4 Dance Degree Programs in Czech Republic

The Bachelor’s Programme in Dance Pedagogy at HAMU is a three-year, full-time course taught in English, designed to prepare students for professional careers as dance educators, methodologists, and movement specialists. The programme combines intensive practical training, pedagogical methodology, theoretical study, and historical insight. Students choose one of three specialisations: Methods of Classical Ballet Technique, Methods of Modern and Contemporary Dance, or Methods of Folk Dance.

The Master’s Programme in Dance Pedagogy at HAMU is a three-year, full-time course taught in English, designed for graduates seeking advanced professional and methodological expertise in dance education. The programme allows students to specialise in one of three pathways: Methods of Classical Ballet Technique, Methods of Modern and Contemporary Dance, or Methods of Folk Dance.

The PhD in Art of Dance and Nonverbal Theatre is for those holding a Master’s degree who seek to pursue advanced artistic and scholarly work in contemporary dance, nonverbal performance and related fields. This supports artistic creation alongside critical, theoretical and research-based inquiry.

The Master’s Programme in Choreology at HAMU is a two-year, full-time course taught in English, designed for graduates who wish to deepen their expertise in dance history, theory, and methodology. The programme provides advanced academic training in choreology, combining theoretical study, methodological practice, and research-driven approaches.