University of Regina

Overview

The Education – Dance program at the University of Regina equips students with the skills to teach dance and arts education in K–12 environments. Through a combination of practical studio work and educational theory, you will learn to design, implement, and evaluate student learning using movement-based and culturally responsive methods.

• Degree Level: Bachelor of Education (BEd)
• Duration: 60 months (typical full-time study)
• Credits: Structured as a comprehensive undergraduate teaching degree (please verify with the University of Regina for specific credit requirements)
• Delivery: On-campus, in-person learning with a focus on studio practice
• Specialization: Dance and arts education for K–12 teaching
• Language of Instruction: English

What You'll Study

Program Structure

The Education – Dance degree integrates educational coursework with a focus on dance. You will engage in a variety of courses that enhance your teaching abilities, understanding of curriculum, and practical classroom experience, all while immersing yourself in studio and arts education.

Sample Course Areas (may vary by year and academic planning)

• Dance in Cultural Contexts
• Aesthetic Education in K–12
• Arts Education Curriculum and the Practice of Living
• Education for Justice: Knowledge, Schooling and Society
• Pedagogy, Theory and Practices
• Treaties in the Classroom
• Arts Education: Multiple and Embodied Literacies
• Methods and Materials for Class Choral Instruction
• Drama in the Curriculum
• The Teaching of Writing

Teaching-Focused Learning

• Courses designed to support lesson planning, instruction, and assessment in K–12 settings.
• Opportunities to connect studio learning with classroom practice through reflective teaching and curriculum application.

Note: Course offerings and module sequencing may change from year to year. It is advisable to consult with the University of Regina program advising team for the most accurate academic planning.

Entry Requirements

While specific GRE or GMAT scores are not a requirement for this program, prospective students should check for any GPA prerequisites listed by the University of Regina. English language proficiency may be demonstrated through accepted tests such as IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, and the Duolingo English Test.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Education – Dance program are well-prepared for careers in K–12 education, specializing in dance and arts education. With a strong foundation in both teaching and the arts, you may pursue opportunities as a dance educator, arts coordinator, or curriculum developer in various educational settings.