The Inclusive Dance symposium held in October 2017 is the first short story on the Conservatoires Arts & Culture platform.
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The Councils of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and Royal Conservatoire Antwerp (Schools of Arts / AP University of Applied Sciences and Arts) launch their annual call for proposals for research projects.
For one- and two-year projects starting on 15 September 2025.
→ Submit research application to the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp
Teaching staff
The Master in Dance is curated by Renata Lamenza Epifanio and Michiel Vandevelde. We work with a dynamic pool of lecturers and artists.
After graduation
During the master programme, you will diversify your perspective on dance practices and research to rediscover what it means to be a dance artist today. After your training, you will be able to question and shape the working field.
After graduation
Throughout the bachelor's degree, you develop the skills and the network to autonomously shape your career, content, and direction. By graduation you have a developing artistic voice, are willing to share that voice and are able to choose a personal trajectory. As an embodied dance artist, you can use your qualities in performances and creations, as well as in other sectors such as the social-artistic and educational field.
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Programme
Master in Dance
The Master in Dance is a two-year part-time programme delivered in 6 modules for a total of 60 ECTS-credits. Each module consists of 2 courses and lasts two to three weeks focussed on collective time, guided by guest lecturers and artists.
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Bachelor Dance
The bachelor programme Dance is a balance between skill building and exploration, and knowledge and research.
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Coordination
| Annouk Van Moorsel | Head of programme |