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Master of Dance Movement Therapy MDMT

This course is available

On-Campus

Level of Study

Master's Degree

Duration

2 years

Next start date

Expected Mar 2027

Campus

City Campus

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Summary

The Master of Dance Movement Therapy is an internationally recognized professional accreditation. Over two years of study and research, students become fluent in key aspects of dance movement therapy including anatomy and kinesiology, movement analysis, psychology, dance-based interventions in community and clinical settings, and individual and group therapeutic relationship. You will critically examine practices, theories and issues enabling you to contribute to the field of dance movement therapy in practice and theory.

Entry criteria

Minimum requirements listed here are the likely grades required and do not guarantee entry. We assess each application individually and applicants may require a higher grade to be offered a place.

  • Study option

Research 240 points

Grade required

GPA Grade Point Average 5.0

Bachelors degree or higher.

You must provide a CV, written statement, and attend an interview. You will also be required to consent to the disclosure of criminal convictions.

Written statement

Your written statement should outline the following:

  • Why are you applying for the Master of Dance Movement Therapy
  • Why you think you are suited to a career as a dance movement therapist
  • What skills and background you bring to this course
  • Future goals for your work in this field, including populations you may be interested in working with

CV

This should cover relevant training, experience (professional and amateur), involvement in community and extracurricular activities, dance experiences and accomplishments.

Interview

Once you have completed your online application for admission and uploaded your written statement, CV, and academic transcripts you will be contacted via email regarding scheduling in your interview time.

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