The Faculty of Performing Arts offers programs in the School of Dance, School of Music, and School of Musical Theater. These programs prepare students for professional work in live performance, television, film, and other media platforms.

The School of Music fosters the development of exceptional musicians from diverse backgrounds. Students engage with international practitioners and leading academics, expanding their musical horizons and developing creativity and entrepreneurial skills. The program equips students with a sense of relevance in today’s music industry and the ability to solve creative problems. Musicians can create, collaborate, and connect, whether mastering a traditional instrument or composing new works. Specializations include Classical Music, Traditional Music, and Contemporary Music.

The School of Dance provides training in various dance techniques, dance performance, stagecraft, dance analysis, choreography and other related areas. Students explore the fundamentals of performance through the convergence of time, space, technology, and creativity. They develop an understanding of their field and explore personal connections to arts making as professional artists.

The School of Musical Theater combines elements from the Music and Dance programs, allowing students to specialize in this unique art form. Students receive vocal and dance training, learn about stagecraft and performance techniques, and explore the rich history and context of musical theatre of Broadway, West End, and Asia.

Students in the Faculty of Performing Arts explore the intersection between arts, creativity and industry. Students learn practical knowledge and techniques from experts, receive training in various mediums, and study the business side of their fields.

The Faculty of Performing Arts provides a dynamic learning environment that equips students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to excel in their chosen fields in the creative industries.