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National University of Singapore
Master of Arts in Theatre and Performance Studies
- Singapore, Singapore
MA
Full time, Part time
12 months
On-Campus
English
Elevate your career in the performing arts with the NUS one-year Master of Arts (Theatre and Performance Studies). This programme blends academic rigor with industry insights, offering hands-on learning in traditional and contemporary theatre and performance. Gain critical thinking, research, and digital skills from globally recognized experts, preparing you for roles in arts education, cultural leadership, and beyond.
Kazakh National University Of Arts
Theater Studies, Bachelor's Degree
- Astana, Kazakhstan
Bachelor's degree
Full time
On-Campus
Russian
Specialists are trained to work in theaters, educational institutions, editorial offices, and publishing houses, on radio and television, in research institutions, in cultural authorities.
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University Of Arts From Târgu-Mureș
Theatre Studies
- Târgu Mureș, Romania
BA
English, Hungarian, Romanian
University of Arts from Târgu-Mureș has gained a well deserved prestige in Romania and abroad because of a common effort and also because of assuming and carring into effect some European and universal principles, among which one can find the respect for the values of humanism, the belief in the equality of chances, the partnership between the teaching staff and students in the entire educational process, promoting multiculturalism, ideas of truth, good and beauty.
Morley College
Courses in From Greek Tragedy to Ibsen: A Crash course in the History of Plays - Online
- South Bank, United Kingdom
Course
Full time
Distance Learning
English
Discover the fascinating story of world theatre while you read some iconic plays! Lectures will explain each period's theatre buildings, performance styles, and industry conditions to give you a new perspective on each playwright's work.
Hills Road Sixth Form College
Drama & Theatre A Level
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
A-level
English
If you’re reading this it’s because you already know the unbeatable excitement of live performance. No amount of technology can replace watching real actors, or having a live audience right in front of you. That’s what we study.
The College Of Idaho
Theatre Major in THEATRE AND SPEECH ARTS
- Caldwell, USA
Course
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Theatre Major is a generalist degree for a student who wants a broad and flexible theatre education experience. Theatre Majors may opt to acquire either a Performance Specialization or a Design/Technology Specialization by selecting additional required or elective courses in each area listed. The specializations are designed to be coupled with the Theatre Core.
University of Detroit Mercy
Theatre
- Detroit, USA
BA
English
You are on your way to a creative future with University of Detroit Mercy's theatre program. Detroit is a city on a resurgence filled with enthusiasm and diversity. It is also a strong community for culture, arts and theatre.
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Studying Theater History offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of performance arts across cultures and time periods. This discipline invites you to delve into the social, political, and artistic contexts that have shaped theater as a human expression.
Through courses in critical analysis, dramaturgy, and historical research methods, you'll clarify the connections between theatrical movements and broader cultural phenomena. Students strengthen adaptability as they engage with diverse historical texts and performance artifacts, leading to a more informed understanding of the art form's impact on society.
As a student of Theater History, you'll develop competencies in researching and interpreting historical texts, analyzing performance styles, and understanding the evolution of playwrights and their works. Many graduates pursue careers as theater historians, educators, or dramaturgs, while others contribute to theaters as researchers or production advisors, employing their insights to enrich modern performances. This degree prepares you for various roles in the arts and education, emphasizing the value of informed analysis and historical context.