Student Learning Outcomes
Students who complete the M.A. in Theatre will have:
- Studied a broad representative sampling of world dramatic literature.
- Mastered an overview of the history of the theatre, along with some specialized knowledge of a chosen era, aesthetic movement or artist in a historical-cultural context.
- Learned the research skills that will make it possible to pursue an advanced degree.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate ideas in clear and correct writing in English.
- Become familiar enough with various components of the art of the stage to be able to interact effectively with theatre professionals.
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The M.A. degree in theatre is a research-oriented, two-year degree that will prepare students for admission to Ph.D. programs. Students may plan their programs centered on theatre history and dramatic literature or on playwriting, either one with an optional component in dramaturgy. Opportunities exist for M.A. students to serve as dramaturg or assistant to the director of academic and professional productions. A thesis is required to complete the degree. M.A. students are subject to the General Graduate Academic Requirements of the University for graduate study.
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