Joseph Nathan Cohen

Department of Sociology, CUNY Queens College, New York, NY

Studying Creation in NYC: Dancers

University programs that train dancers

This post lists university programs that train for careers in Dancers in the New York City metropolitan area. It is part of a larger series exploring content creation-related university programs in metropolitan New York City. Methodological details are here.

The table below lists metro NYC program topics that are linked to Dancersby researchers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and National Center for Education Statistics.

Institution Program Level Graduates
Fordham University Dance Bachelors Degree 27
The New School Musical Theatre Bachelors Degree 24
Manhattan School of Music Musical Theatre Bachelors Degree 20
CUNY Hunter College Dance Bachelors Degree 15
Hofstra University Dance, General Bachelors Degree 12
Manhattanville College Musical Theatre Bachelors Degree 9

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