Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE)
Bachelor of Dance Practice
The Bachelor of Dance Practice is a specialised degree that will equip you with the skills and experience to become a professional in the dance industry. The course develops artistry, choreography, performance, educational, business, and organisational skills for employment as leaders in the dance industry. It extends into safe dance practice, the values and ethics of community arts practice, dance within a health context, project management, running a small business, and technical production.
As the dance industry continues to evolve, so do the employment opportunities available for graduates. Combining creativity with practical training and industry placements, this degree is perfect for passionate individuals who want to build a solid career within the dynamic dance industry.
The Bachelor of Dance Practice is a pathway course for the Bachelor of Dance Education. The first year of the pathway degree has the same units. If you meet the entry requirements, you do not lose credits or any time when you transfer into the second year.
Career opportunities
- Dance Artist
Average salary: $51,000 – $98,000 - Dance Choreographer
Average salary: $57,000 – $97,000 - Creative Producer (Dance)
Average salary: $60,000 – $130,000 - Dance Studio Director
Average salary: $57,000 – $87,000 - Dance Teacher
Average salary: $80,000 – $100,000
Salaries are sourced from indeed.com, payscale.com, seek.com.au, glassdoor.com.au and are in $AUD. Information is current as of February 2024.
Dance audition requirement
In addition to the College’s entry requirements, this course requires an audition (linked to standards of dance technique and dance composition). For more information on dance auditions, click here.
