University of Gloucestershire

Overview

The Performing Arts and Production program at the University of Gloucestershire offers a comprehensive postgraduate research experience that encourages students to create practice-led and research-informed work. With guidance from both academic and industry professionals, participants will cultivate critical skills necessary for success in various fields related to performance and production.

What you'll study

This program is structured to support the development of your research proposal, allowing you to conduct and present your findings effectively. The curriculum encompasses a wide range of indicative areas, including:

• Musical theatre
• Devising
• Role play in professional training
• Immersive and participatory theatre
• Acting
• Dance, somatics, and philosophy
• Dance, spirituality, and religious studies

Throughout your studies, you will engage in ongoing supervision and research planning to ensure your work meets the highest academic standards.

Entry requirements

Applicants typically need a master’s degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject area related to their proposed research topic. There are no GRE or GMAT requirements for this program, and selection is primarily based on academic background and research alignment.

English language proficiency is also essential, with minimum scores set as follows:

• IELTS (Academic): 6.5
• TOEFL iBT: 88
• PTE Academic: 70

Additionally, applicants must submit a detailed research proposal of approximately 1,000 words to be considered for admission.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Performing Arts and Production program can expect to pursue diverse career paths within academia and the creative industries. Opportunities may include roles in theatre production, arts education, research, and beyond. The skills acquired during the program will equip you for various positions that require innovative thinking, project planning, and critical analysis.

For information on post-study work rights, it is advisable to consult the University of Gloucestershire and relevant immigration authorities, as eligibility can vary based on individual circumstances and existing regulations.