National Higher School of Dance named after Rosella Hightower in Cannes

Location
France, Cannes

Type of educational institution
Private academy

Program
Secondary education, higher education

Specialization
Choreography

Language of instruction
French

Admission requirements
Entrance exams

Accommodation
Provided

Employment opportunities
Yes

Pôle National Supérieur de Danse — one of the world's leading centers for choreographic education, founded by prima ballerina Rosella Hightower in 1961. The school is accredited by the French Ministry of Culture and is part of the national network of higher education institutions in dance. The school has a modern campus with a residential boarding house, a specialized medical center for dancers, and its own stage venues. Thanks to its dual curriculum, combining classical and modern techniques, and extensive connections with international ballet companies, PNSD Rosella Hightower trains versatile artists in demand on the international stage.

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SPECIALIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS
Specializations: ballet, contemporary dance, dance theory

Initial stage program
Admission age - from 11 years old
Duration of study - 3 years
Cost - from $4240.95 per year

Preparatory stage program
Admission age - from 14 years old
Duration of study - 1 year
Cost - from $4240.95 per year

Specialized training program
Admission age - from 15 years old
Duration of study - 2 years
Cost - $4240.95 per year

Higher education program
Admission age - from 18 years old
Duration of study - 3 years
Cost - $3779.58 per year