The Choreography and Performance MRes at the University of Roehampton is a research-led postgraduate programme for dance practitioners, choreographers, and interdisciplinary artists. You develop your creative practice while studying the cultural and theoretical contexts that shape contemporary performance.
The Choreography and Performance MRes at the University of Roehampton is a dynamic postgraduate program designed for dance practitioners, choreographers, and interdisciplinary artists. This research-oriented course allows you to enhance your creative practice while exploring the cultural and theoretical contexts that influence contemporary performance.
The MRes program combines taught modules with studio-based practice and research development. You will engage in seminars, critical discussions, and guided research planning, ultimately creating a portfolio that showcases both your creative and academic achievements.
Note: Module availability and sequencing may vary based on the academic year and mode of study. Final portfolio requirements will be confirmed by the program team.
To be considered for the MRes program, applicants typically need a strong academic background, including a relevant undergraduate degree. A satisfactory GPA is required, and specific details may be provided by the admissions team.
Graduates of the Choreography and Performance MRes often pursue diverse career paths within the arts, including roles in choreography, performance, teaching, and arts administration. The program equips you with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in a variety of professional settings, fostering creativity and critical thinking in the field of dance and performance.
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