Choreologist Job Description
Choreologists study movements that choreographers create. They are responsible for assisting choreographers by providing notation for new dance works and reading written notation scores.
Typical Job Duties
• Document and preserve a choreographer’s intention and vision
• Notate different forms of dance
• Indicate any changes in choreography and correct errors in notation
• Liaise with choreographers
Scholarships for Becoming a Choreologist
The Applicable Majors section below shows fields of study relevant to a career as a Choreologist. You can search for scholarships matched to those fields of study on our Dance Scholarships page.
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Applicable Majors
Studying one of the university majors listed below is an excellent starting point for becoming a Choreologist. Click on the links to find out what else you can do with these majors!