A drama degree offers international students an exciting blend of performance, theory, and industry insight - perfect for those looking to refine their creative talents.
Studying Drama introduces you to the world of performance and theatre. You will learn from themes related to acting, writing for film and performance and also direction techniques.
Studying for a degree in drama will allow you to develop your theoretical and practical skills within the area. You will gain a deeper understanding of the field, and explore its history, development, and modern applications. There will be many opportunities to expand your performance abilities, as well as experience the business and marketing elements. Throughout a degree, your exposure to the world of drama will further prepare you for a career in an ever-evolving industry.
Studying for a masters in drama will allow you to develop your theoretical and practical skills within the area. You will gain a deeper understanding of the field, and explore its history, development, and modern applications. There will be many opportunities to expand your performance abilities, as well as experience the business and marketing elements. Throughout a masters, your exposure to the world of drama will further prepare you for a career in an ever-evolving industry.
Drama and Applied Theatre BA (Hons)
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama United Kingdom
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Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama) Bachelor Degree
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Australia
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Bachelor of Arts (Drama, Theatre, and Performance Studies) Bachelor
University of Galway Ireland
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Drama with Creative Writing BA (Hons)
The University of the West of England, Bristol (UWE Bristol) United Kingdom
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