The Conservatory of Dance strives to develop a diverse, stimulating, and inclusive community of artistic excellence. Creativity, versatility, and individuality are central to our mission. Students are encouraged to realize their full potential and to cultivate their unique, artistic visions. We prepare undergraduates to enter the professional dance field and provide them with the tools to create a sustainable and rewarding life in dance. Our internationally recognized program prepares the next generation of leading dance artists to thrive and make meaningful contributions to the rapidly changing dance world. Tradition and innovation are in conversation in the Conservatory of Dance. Our prominent faculty and acclaimed guest artists offer rigorous professional training in ballet and modern techniques, alongside diverse contemporary dance forms. Our four-year composition program encourages young artists to imagine their individual choreographic voices, while our extensive somatic offerings nurture the whole being. In depth study of improvisation, music, anatomy, production, and dance history provides a comprehensive entrée to the professional dance world.
18-30
Not Provided
Yes
In-State Tuition Per Semester
Out-of-State Tuition Per Semester
- Available
On Campus
Housing Per Semester
First Year DPB 1010 and 1020/Ballet Technique I* (Arts Core) DPD1040/Dance Athletic Training DPM 1010 and 1020/Modern Technique I* (Arts Core) DPD 1035/Our Community in Dialogue Any two of the following courses each semester: DPB 1300 and 1301/Special Ballet/Partnering: First Year DPB 1665/Men’s Class/Variation and/or DPB 1800 and 1820/Special Ballet Technique: First Year and/or DPM 1800 and 1820/Special Modern Technique: First Year DPC 1700/Composition I and 1710/Improvisation Skills DPD 1030/Dance First Year Seminar DPD 1250/Anatomy for Dancers DPD 1653 Music I-A Intro to Rhythm and DPD1663/Music I-B Intro to Rhythm DPD 1710 and 1720/Dance Production I DPM 1555/Somatic Practice for Dancers: Pilates Mat I One Somatic Practice for Dancers course that is numbered from DPM 1551-1559, in the spring semester. DPD 2060 and 2070/Western Dance History I and II