The Master of Fine Arts in Dance: Embodied Interdisciplinary Praxis
The Master of Fine Arts in Dance: Embodied Interdisciplinary Praxis is a 2-year, full-time terminal degree in Dance dedicated to embodied knowledge and practice-led movement discourses. The program endorses dance as a politically, socially and spiritually transformative force in society and engages students at the vanguard of contemporary dance culture and praxis. The MFA encourages practice-based, interdisciplinary research that has the potential to result in tangible contributions to culture and society at large.
Graduate News
MFA Dancers Participate in RESIST COVID/TAKE 6!
The Nasher Museum of Art's exhibition RESIST COVID / TAKE 6! emphasizes the disproportionate impact of the deadly virus on the lives of... read more about MFA Dancers Participate in RESIST COVID/TAKE 6! »
Alyah Baker named 2020-2021 Graduate Arts Fellow in Social Choreography and Performance
Congratulations to MFA in Dance at Duke candidate Alyah Baker for being named Kenan Institute for Ethics Graduate Arts Fellow in Social... read more about Alyah Baker named 2020-2021 Graduate Arts Fellow in Social Choreography and Performance »
Video: How Duke Dance adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic
The Chronicle spoke to Alyah Baker from the Duke Dance program about what changes the program saw as a result of COVID-19. Video by Brandi... read more about Video: How Duke Dance adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic »
Welcome to the Dance MFA Cohort- Class of 2022
The Duke Dance Program recently welcomed its second MFA cohort to campus. Lee Edwards, Amari Jones, and Davian “DJ” Robinson are the newest... read more about Welcome to the Dance MFA Cohort- Class of 2022 »