The Dance Teacher study programme is a broad-based vocational training, during which you invest in dance technical development as well as in developing choreographic insights and qualities.

You are trained to become a versatile theatre maker with a first class degree teaching qualification. The focus lies on creating theatre with amateur actors.

The study programme offers a study in creative producing where you will be trained to become a production manager, stage manager or assistant director for all conceivable forms of performing arts.

The world won't change itself. A statement that applies equally to the realm of the arts. There is a need for producers who are critical thinkers, possess clear views of their own, and who are not afraid to think and work beyond existing structures and disciplines. That is why we set up DAS Creative Producing.

You're trained to become an actor for classical and modern repertory theatre, music and cabaret theatre, film and television as well as a performer of own drama and cabaret.

The purpose of the 5 o'clock class is to train young and very talented dancers during a short period of time until they reach the audition level of a college art school.

The study programme trains you to become a director of professional theatre. There is a focus on the manipulation of texts and on movement and musical theatre.

Graduates of the Mime School are actors and theatre makers with a unique approach and a strong physical and spatial sensitivity.

The Summer School is an in-depth 2 week summer course for ballet dancers between 15 and 21 years of age, organized by the National Ballet Academy in collaboration with the Dutch National Ballet. This year, the AISS takes place from 8 through 13 July 2013.

The bachelor's programme of the National Ballet Academy is the completion of the ballet dancer training; an intensive training programme that teaches students the skills needed to dance with (international) top companies.

You take the preliminary course of the National Ballet Academy in order to be able to become a ballet dancer. It offers a combination of regular education and dance training.

You learn to enable artistic ideas to be executed in the field of th eatre technics. You develop yourself into a fully fledged member of the creative team. You're one of the initiators of the artistic concept and from the early stages you're responsible for the implementation of the entire theatre image: light, sound and scene.

Do you have an MBO (senior secondary vocational education) diploma in Stage and Event Engineering (PET) and would like to become a manager in your field? Do you thrive on using technological tools to make creative ideas work?

Dancing, singing and performing are combined in a unique way, with a focus on dance. You are trained to become a performing artist who is able to work in dance, music theatre as well as musical companies.

This is a residential master in the form of a training laboratory for international professionals in the performing arts.

Artists who have established a professional practice and seek possibilities for further reflection and development, can increase their research skills in this master.

The School for New Dance Development (SNDO) teaches students to become choreographers/dance makers, able to contribute to the development of dance as an art form.

Modern Theatre Dance educates you to become a versatile dancer, who actively participates in the process of creation together with the choreographer. You will be immersed in contemporary dance styles and academic dance at a high technical level.

As a scenographer you're the designer of theatre spectacles and costumes; you're a theatre maker who shapes the 'theatrical reality'.

The Dutch National Ballet Academy offers a two-year AD programme Classical Ballet. After your studies you will be ready to enter the field as professional dancer.

Looking for an exciting international career as a dance performer? Develop your unique talent in this highly diverse programme exploring social, urban and non-western dances and their relation to European and American theatre dance traditions. We challenge you to contribute to shaping the future of dance!