Dance

B.A. in Dance
B.F.A. in Dance

The B.A. and B.F.A. programs in dance are designed to prepare students for a professional career in performance, choreography, teaching, dance medicine, or movement sciences, and are a sound preparation for admission to graduate study in dance or obtaining teacher certification.

A minor in dance consists of 18 semester hours.

B.F.A. students audition for the program after achieving 60 hours of classes or in the spring of their Sophomore year. BFA Candidates must have completed 26 semester credit hours in the University Academic Core Curriculum and 30 specific Dance credit hours. Students should meet with the dance advisor prior to beginning any coursework.

Follow this link to see the B.A. and B.F.A. Program Requirements of the UNT College of Arts and Sciences in Dance.

Theatre

B.A. in Theatre
B.A. in Theatre with a Concentration in Performance
B.A. in Theatre with a Concentration in Design/Tech
B.A. in Theatre with All-Level Teacher Certification

The B.A. in Theatre offers a selection of foundations courses, encompassing all aspects of theatre. After completing this foundation, the student is free to customize subsequent coursework to create a broad general degree or to specialize. Students may choose to pursue a certification in Theatre Education.

A minor in theatre arts consists of 21 semester hours.

Follow this link to see the B.A. Program Requirements. Dance appears first, scroll down to see Theatre.