Delivery:
On-Campus
The UNC Charlotte Department of Dance provides exemplary, integrated dance training and academic preparation in a diverse community that values lived experience, creative process, and performance. Join a community-minded program that nurtures your growth as an artist in the field of dance.
Tamara Williams
Associate Professor of Dance and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Want to learn more about UNC Charlotte? Fill out the form for information on the university, application process, events, and more. For specific program questions, contact the program representative listed above.
Start your application today and discover the opportunities that await you at UNC Charlotte.
Any current UNC Charlotte undergraduate student can enroll to become a dance minor. There are no audition requirements.
Admission and progression requirements and all program requirements, including a list of classes, can be found in the Undergraduate Catalog.
For general questions: Contact the Office of Admissions by email or phone at 704-687-5507.
For advising questions: Contact Performing Arts Advisor Hannah Harrell or Arts Ed Specialist Courtney Mervine.
We invite you to attend our special open houses in the fall and spring that provide prospective students opportunities to take classes, meet faculty members and current students, and find out more about scholarships, financial aid, and opportunities within the department. Join us for Dance Major Day in the spring, and Fall Fest in the fall!
The Department of Dance is one of five creative units within the College of Arts + Architecture, an artistic community that is unique in the Carolinas.
We welcome the opportunity to get to know prospective students and their families. Schedule a studio tour with the Department of Dance, or plan your visit to campus!
Experience the heart of UNC Charlotte with our in-person campus visits. Register for a First-Year Student Info Session and Tour offered daily — an unmissable opportunity to live the Niner life.
Check out the official catalog for information on specific degree requirements, course progressions, curriculum and more.