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Degrees in Drama


Bachelor of Arts in Drama - At the undergraduate level, the Department of Performing Arts offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts in Drama and Teaching Certification in Theatre Arts. Course work available in the areas of acting/directing, design/production, and music theatre will permit you to develop a program of study which focuses attention on the desired areas as well as on the relationship of all theatrical elements to the whole production process.

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Master of Arts in Drama - At the graduate level, a program leading to the Master of Arts degree is offered.

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Online Master of Arts in Drama - The new TWU Master of Arts program is designed for that special group of Texas residents who for financial and familial reasons must continue to work while they earn college credit.

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Bachelor of Arts in Drama
   
  TWU CORE REQUIREMENTS (42 hours)
  Composition (6 hours)
ENG 1013 Composition and Literature
ENG 1023 Composition and Literature
Mathematics (3 hours)

College level algebra equivalent or above
Natural Sciences (6 hours)Humanities and Visual/Performing Arts (6 hours)

Visual or Performing Arts (3 hours)
Literature, Philosophy, Modern/Classical Language/Literature and Cultural Studies (3 hours)
Social and Behavioral Sciences (15 hours)
HIST 1013 History of the U.S., 1492-1865
HIST 1023 History of the U.S., 1865 to the Present
GOV 2013 U.S. National Government
GOV 2023 Texas Government
Social/Behavioral Science (3 hours)
Women's Studies (3 hours)Multicultural Studies (3 hours)
  ADDITIONAL B.A. DRAMA REQUIREMENTS (9 hours)
  Foreign Language (6 hours)
Literature (3 hours)
  DRAMA MAJOR (45 hours)
  Drama Core: 29 hours required of all majors
DRAM 1312 Rehearsal and Production I
DRAM 1321 Script Reading (2 hours)
DRAM 2433 Theatrical Makeup
DRAM 2451 Performance I
DRAM 2461 Performance II
DRAM 2471 Movement for the Performer I
DRAM 3421 Drafting
DRAM 3422 Stagecraft I
DRAM 3432 Stagecraft II: Scene Painting for the Stage
DRAM 3473 The Theatre and Its Drama-Before 1715
DRAM 3483 The Theatre and Its Drama-After 1715
DRAM 3523 Play Directing
DRAM 4412 Rehearsal and Production II
DRAM 4413 Stage Design
Drama Electives: 10 hours required of all majors

DRAM 3451 Advanced Acting I
DRAM 3461 Stage Management
DRAM 3471 Advanced Acting II
DRAM 3481 Movement for the Performer II
DRAM 3493 Theatre Speech
DRAM 4413 Stage Design (repeatable for up to 9 hours of credit)
DRAM 4423 Stage Lighting
DRAM 4472 Sound Design and Technology
DRAM 4513 Characterization
DRAM 4523 Audition for Stage and Camera
DRAM 4901 Selected Topics
DRAM 4903 Selected Topics
DRAM 4913 Independent Study
Summer Stock Company: 6 hours required

DRAM 4913 Independent Study
DRAM 4913 Independent Study
  Related Studies or Minor: 18 hours
  TWU General Electives: minimum of 19 hours
   
Master of Arts in Drama
  Total Hours Required: 42 semester hours, including 6 hours for culminating creative projects.
  Core: 25 hours
  DRAM 5433 Contemporary Theatre
DRAM 5473 Dramatic Criticism and Play Analysis
DRAM 5483 Theatre History I
DRAM 5493 Theatre History II
DRAM 5521 Theatre in Performance (4 units)
DRAM 5913 Individual Study (Project I)
DRAM 5973 Professional Paper (Project II)
  Special Requirements:
  1) Continuation in the program is contingent upon successful completion of the qualifying creative project
(Project I) and the annual graduate review scheduled in late April or early May of each year of study.

2) Students are required to maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or better in all courses applied to the
graduate degree. A grade of C or below in any drama course will not count toward the Master of Arts degree.

3) No student may begin project work without prior approval of the student's Graduate Committee.
  Final Examination:
  An oral examination on each of the culminating creative projects (two hours in length) which will be given
1) approval or 2) disapproval.

If either the qualifying or final project is not approved, the student's Graduate Committee may advise 1) completion of an additional project in the same focus area, 2) a switch in focus areas and completion of a new qualifying and final project, or 3) additional course work before any further project work is attempted.

A student may attempt Project I or Project II no more than two times each with special permission from the drama faculty.
   
  cas   Texas Woman's University
Drama
P.O. Box 425437
Denton, TX 76204-4254
(940) 898-2518
drama@twu.edu
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