2010 International Undergraduate Prospectus nts. u.au
2010 International Undergraduate Prospectus nts. u.au
2010 International Undergraduate Prospectus nts. u.au
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Music, visual and performing arts<br />
Bachelor of Dance<br />
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Mary Jane says that her<br />
engagement in the Centre For<br />
Ideas as part of the Bachelor<br />
of Dance has been enriching<br />
beyond her expectations.<br />
“To see myself in the same room with artists<br />
other than my fellow dance artists; to be<br />
able to share that moment with talented<br />
strangers, all with a different perspective,<br />
has made my experience so special and so<br />
different. It helped me open up to new ideas<br />
and poi<strong>nts</strong> of views.”<br />
As well as being challenged to broaden<br />
her perspective in class, Mary Jane has<br />
found the whole experience of studying in<br />
another country enlightening. “Discovering<br />
myself as an individual and as an artist has<br />
been important; but being a part of what<br />
Melbourne has to offer, without losing who I<br />
am, is also a learning experience. This is an<br />
opportunity for me to grow and establish a<br />
productive future for myself.”<br />
Contemporary duo work and ballet are<br />
Mary’s favourite subjects. She likes the<br />
discipline, “the hard work to develop<br />
strength, the be<strong>au</strong>tiful lines you can<br />
achieve.” Once her dance studies are<br />
completed, Mary Jane intends to stay at the<br />
University of Melbourne to study a Master<br />
of Primary Teaching. “My dream job is to<br />
become a qualified teacher and work with<br />
children. I’d also like to teach dance and<br />
do some volunteer work with families, help<br />
kids with school work and teach them to be<br />
creative.”<br />
Mary Jane Koon Po Yuen<br />
Third Year, Bachelor of Dance<br />
M<strong>au</strong>ritius