Master in Choreography

DAS Choreography is a two-year low-residential master’s program designed for artists who have established a professional practice and seek to deepen their research skills. This program is ideal for those who thrive in a dynamic environment where they can engage with contemporary dance practices. Students will benefit from a curriculum that emphasizes the diverse and evolving nature of choreography, allowing them to explore various genres and approaches.

The curriculum focuses on artistic research, encouraging students to lead their own projects and present their findings to peers. Participants will engage in a dialogue about their artistic practices, fostering an environment where experimentation and innovation are encouraged. This program is structured to support the development of individual artistic voices while also promoting collaboration and community within the cohort.

Graduates of DAS Choreography can pursue various career paths, including roles such as choreographer, dance educator, performance artist, and artistic director. They may find opportunities in dance companies, educational institutions, and cultural organizations. The skills acquired during the program are transferable across various sectors, enabling graduates to adapt to different artistic and professional contexts.