Drama Postgraduate Degrees

...The Department of Drama offers graduate programs leading to the degree of PhD in Performance Studies, Master of Fine Arts degrees in Theatre Design, Directing, Theatre Voice Pedagogy, and Theatre Practice and Master of Arts in Drama degree... Learn about: Design Studios, Sound studios...

... is important, and you’ll learn how to inspire and encourage your pupils to express themselves in this way. As a teacher you will offer your pupils a wide range of experiences using a variety of techniques in many different forms of drama, helping them to become more self-confident... Learn about: Drama Education, Professional Studies, Theatre professionals...

...This PGCE course prepares you to teach Drama in the 11-16 age ranges with opportunities to gain experience of teaching post-16. It is an integrated academic and professional preparation for teaching, combining study at either postgraduate or professional level with practical training to... Learn about: Drama PGCE, English Conversation, English and Drama...

...The Secondary Drama PGCE is run by drama practitioners currently working in secondary schools. This means you’ll benefit from our close links with a wide range of drama departments across Brighton & Hove, and East and West Sussex. As a teacher trainee, you’re encouraged to participate in activities...

... the chance to focus on refining key performance skills so you are confident when entering the increasingly competitive audition process for a place at a drama school, and you are ready to take on the challenges that come with a three year training programme. There are no UK government grants or funding... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Confidence Training, Problem Solving...

...This PGCE course prepares you to teach Drama in either the 11 to 16 (with post-16 enhancement) or 14-19 age phases. It is a very practical course with around two thirds of the time spent in schools, mostly working with teachers and pupils, and around one third spent on directed study...

...course toward both a Major and a Sector requirement. For Exceptions, check the Policy Statement. For up to three sectors, a seminar may be double-counted in the...

...Theatre & Drama Degree Requirements The following requirements are in addition to, or further elaborate upon, those requirements outlined...

... for use in your own workplace. A suite of modules unique to this course is designed to reflect current developments in education and a broad range of theatre and drama work. The course of study provides a planned and structured programme, which is sufficiently flexible to respond to the needs of a...

...Our faculty are theatre-makers, performance artists, theatre historians and performance theorists. They are experts in diverse interdisciplinary approaches to the study of drama, theatre and performance... Learn about: Non-human performance, Actor training, Theatre and ethics...

... of research and culminates in the production of a large-scale piece of written work in the form of a research thesis that should not normally exceed 80,000 words. Alternatively in Drama, Theatre and Performance, where the submission includes material in other than written form, the written commentary should... Learn about: Theatre Studies, Theatre Management, Teaching and training...

...The English with Drama PGCE introduces students to the broad scope of English and Drama as curriculum subjects across the 11–16 age range. Along with practical knowledge, it offers perspectives on the role of language in learning, the teaching of literacies and literature, the principles... Learn about: Learning in English, English with Drama, PGCE English...

...) at Master’s level, or for teachers of English as a Foreign Language. You’ll examine how drama can motivate your students, improve their speaking confidence, and enable them to use language in cultural contexts, as well as improving your teacher-student relationships...

...to hold a first class or a good second class undergraduate degree. In many cases PhD and MPhil applicants have studied to MA level, though this is not compulsory... Learn about: Digital Culture, Creative Studies, Professional Writing...

...What can I research? Fundamental to our work, Drama research focuses on practical explorations and developing innovative ways of teaching... Learn about: Actor training, Research Enviroment, Digital Media...

... and in Bath city centre. You’ll develop production and networking skills, building a theatre company and a professional profile. We’ll give you opportunities to take your work to external venues as part of your studies. With opportunities to work with BA Acting and Drama students, you’ll get experience... Learn about: Performing Shakespeare...

... the following two modules: Drama: Reading and Performance : introduces a number of representative plays from the Renaissance period and from the 20th century... Learn about: Victorian novel, Old English, Restoration drama...

... in poetry, fiction and drama. Our lecturers have an excellent record of research and publication but, because our own areas of expertise are wide-ranging... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... of research and culminates in the production of a large-scale piece of written work in the form of a research thesis that should not normally exceed 80,000 words. Alternatively in Drama, Theatre and Performance, where the submission includes material in other than written form, the written commentary should... Learn about: Theatre Management, Theatre Directing, Drama research...

...a deeper understanding of the processes of acting through an exploration of play texts from the British and European traditions, providing you with a progression... Learn about: British Tradition, Dramatic Forms, Research Project...