Dance Education

Designed for individuals passionate about dance and education, the Bachelor of Education in Dance Education at the University of Regina prepares students to become influential dance educators and performers. This comprehensive program combines rigorous academic coursework with practical teaching experience, equipping graduates with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to foster a love of dance in diverse communities and settings. Throughout the program, students explore various dance styles, pedagogical approaches, and related theories, gaining a solid foundation in both dance techniques and educational practices. Emphasis is placed on developing effective teaching methodologies, curriculum development, and assessment strategies tailored to different age groups and skill levels. The curriculum also includes coursework in dance history, anatomy, kinesiology, and creative choreography, ensuring a well-rounded education that supports both artistic and instructional excellence. Students have opportunities to participate in professional development workshops, internships, and community outreach programs, enabling them to apply their learning in real-world contexts and build a portfolio of teaching experiences. The program fosters critical thinking, creativity, and leadership, preparing graduates to work in a variety of educational environments such as schools, community centers, and dance studios. Additionally, students engage in collaborative projects and performance opportunities that enhance their artistic and instructional skills. Upon graduation, students are prepared to pursue certification, advanced study, or careers in dance education, choreography, performance, and arts administration. The University of Regina's commitment to inclusive, innovative education makes it an ideal place for aspiring dance educators to develop their craft and make a positive impact through dance education.