124 Master's degrees in Dance

The Master of Arts in Performing Arts Administration from Roosevelt University is designed to hone the skills of current and aspiring administrators and to cultivate the next generation of great professionals within the field.

The Dance MFA program offered at University of Texas at Austin furthers emerging and returning professionals' unique interests in the creation and teaching of dance with a focus on the interdependence of artistry, pedagogy and critical dance studies as platforms for critical civic engagement and social justice.

The M.A. in Teaching Dance in the Professions at New York University is a 30–36 credit postgraduate programme designed for artistry and pedagogy. Available in full-time or part-time study modes, this public course prepares dancers for roles in studios and community centres through advanced research and theory.

The University of Salford offers a full-time MA in Dance - Performance and Professional Practices, designed to enhance your skills as a performer and dance professional. This one-year programme, commencing in September 2026, integrates practical training with industry collaboration, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

Join an advanced, hybrid Dance Studies degree program offered by University of South Carolina designed for working professionals to enhance and extend your pedagogical and artistic practice.

The Community Dance programme at the University of Auckland is a research-focused postgraduate degree. This one-year full-time course explores the transformational power of dance within diverse social contexts. Available in public study mode, it allows students to investigate global concerns through creative practice.

The Master of Fine Arts in Dance in Temple’s Boyer College of Music and Dance at Temple University is designed for dance students and artists who seek a deeper understanding of dance as a performing art and mode of inquiry. 

The Dance degree offered by The University of Arizona prepares you to create, teach and lead in a range of professional settings, both nationally and internationally.

The PGCE Secondary Education: Dance course from University of Wolverhampton provides a high standard of training for those preparing to take up a teaching post in the secondary school sector.  The course complies with the statutory guidance from the Department for Education for Initial Teacher Training courses.

Contemporary Dance from Case Western Reserve University focus on craft, music, costume and set, and dance and technology. 

In the Department of Dance at Sam Houston State University, you’ll experience a dynamic, challenging education that integrates creativity, performance, and scholarly pursuits designed to prepare you for a 21st century career in dance.

The Teaching Dance, Grades K-12, Initial Certification programme at New York University is a 40-credit Master of Arts. Available for full-time or part-time study, this public course prepares students for New York State teacher certification through intensive fieldwork and pedagogy over a two-year duration.

Performing Arts with Specialisation in Contemporary Performative Arts from University of Gothenburg  is for artists that want to develop an interdisciplinary practice and examine how they conduct their authorship. 

The PGCE Secondary (Dance) programme at Lincoln Bishop University prepares you to teach Dance in either the 11 to 16 (with post-16 enhancement) or 14-19 age phases.  

The Dance program of the University of Colorado at Boulder is designed to accommodate a variety of students, ranging from the practicing professional to the recent BA/BFA graduate.

The Dance degree from University of Washington that prepares dance artists (who've had a minimum of eight years professional performance experience) for entry into the academic setting. 

The University of Salford offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Dance Choreography and Professional Practices. This full-time programme spans one year, providing students with an immersive experience in the dance industry, focusing on the development of creative and professional skills essential for a successful career.

This part time 2 year innovative Choreography program of Codarts Rotterdam is run jointly by Fontys School of Fine and Performing Arts in Tilburg. The programme is designed to support experienced movement makers from a variety of fields while they carry out research into questions initiating from their current practice.

Using an embodied, process-oriented approach to learning, the Sarah Lawrence College Dance and Movement Therapy program is a 2-year Master’s degree that invites you to engage in critical thinking about the body, movement, and relationships

The Dance program offered by Bath Spa University helps you explore and create choreography for live performance and film.