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Apr 19, 2025
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog
Certificate in K-12 Dance Education
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Schedule of Classes
Specific offerings for each semester may be found in the Schedule of Classes. Program requirements:
The Certificate in Dance Education is a special course of study designed for candidates who wish to teach Dance in a K-12 setting. It is designed to give students the knowledge and skills that allow them to effectively use National Core Art Standards (NCAS) in Dance in both public and private schools. Candidates must complete an application and demonstrate that they possess the basic competencies in Dance to successfully complete the certificate. Admission requirements: Application demonstrating competencies in Dance that will show ability to complete the program. Applicants are admitted to 1 of 4 options, based on their previous experience and degree. Option 1 - (26 credits)
For Oakland University students currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Dance, or with a completed bachelor’s degree in Dance from any institution. Option 2 - (16 credits)
For candidates with a completed bachelor’s degree in Dance and a full-time position in a K-12 school as a Dance Educator. Option 3 - (15 credits)
For candidates with a completed bachelor’s degree in any endorsed content in K-12 Education. Option 4 - (10-30 credits)
For candidates pursuing either professional development or taking courses to meet their state requirements for licensure. To be clear, OU is not providing the licensure itself. Each state has different regulations. This certificate is designed to allow maximum flexibility. Candidate should meet with Dance Education Adviser to determine coursework based on state regulations. This certificate will have the requirement of a minimum of 10 credits in Dance dependent on the specific state regulations. |
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