48 monthsProgramme duration
Jan-2000Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Education and Training
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
A successful student will: Develop visual and aural perceptions for theatre performance. Understand basic production processes (i.e. performing, acting, stage direction, design, and the necessary technical operations related to production). Become familiar with the historical and cultural dimensions of theatre. Make informed assessments of quality in works of theatre and other related art forms. Explore post-baccalaureate opportunities with faculty guidance starting a minimum of one year before graduation. Have the opportunity to: attend professional conferences, festivals, work with artists in residence, and/or guest artists. Function in a variety of artistic roles through the presentation of public performances. Intended Outcomes/Objectives specific to Theatre Education Beyond the outcomes for all BA/BS degrees in theatre, a successful theatre education student will Be prepared to become educators who utilize the discipline of theatre as a catalyst in understanding the complex nature of the human condition, artistic exploration and appreciation, and the interrelationship of individual expression and student growth Possess strong competence in and understanding of the relationship between theatre performance, production, literature, theatre history, theory, criticism, and technical skills through which a theatrical concept is realized Through theatre, use educational theories and strategies; teaching students the integral process of artistic creation from conception to realization Demonstrate advanced skills in collaboratively directing productions and an ability to create a variety of types of performances Have a working knowledge of the state of Utah Arts Core Curriculum, as well as, state and national theatre education standards combined with skills in creating a scope and sequence, instruction, and assessment in classroom instruction
Programme overview
Main Subject
Education and Training
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
A successful student will: Develop visual and aural perceptions for theatre performance. Understand basic production processes (i.e. performing, acting, stage direction, design, and the necessary technical operations related to production). Become familiar with the historical and cultural dimensions of theatre. Make informed assessments of quality in works of theatre and other related art forms. Explore post-baccalaureate opportunities with faculty guidance starting a minimum of one year before graduation. Have the opportunity to: attend professional conferences, festivals, work with artists in residence, and/or guest artists. Function in a variety of artistic roles through the presentation of public performances. Intended Outcomes/Objectives specific to Theatre Education Beyond the outcomes for all BA/BS degrees in theatre, a successful theatre education student will Be prepared to become educators who utilize the discipline of theatre as a catalyst in understanding the complex nature of the human condition, artistic exploration and appreciation, and the interrelationship of individual expression and student growth Possess strong competence in and understanding of the relationship between theatre performance, production, literature, theatre history, theory, criticism, and technical skills through which a theatrical concept is realized Through theatre, use educational theories and strategies; teaching students the integral process of artistic creation from conception to realization Demonstrate advanced skills in collaboratively directing productions and an ability to create a variety of types of performances Have a working knowledge of the state of Utah Arts Core Curriculum, as well as, state and national theatre education standards combined with skills in creating a scope and sequence, instruction, and assessment in classroom instruction
Admission Requirements
6+
Other English language requirements: a TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score of at least 525 (written version) or 197 (computer version).
48 Months
Jan-2000
Tuition fees
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0 USD
International
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