What You Will Study
An exploration of the theoretical concepts associated with Performing Arts underpins the practical aspects of the course. Through practical classes you will develop a wide range of performance techniques drawn from world-renowned practitioners and theorists enabling you to become a versatile performer.
Areas you’ll explore include the historical development of creative industries, professional development, and preparation, process and production.
This course will provide you with the opportunity to apply your experience in the studios in a diverse range of performance arenas such as community-based contexts, performance projects, and theatre-based performances.
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Attendance Expectations
3 days per week plus evening performances.
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How You Will Be Assessed
Formative assessment will be ongoing within teaching and learning sessions and will comprise of peer and self-assessment as well as tutor assessment, which is externally verified.
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Entry Requirements
Performance-based Foundation Degree, HND, or other Level 5 qualification (minimum grade of 50%).
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Those with previous experience or learning that is relevant may be eligible via our Accredited Prior Learning (APL) process for accreditation towards this course.All applicants must complete a satisfactory interview and audition and all students must complete a minimum of 75 hours placement over the course of the year.
Students who have not previously completed a Level 5 research module may be required to undertake a short bridging module at the start of the programme which is designed to ensure that students are able to undertake the academic demands of Level 6 study.
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Fee Information
£7,400
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Further Study
The course will enable students to undertake a Post Graduate qualification.
