Utica College

What you'll study

Coursework and training expose students to a broad range of theatrical roles, contexts and styles from around the world. The concentration pairs theatre practice with core communication classes so students learn performance, directing and production skills alongside studies in how communication shapes relationships and society. The program emphasizes collaboration, interdisciplinary thinking and theatre-for-community approaches.

Entry requirements

The source page lists this as a concentration within the Communication and Media major; specific admissions criteria for the major and for Utica University should be obtained from the Office of Admissions.

Career prospects

Graduates with this concentration enter a variety of fields where theatrical skills and communication training are valued. Typical outcomes include roles in performance and production for stage and screen, arts administration, community arts and education; more broadly, Communication and Media alumni pursue careers in journalism, marketing, publishing, government, education and sports-related media.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Financial support and scholarship information are managed by Utica University's admissions and financial aid offices; prospective students should contact those offices to learn about available scholarships, grants and work-study opportunities.