Once you have completed the 4-year training in The Art of Eurythmy (which qualifies you to work as a teacher and performer), there are several post graduate training courses where you can continue your studies in Eurythmy in Britain.
MA in Educational Research Eurythmy
The Master’s programme aims to develop and cultivate the transformative aspects of education and the art of eurythmy in the broadest sense. On the one hand, the Master’s programme facilitates educational research competence and, on the other, it aims to enhance eurythmical expertise. Reflection on eurythmy and teaching in a contemporary context enlivens professional activities and develops new ways of seeing and thinking about eurythmy, education and art. It is empowering and builds both competence and confidence. Student research projects will be shaped according to the questions, contexts, and individual initiative students bring with them from their own professional contexts.
It is open to all eurythmists working in schools, special needs homes, or with adults in social contexts such as teacher trainings, eurythmy trainings, workshops and courses for the public, who wish to deepen and expand their work through a practice-based research Master’s.
The course is led by Coralee Frederickson and Shaina Stoehr.
You can get more information about the MA on: eurythmyma@gmail.com
Eurythmy Therapy Training
The second post graduate training that leads to an MA is the part time Eurythmy Therapy Training, which is based in Stroud. The training consists of 5 blocks of lessons and workshops combined with periods of observation and practice in between. The training awards an MA in Eurythmy Therapy, which is awarded by Alanus University (provided you have a BA already). If you haven’t got a BA, you can get one during the first part of the course by completing some work.
The training is led by Shaina Stoehr, Katherine Beaven and Brenda Newton.
You can see more about the Eurythmy Therapy Training on their website.
Post Graduate Performance Work
The two Eurythmy Trainings in Britain offer Post Graduate Stage Courses where you can continue to develop and deepen your practice as a eurythmy performer. You can read more on their websites: