Specialist Diploma: Choreological Studies
The Specialist Diploma: Choreological Studies: Contemporary Developments in Rudolf Laban’s Principles and Practice is a vocational course to support existing and emergent artists and educators working in the movement industries in achieving competency in the practical exploration, experimentation and application of Choreological Studies.
"As an analytical tool for observing, creating, performing
and directing performance, choreological studies enables our
students to evaluate their practice. It provides them with the
means to develop and enhance their practice as well as facilitating
integration of theory and practice as studio-based
scholarship."
Rosemary Brandt
Year 1 Coordinator for Undergraduate Studies and Senior
Lecturer in Choreological Studies
Programme Content
The Specialist Diploma: Choreological Studies Contemporary
Developments in Rudolf Laban's Principles and Practice - is
available through part-time study over three years and is
structured into three modules. One module is undertaken each year
and involves both taught sessions and independent study. Each
year starts with an intensive week followed by study time and then
a further intensive week.
Each module of study will culminate with assessed assignments
before the commencement of the next module. This pattern of study
over three years allows you to enter the course in any one year of
the three-year cycle.
