Post Secondary Dance Education
NSW:
- Macquarie University (North Ryde)
- National Aboriginal Islander Skills Development Association (NAISDA)
- University of NSW (Kensington Campus)
- The Australian College of Physical Education*
- Wesley Institute
Victoria
- Australian Ballet School (Senior School only)
- Box Hill Institute (Centre for Performing Arts)
- Deakin University (Melbourne Campus, Burwood)
- Victorian College of the Arts (University of Melbourne)
- Victoria University of Technology (Footscray Institute)
- The Space Dance and Arts Centre (Prahran Melbourne)
Queensland
- Queensland University of Technology (Kelvin Grove Campus)
South Australia
- TAFE SA's Adelaide Centre for the Arts a member of the Helpmann Academy
Western Australia
- Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (Edith Cowan University)
- Youth Ballet Centre of Western Australia
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