The Dance Science program is designed to educate the full dancer through courses in dancer wellness and technique courses focused on proper biomechanics. The program offers technique courses in ballet, modern, jazz and hip-hop. Our program also offers students choreography, performance and research opportunities. Since 2010, the mission of the dance program has been to educate students in the art and science of dance. We offer a personalized approach to dance training through hands-on, field-based experiences including technical production, dance science research and Pilates. The degree focuses on dance research, anatomy, nutrition, conditioning, injury prevention and care, and biomechanical principles within dance technique. Additional coursework includes Pilates, dance pedagogy, safe practices in teaching dance, dance production and dance composition. The degree plan also offers 18 hours of electives in which students can focus on professional school requirements, additional technique courses or teacher training.
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In-state tuition 13,099 USD
Out-of-state tuition 40,328 USD
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The Dance Science program focuses on dance research, anatomy, nutrition, injury prevention/care, biomechanical principles within dance technique, and conditioning. Additional coursework includes: Pilates Dance Pedagogy Safe Practices in Teaching Dance Mental Health for Performance Artists Dance techniques such as ballet, modern, jazz, hip-hop and improvisation The four-year dance science undergraduate degree requires a minimum of 120 credit hours.