After three years of successful completion of the programme, the graduates shall:
PEO-01: Graduates will develop competent dance practitioners with a strong foundation in classical Indian dance techniques, aesthetics, and performance traditions.
PEO-02: Graduates will enable learners to integrate theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and creative expression for professional performance, teaching, and choreography.
PEO-03: Graduates will engage with contemporary platforms such as digital media, interdisciplinary collaborations, and community outreach while preserving classical values.
PEO-04: Graduates will cultivate disciplined, ethical, and reflective artists capable of lifelong learning, cultural leadership, and contribution to the performing arts ecosystem.
Programme Outcomes (POs)
On successful completion of the Programme, the students shall be able to:
PO-01: Demonstrate proficiency in fundamental dance techniques, body alignment, rhythm, and expressive elements common to classical Indian dance forms.
PO-02: Apply theoretical knowledge of dance history, aesthetics, music, and cultural context to enhance performance and interpretation.
PO-03: Perform choreographed and improvised dance pieces with confidence, artistic sensitivity, and professional stage presence.
PO-04: Exhibit teamwork, discipline, ethical responsibility, and adaptability in academic, professional, and creative environments.
Programme Specific Outcomes
On successful completion of the Program, the students shall be able to:
PSO-1: Execute classical dance performances by integrating nritta, nritya, and abhinaya principles relevant across Indian classical dance traditions.
PSO-2: Design and present basic choreography or teaching modules suitable for performances, workshops, or entry-level instruction in classical dance.
The Diploma in Bharatanatyam is offered as a one-year performing arts diploma focusing on this classical Indian dance form as part of the Presidency School of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
This diploma typically includes structured practical training in Bharatanatyam techniques and performance, along with related theoretical aspects such as the history, cultural roots and expressive elements of the dance form.
Yes, the programme emphasises hands-on practice and rehearsal, helping students develop confidence and skill in choreography, movement, rhythm and expression within the classical tradition.
Prospective students are normally expected to have completed Class 10 or equivalent from a recognised board; specific eligibility requirements (including any prior training or audition expectations) are provided by the university’s admissions office.
Graduates may consider opportunities as Bharatanatyam performers, dance instructors, arts educators or cultural programme facilitators, as well as further study in advanced performing arts diplomas or degree programmes. Detailed career pathways are typically shared by the university as the programme develops.
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