Drama

Drama scholars ask questions such as: Which elements are unique to the musical? How do dramaturges enhance a production? Did William Shakespeare write all the plays that bear his name?

Drama and theatre provide the means not only to reconstruct the world as it is, but also to model human possibilities. In this program you'll enhance your understanding of drama by participating in productions, interacting with professionals, and acquiring practical and theoretical foundations that will help you build a solid career. During the course of your studies you'll gain creative thinking skills, research and analytical capabilities, written and verbal communication skills, as well as rigorous practical and theoretical training in drama.

Career opportunities

​As a Drama graduate, you'll be prepared for career opportunities in areas such as entertainment, the civil service, and the non-profit sector. An Arts degree can also be used as a stepping-stone to graduate studies or another professional degree such as law, medicine, veterinary medicine, or education.

Courses in this program

History of the Theatre: Origins to the Mid-Eighteenth Century, Introduction to Scenography, Playwriting; Directing, Design and Dramaturgy

Detailed course information

First year Degree Guide - Fine Arts
Program Description (Course Calendar)
List of Courses in the Program​