10 Short courses in Dance in Europe

Goldsmiths, University of London's  Chinese Ribbon and Fan Dance10-week course will give students an introduction to the Chinese art of Ribbon dance and fan dance. This course is suitable for anyone with an interest in Chinese dance.

The Contemporary Introduction course at London Contemporary Dance School introduces adult beginners to the fundamentals of contemporary dance. Led by Simone Sistarelli, the programme explores movement, coordination, basic techniques and creative expression in a welcoming environment. Participants develop confidence and discover their individual movement style through guided exercises and live musical accompaniment.

Han-Tang Chinese classical dance has a unique identity and style, with refined and sophisticated characteristics. This Chinese Han-Tang Classical Dance course at Goldsmiths, University of London is an intermediate course aimed at students who have interests in Chinese dance and who have received basic flexibility training.

This Chinese Folk Dance course at Goldsmiths, University of London is ideal for dancers wanting to expand their repertoire of styles and beginners/enthusiasts who are interested in learning traditional Chinese dance.

Learn how to master the powerful art of Chinese Sword Dance with Goldsmiths, University of London's Chinese Sword Dance.

The Creating a Solo Performance - Berlin Cabaret (Kabarett) course at Freie Universität Berlin is an acting course that introduces the student to the research, writing and performance techniques of cabaret performers. 

These short courses at the University of Roehampton offer a theoretical and practical introduction to Dance Movement Psychotherapy, combining psychotherapeutic principles with embodied, movement-based practices.

This Performing and Production Arts - Musical Theatre and Dance course at Edinburgh College will introduce you to career opportunities in musical theatre and dance and push your creative potential by building acting, voice, movement, singing, dance, performance, and production skills.

The Contemporary Intermediate course at London Contemporary Dance School helps experienced dancers refine their technique, fluidity and artistic expression. Led by Akane Abe, the programme combines lyrical movement with release-based contemporary dance techniques inspired by José Limón. Participants develop musicality, coordination and movement quality through structured exercises and live musical accompaniment.

The Contemporary Advanced course at London Contemporary Dance School offers experienced dancers an opportunity to deepen their technical and artistic practice. Led by Stephen Pelton, the programme combines Limón-based movement principles, ballet alignment and yoga-inspired strengthening exercises. Participants explore choreography, musicality and dynamic expression through advanced contemporary dance training.