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MSc in Dance Science & Education

" Our Dance Science & Education Conference takes place in Edinburgh on 29 August "

Dance Science & Education Conference Information /Booking Form
Full Programme

Today, it is becoming critically important to the holistic nature and global development of all Dance performance and training that there are professionals within dance science and education that are appropriately resourced, challenged and inspired to take on their own frontiers and develop new ones.

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Key objectives


The principal aim of our new Master's programme is to provide a foundation in science that can underpin all forms of dance training and educate the development of dance as an artform. The programme has been carefully developed and designed to focus on the scientific element that is directly relevant to the process and practices involved in optimising:

    • Dance training
    • Dance education
    • Dance performance

"The MSc in Dance Science & Education is an exciting new programme starting in September 2009 "

Throughout the programme both theoretical and practical work are combined to promote learning and understanding of the key concepts required to become an effective dance scientist.


Further information


If you would like to discuss this programme with a view to making an application, please contact:

Wendy Timmons, Programme Coordinator
PE, Sport & Leisure Studies (PESLS)
The Moray House School of Education
The University of Edinburgh
Holyrood Road
Edinburgh, EH8 8AQ

Tel: +44 (0)131 651 6596
Email: wendy.timmons@education.ed.ac.uk


We look forward to discussing your application.

 

 

 


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