69 Master's in Dance in North America

The M.A. in Teaching Dance in the Professions - ABT Pedagogy at New York University is a full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. Over 30–36 credits, students master the American Ballet Theatre National Training Curriculum, combining advanced ballet technique with research and arts management expertise.

Many CalArts students typically join various African Music and Dance ensembles from California Institute of the Arts CalArts , and some have the opportunity to continue, post-studies, with an alumni professional group, Volta Drum Dance.

The Dance Studies programme at Texas Tech University is a comprehensive two-year, online M.A. degree designed for working professionals. This accredited course focuses on dance histories, pedagogy, and choreography. It offers a flexible study mode for educators and artists seeking to advance their expertise in the field.

The Theatre and Dance programme at The University of New Mexico is a two-year, full-time Master of Arts degree. This academically rigorous course focuses on dance history and criticism, requiring a research-based thesis. It is designed for those pursuing teaching, professional practice, or future doctoral research in the field.

The MFA in Choreography at the Sharon Disney Lund School of Dance at California Institute of the Arts CalArts is an opportunity accelerator for dance artists pursuing careers as creators and educators.

The School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies offers a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dance at University of Maryland, encompassing choreography, performance, dance and technology, scholarly research, and pedagogy. 

The Department of Dance at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign offers a graduate program leading to the Master of Fine Arts degree. 

The University of Utah MFA in Modern Dance produces dynamic contributors to an ever-changing field.

The Dance program of Texas Woman's University will allow you to develop a broad knowledge of the discipline, its intersection of theory and practice, and its application in artistic, cultural, and educational contexts.