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Dancing with inter-disciplinarity: strategies and practices in higher education dance drama and music

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posted on 2014-10-01, 00:00 authored by P Carr, Rea DennisRea Dennis, R Hand
The rise of inter-disciplinarity has not occurred without debate and controversy. Often responding to government agendas, it is not uncommon for university research strategies to include inter-disciplinarity by default, by supporting multidisciplinary collaborations across the institution, nationally and internationally – industry and business being a particular focus. Beginning from the premise that Inter-disciplinary is where students/staff from more than one discipline learn with, from and about one another through a common activity, usually in the context of practice, this report documents the findings of a recent research project aimed to document ways in which inter-disciplinary approaches were active in universities, how they were resourced, what made them effective, and in what ways they are limited.

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1 - 48

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The Higher Education Academy

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York, Eng.

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9781907207860

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eng

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This report is the result of a research project commissioned by The Higher Education Academy, UK. The objectives of the project were to: 1. Summarise what the current situation is re inter-disciplinary strategies and practices in relation to HE Dance, Drama and Music 2. Identify institutional/enablers and inhibitors 3. Function as a guide to successful strategies and practices for the sector 4. Provide recommendations about measures institutions might take in order to prepare for and implement these practices

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A6.1 Research report/technical paper

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2014, The Higher Education Academy

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