing arts, this combination of dance and drama is both artistic and practical.
You'll be encouraged to develop your own identity in dance and as a theatre-maker, reflecting your own interests and career pathway. To prepare you for working in the performance industry, you'll develop analytical, choreographic, directorial, ensemble and performance skills.
There are practical opportunities to master physical performance in both dance and drama. Workshops and active technique classes cover a wide range of performance styles. This includes popular and non-Western forms and reflects the professional practice you'll experience in your career.
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Modules
Each level is made up of four modules each worth 30 credit points. Typically, a student must complete 120 credits at each level.
Year 1
Core modules
Dance Techniques and Cultures 1
The Actor and the Text
Performance Vocabularies and Methods
Year 2
Core modules
Devising: Body and Technology
Dance Techniques and Cultures 2
Optional modules
Creating Dance 2
Hip Hop and Urban Performance Practices 1
The Theatre Director: crafting productions for the stage
Popular Performance I: Mask and Clown
Final year
Core modules
Dance Company
Drama Production Projects
Optional modules
Creating Dance 3
Popular Performance II: Cabaret and Variety
Hip Hop and Urban Performance Practices 2
Special Study: Tragedy, Catastrophe, Trauma
Special Study: Applied Theatre
Our Dance and Drama graduates currently work in the creative industries as performers, writers, choreographers, directors, stand-up comedians, community artists, outreach workers, technicians, producers and events managers.
In addition to pursuing careers in Drama and Dance, they work in publishing, journalism, advertising and marketing, arts management, new media, fitness instruction, public relations, business, and therapeutic fields. A significant number of graduates go on to postgraduate study in related fields or to teacher training.
Insurance - Single: 300 (£) per year
