Drama in Education and Community
- Unique program that prepares students for careers across the life span in community, institutional, and educational settings
- Training in creative play, storytelling, lesson planning, theatre for young audiences, theatre for social action, and developmental psychology
- Learn to apply drama and theatre as it relates to the elementary/secondary curriculum
- Teaching placements in both elementary and secondary schools
- Social-issue-driven, community based projects
- First-year courses include creative drama, nature of theatre, English literature, and psychology
| Faculty | Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences |
| Department | School of Dramatic Art |
| Degree | Bachelor of Arts in Drama in Education and Community |
| Minimum Admission Average: | 70% |
| Mean Admission Average: | 80% |
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Career Tracks:
- Elementary and secondary school teacher; special education teacher (BEd is required after this degree)
- Social service agency
- Theatre for young audiences
- Graduate studies
- Drama therapist (graduate degree required)
- Workshop leader
- Counsellor
- Play leader
- Program co-ordinator
- Community drama specialist (facilitator of drama and theatre work across the lifespan)
Learn More:
- Request more information
- Admission Requirements
- How to Apply
- Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Brochure
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