Master of Dance Studies
University of Auckland · Auckland · UOA-MDANCEST
Master of Dance Studies at University of Auckland lists 491 subjects. Subjects include Greek and Roman Epic Poetry, Special Topic and Directed Study. The topics that come up most are research projects, special education and chemistry (67, 54 and 53 subjects). It has intakes in March and July and can be studied full-time and part-time.
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Auckland
Postgraduate
full-time, part-time
City
What you'll study in Master of Dance Studies
Example subjects: Greek and Roman Epic Poetry, Special Topic, Directed Study, Egyptian Language 2A, Ancient Greek Language: Intermediate, Ancient Barbarians and Others, Hellenistic Society, Sex and Power in Greece and Rome, Special Topic, Ancient Greek Literary Texts, Ancient Egyptian Art: Icon and Narrative, Egyptian Religion.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Master of Dance Studies?
Master of Dance Studies covers areas like research-projects, special-education, chemistry, procedure, translation-studies, philosophy-of-religion, australian-indigenous-cultures, psychology-of-religion.
Who offers Master of Dance Studies?
Master of Dance Studies is offered by University of Auckland, Auckland.
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