New York University Tisch School of the Arts 12 courses 60 total credits
The MFA in Dance: Interdisciplinary Research provides a laboratory for established artists, makers, and practitioners to reimagine and enact dance through a range of collaborative and self-directed research from the speculative to the practical. The program's intimacy and flexibility allow each student to deepen and expand their personal areas of interest through individualized focused mentorship, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the production of bold, new creative work. The curriculum includes opportunities to study in other NYU departments, such as Performance Studies, Art & Public Policy, and Interactive Telecommunications Program, and to teach within an advanced research institution in one of the most artistically diverse cities in the world. The 2-year, 60-credit program will accept 4 students. Full tuition remission is provided.
| DANC-GT 2202 | 1-3 credits |
| Dance and Its Images 3 | credits |
| Studies in Dance: Movement Theory 3 | credits |
| Seminar in Dance Theory: Dance and the Political 3 | credits |
| Anatomy of Difference 4 | credits |
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