B.A. Programs

Theatre History - concerned with the history, theory, and criticism of theatre.

B.F.A. Programs

Area 1: Acting - concerned with the practice of acting in various media.

Area 2: Design - concerned with the practice of scenic, lighting, and costume design for the stage.

For students majoring in Drama who take several 100-level courses in the subject of their major, the first 6 100-level credit units taken will be counted as junior and the remaining 100-level courses in that subject will be counted as senior.

Exchange Opportunities

The Drama Department has been actively involved in a student exchange program with Masaryk University in the Czech Republic. Students who participate in this exchange will normally be in their second or third year of studies at the University of Saskatchewan. Prospective candidates for the exchange should consult with departmental faculty early in their designated programs in order to ensure that the course requirements are met.

Major Average

The major average in Drama B.A. programs includes the grades earned in:

All DRAM and all courses listed in the Major Requirement D6.

The major average in Drama B.F.A. programs includes the grades earned in:

All DRAM courses

Residency Requirements in the Major

To receive a B.A. degree in Drama, students must complete at least two-thirds of the following coursework (to the nearest highest multiple of 3 credit units) from the University of Saskatchewan.

DRAM 110 and DRAM 113
Minimum requirements in Major Requirement D6.

To receive a B.F.A. degree in Drama, students must complete at least two-thirds of the following coursework (to the nearest highest multiple of 3 credit units) from the University of Saskatchewan.

All credit units required in DRAM

See Residency for additional details.