The BFA Modern Dance Program integrates the rigors of intellectual exploration, technical discipline, and creative investigation in order to prepare dancers for the opportunities and challenges of the profession. The undergraduate curriculum is the foundation upon which the graduate program rests. The Modern Dance Program is a contemporary dance community which is distinguished by its sense of excellence, professionalism, humanism, and a proud commitment to a lively spirit of creative inquiry. Diversity is welcomed, respected and encouraged; creative and intellectual integrity is required; professional discipline is expected. The quality of faculty instruction, the rigors of the curriculum, the facilities available to the students, and the national/international reputation of the program all contribute to the high standards set by the department. As is noted in Dance Teacher Now, November 1997, our BFA undergraduate program is ranked third nationally and the graduate program is ranked first.
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09/01/24-05/01/25
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Coursework is designed to prepare dancers for a professional career in performance, choreography, and teaching. The BFA is a four-year degree program requiring completion of 79 semester credit hours of approved course work in the dance major, in addition to University general education requirements. A teaching major in dance with secondary school certification is also available.