“…In fact, its plurality permeates political, economic, social, and cultural agendas, problematizing and strengthening dialogues that involve gender issues, power relations, aesthetic standards, social inclusion, physical and mental health, among other themes, providing an understanding that goes far beyond the act of dancing (Cardoso et al, 2021). (Brasileiro et al, 2020;Carbinatto et al, 2016;Lucca et al, 2019;Muglia-Rodrigues & Correia, 2013;Souza & Brasileiro, 2019). Although literature points out the growing interest in topics such as initial training and professional intervention in Physical Education (Brasil et al, 2016;Cardoso et al 2016;Cruz & Castro, 2016;Lucca et al, 2019;Milistetd et al, 2015;Miranda & Ehrenberg, 2017;Quinaud et al, 2018), the scientific scenario still lacks research in which dance is an object of study, especially regarding its offer and teaching in bachelor's and licentiate degree in Physical Education.…”