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DIPlOMA IN DANCE

Study in a unique intercultural environment mentored by an learning Outcomes:
international faculty of respected artists. A hallmark of our
dance approach is its connectivity and interactivity with a • Demonstrate a technical/artistic foundation
breadth of communities, disciplines and cultures, with a focus in Ballet and Contemporary Dance
on Southeast Asia. You will find this unique quality showcased • Draw upon Asian Dance & Movement
in our performance platforms, Crossings and Dancers @ Work practices in performance/creation
as well as industry projects.
• Apply somatic practices towards personal
Our curriculum is primarily based on practice and application and performance enhancement, injury
it is influenced by both Asian and Western perspectives. Upon prevention and maintenance
completion of the programme, you will be able to reference the
contemporary, classical and traditional in the performance and • Draw on creative and critical thinking skills
creation of dance. to contribute to dance making
• Draw upon a range of transferable skills
Highlights of the Dance course include industry-based learning
in partnership with major local dance companies and leading to collaborate with others, including
independent artists. This will provide you with an authentic interdisciplinary projects
experience and networking opportunities in the field. You can • Use contextual knowledge to deepen the
also expect frequent masterclasses, workshops and talks by understanding of dance
guest artists from all over the world. S c h o o l o f A r t S M A n A g e M e n t , D A n c e & t h e A t r e
Additionally, NAFA has collaborated with the Purchase
Conservatory of Dance, SUNY (USA), to offer a one semester
Student Exchange and victorian College of the Arts, UM
(Australia), to offer an Overseas Immersion Programme.

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