Campus: Aireville Campus | Course length: Part-time 3 years
The foundation degree will explore significant developments, theories, practitioners, genres and playwrights who have shaped drama, theatre and performance. Through training you will develop your own unique personal programme through movement, voice, character, imagination and play. You will develop knowledge, skills and understanding of modern drama to post-modernist performance. Other areas studied include performance skills, theatre practices, acting, making theatre, writing for performance and drama and theatre in the community. You will also undertake study and practice within the performing arts industry through the work based employability modules. Through the programme you will be required to attend regular productions, specialist visits and guest talks.
Reference plus the following:
Students without necessary qualifications but with relevant work experience are encouraged to apply for an interview.
Students with relevant HNCs may be able to transfer credit in certain modules onto the Foundation degree
Employment within the performing arts industry.
Progression onto a top-up degree programmes related to drama, theatre or performance.
BA/BSc (Hons) Professional Studies, University of Bradford
if you wish to study this course part-time you can apply for the course online via our online application system
Alternatively you can download a part-time Higher Education application form here. You will need to print this out and return it to us by post..
The mode of assessment is designed to match the individual module learning outcomes. A variety of assessment methods may be used including: presentation; production notes; report; essay; reflective journal; tutor observation; project, portfolio and performance.
