Bachelor of Arts Degree
College of the Arts, Department of Theatre and Performance Studies
(770) 499-3123
Theatre and performance studies majors take 18 hours of lower-division foundational courses, which introduces them to our program of study.
At the 3000- and 4000-level, students take a core of classes including acting, visual imagination, play analysis, and theatre and performance history. Additionally, students select a three-course concentration choosing from emphases in acting, performance studies (including storytelling, performance art, directing, adaptation of texts for the stage, and dramaturgy), design/technology, or musical theatre.
The theatre and performance studies major culminates in a senior seminar and six (6) hours of an applied/professional sequence. The applied/professional sequence, which is individually designed in cooperation with the student’s advisor, may include combinations of internships, co-ops, directed studies, international study, and/or service learning components.
All theatre and performance studies majors must demonstrate competence in foreign languages up through the level of FL 2002. Students interested in a minor in theatre and performance studies should complete 12 hours of upper-division courses.