University of Winnipeg
Theatre and Film
Overview
Train for theatre and screen with a practice-led degree at the University of Winnipeg. You’ll build performance, production, and creative skills through studio work and project-based learning, preparing you for roles across stage and film/TV.
About this programme
Overview
Embark on an exciting journey into the world of theatre and film at the University of Winnipeg. This practice-led degree equips you with essential skills in performance, production, and creativity through hands-on learning experiences. You will be prepared for diverse roles in stage and screen, blending theory with real-world application.
- Degree: Theatre and Film (University of Winnipeg)
- Delivery: On-campus (check programme website for current format)
- Focus: Theatre practice, performance training, and production-oriented learning
- Language of instruction: English
- Credits/Duration: Varies by study plan (confirm with the programme website)
- Application: Submit via the University of Winnipeg admissions process (confirm deadlines for your intake)
- Additional requirement: Audition may be required (see Admission Requirements)
What you'll study
Sample areas of study (final curriculum may vary by year):
- Acting and performance foundations: Acting Theory; Practice-based training in acting
- Musical theatre: Techniques and performance in Musical Theatre
- Movement and stage skills: Mime; Improvisation techniques
- Production and scenic work: Scenic Painting and design principles
Learning approach: Experience studio-based classes, practical workshops, and collaborative projects that reflect the processes of developing and delivering theatre and screen productions.
Curriculum access: For a complete course list, prerequisites, and recommended study sequence, refer to the official programme curriculum on the University of Winnipeg website.
Entry requirements
Academic requirements
Specific GRE or GMAT requirements are not noted for this programme. Please confirm GPA requirements with the University of Winnipeg admissions office.
English requirements
Accepted English tests (minimum scores may vary):
- IELTS (Academic): 6.5
- TOEFL iBT: 86
- PTE Academic: 58
- Duolingo English Test: 120
Minimum scores may vary by applicant category. Always verify the latest requirements for your intake on the University of Winnipeg programme/admissions pages.
Other requirements
- Audition: An audition with the School of Contemporary Dancers is required.
- High school/secondary education:
- American High School Curriculum: Completion of grade 12 with a minimum high school average of C+ or better on at least 5 academic subjects.
- British patterned education: GCE with two Advanced Level subjects and three Ordinary Level subjects (or three Advanced Level and one Ordinary Level). Secondary school grade: C (no mark below D).
- International Baccalaureate: An IB diploma with 3 HL and 3 SL courses. No grade below 4 accepted for transfer credit/advanced standing.
- Additional university English requirements: Applicants must meet the University of Winnipeg’s English language requirements.
Documents to prepare: transcripts/grade reports, proof of English proficiency (if required), and any audition-related materials or forms requested by the university.
Career prospects
Graduates of the Theatre and Film programme are well-equipped to pursue a variety of career paths in the performing arts, film production, and related fields. The skills acquired during the course can lead to opportunities in acting, directing, production design, screenwriting, and other roles within the entertainment industry. With a solid foundation and practical experience, you will be ready to make your mark in the vibrant world of theatre and film.
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