The Department of Dance was formerly known as the five-year dance group of the Chinese Cultural College, which was established in 1964. In 1975, promoted to the four-year physical education dance division.
In 1982, the dance division established as an independent dance department. The Departments curriculum are based on both Eastern and Western dance, and additionally add humanities theories to cultivate students' independent thinking ability and lay a good foundation for professional and artistic self-cultivation.
The distinctive Features of the Dance Department guided by a clear self-positioning, we directs students to specialize in one of the following major technique: ballet, modern dance, or Chinese folk dance which fostering a profound understanding of their chosen discipline.
Furthermore, through in-depth learning approaches such as various lectures, workshops, master classes and certification courses that extends beyond technical fitness. We continuously integrate with the industry, keeping pace with the current artistic and cultural environment. This approach cultivate with a unique blend of academic expertise, creativity, and practical skills, is a distinctive feature of our department.
Our dance curriculum emphasizes a balanced integration of theory and practice in Tandem, aiming to enhance students' practical experience in stage performance. We are dedicated to expanding their international perspectives, with off-campus learning opportunities incorporated into each semester. We are confident that they will emerge not only as skilled dancers and choreographers but also as well-rounded individuals poised to make meaningful contributions to the ever-expanding world of dance.
The future development of the Dance Department after graduate, includes :
Our department establish several scholarship programs to provide financial assistance for education and support artistic excellence.
I . "Cheng Cheng-Min Scholarships" program:
Our department's alumni association intership includes a total of 23 dance studios in the community, along with the "Little Orange Kung Fu Dance Education and Promotion Center. "