The University of St Andrews is proud to validate the higher degrees (MPhil and PhD) of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
The mission of the RSAMD is to provide musicians, actors and other professionals in music and drama well-equipped to pursue a diversity of careers at a national and international level. For further details
The Drama degree specialises in contemporary performance and you will undertake a rigorous investigation of a range of approaches and perspectives. As a Joint Honours student you will concentrate on Drama as a theory-based study rather than an exploration and study of practice. However, there are a limited number of practical modules available to you, including Performance Elements 1, Community Project, Digital Performance, and Placement.
Level 1 Dance Technique and Anatomy Choreography One: Foundations of Practice Discovery Play Histories of Performance Choreography One: Dance Analysis Foundations of Contemporary Performance Creation and Realisation Level 2 Intermediate Dance Technique and Somatics Choreography 2: Improvisation, Documentation and Reflective Practice Modern European Drama Practitioners in Practice Choreography 2: ‘Contact Improvisation; An Ongoing Research Lab Post-modern British Drama Dramaturgy Level 3 Advanced Dance Technique and Performance Choreography Three: Site Specific Dance World Drama Restoration to Melodrama Choreography Three: Dance and Camera Contemporary directions in Theatre and Performance Early Modern Drama
The Center for Adult and Professional Studies is dedicated to providing working adults the opportunity to attain their educational goals in a flexible and intellectually stimulating environment. The interdisciplinary, interactive approach for which St. Andrews is known allows adult learners to bring all of their skills and life experience to the table. Faculty are eager to incorporate the student’s knowledge and experiences into classroom learning activities. Degrees available to you through the Center for Adult and Professional Studies include the Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (Administration, Equine Business Management), Liberal Studies, Education (Elementary) and courses leading to Teacher
Studying Music and Drama in combination works very well, with the programme offering an excellent balance of theory and practice across both subject areas. The aim of the course is to develop you as a confident, versatile and innovative practitioner and thinker, equipped with a set of skills greatly valued by a range of potential employers. The Department is very proud of its extensive schedule of public performances, so you will have ample opportunity to put your new skills to the test. You will be able to get involved in staging theatrical works, large-scale orchestral and choral concerts, or even the
The School of Classics offers five primary undergraduate programmes: Ancient History, Classical Studies, Classics, Greek and Latin. >> Prospective Undergraduates The School offers taught postgraduate degrees in Ancient History, Classical Studies, Greek, Latin, and Greek & Latin. >> Prospective Postgraduates Research & Postgraduate Study We have one of the largest communities of researchers and postgraduate students in the UK, working across the full range of Greek and Latin literature, Ancient History, Art & Archaeology and Ancient Philosophy. Our seminar and conference programme contribute to a stimulating intellectual environment, that promotes successful postgraduate study and research. The School has a strong social identity and offers
The civilizations of Greece and Rome continue to fascinate the modern mind. They are both remote in time, and yet still close to us. This is partly because we owe to the classical world so many of the values and ideas which shape our society, literature and art, partly because many of the important moral and political issues which continue to exercise twenty-first century man were first formulated in the ancient world. In exploring the ancients we learn something about ourselves as well. Over a third of all students in the Arts Faculty at St Andrews take one or more
Dance and Drama at the University of Lincoln is for students who want to pursue the widest career possibilities in the performing arts through linking theoretical and practical, creative work with myriad vocational applications of performance skills. Different techniques and approaches are experienced at every level of the programme. The Lincoln School of Performing Arts is working in partnership with Lincolnshire Dance, a regional professional dance agency, to train students to work in diverse areas of creative enterprise. The course will enable students to develop myriad skills that will allow them to operate successfully in the twenty-first century dance economy. Students