BA Drama and Theatre Arts is a three-year degree where students study four modules: History of Drama and Performance, Drama and Performance Studies, Performance Practice, and Technical Management and Scenography for the first two years of study. In the third year of study, students continue with History of Drama and Performance and Drama and Performance Studies, while selecting a specialisation module: Acting, Technical Management and Scenography, Film Practice or Theatre-Making.
The History of Drama and Performance modules (DRAH codes) focus on the origin and development of drama and theatre practices.
The Drama and Performance Studies modules (DRAT codes) examine the theoretical aspects of performing arts with a focus on script analysis, acting techniques, movement studies, speech theory, directing as a field of study, and film studies.
The Performance Practice modules (THEP codes) focus on training in acting, movement, and voice and speech. In the second and third year of study, students get the opportunity to perform in several productions.
The Technical Management and Scenography modules (THET codes) focus on all the technical aspects of a production which include design, sound, lighting, costume design, and stage management.