DA[N]CE
DENMARK

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

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DANCE DENMARK (UMBC) is an intensive three-week long faculty-led study abroad program during the Winter Session that foregrounds dance as a lens through which students learn about the cultural fabric of Denmark, community engagement and meaningful social change. The program consists of two key components: 1) Dance studies – embodied study of physical movement forms; and 2) Danish culture immersion. The cultural component includes looking at the influence dance and other performance forms have on the rise and shaping of social democracy in Denmark; first-hand experiences of Danish culture through authentic social exchange; and visits to historical and cultural sites. Some dance or physical movement background encouraged but not required.

 

Students enrolled in one of the University System of Maryland institutions are eligible for enrolling in this program when offered through studyabroad.umbc.edu 

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The Ohio State University

 

DANCE DENMARK (OSU) is an intensive three-week long faculty-led study abroad program during the summer Session designed to provide the participants’ opportunities for advancing skills as well as learning set choreography. The objective is to broaden the dancers’ artistic expression and build confidence. Program includes first-hand experiences of Danish culture through authentic social exchange and visits to historical and cultural sites.

 

Only enrolled dance majors in good standing at the Department of Dance (OSU) are eligible to audition for this program. 

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OSUDance | Associate Professor, Daniel Roberts is the faculty lead and inquiries should be directed to him.