Drama und Englische Literatur, BA (Hons)

BA (Hons) Drama and English Literature at Greenwich University

Join an innovative Drama & English Literature degree designed to shape future industry leaders. This program equips students with essential skills for careers in the creative arts, performing arts, and literature.

Key Features

• Expert Faculty: Learn from world-class academics and experienced theatre practitioners, benefiting from their knowledge and industry insights.
• Facilities: Experience the state-of-the-art Bathway Theatre, featuring six studios and a flexible performance space, along with the Greenwich Maritime campus.
• Diverse Curriculum: Engage with a wide range of topics, including literature, visual narratives, fiction, and poetry. Participate in public productions and create a Theatre Company in the final year.

International Options

Consider the 4-year BA (Hons) Drama and English Literature with International Study, which allows a year abroad. New students can apply for this track, and existing students may transfer under specific conditions.

Professional Experience

Engage in a professional practice year with industry partners, providing opportunities to enhance your real-world skills and apply your learning in professional settings.

What It Offers

• Develop an analytical understanding of theatre processes and English Literature.
• Enjoy collaboration opportunities across the School of Stage and Screen, preparing for careers in film, television, and digital media.

Yearly Breakdown

Year 1:

• Compulsory modules include:
• Literary Forms of Representation
• Critical Contexts for Performance
• Documentary Theatre

Year 2:

• Compulsory modules include:
• Stage Production
• Immersive Performance
• Electives covering various contexts of drama and prose.

Year 3:

• Core modules such as:
• Literature and Publishing Since 1820
• Advanced Production Project
• Options in performing technologies, directing, and critical theory.

Workload

Expect a commitment similar to full-time employment, with each 30-credit module requiring around 300 hours of total engagement, including lectures, practical sessions, and independent study.

Career Opportunities

• Sandwich Placements: Available placements of 9-13 months provide practical industry experience, enhancing employability in theatre, publishing, and arts administration.
• Internships: Students are encouraged to seek internships during summer breaks, supported by the Employability and Careers Service to secure opportunities.

Support Services

• Access to academic skills support, study skills guidance, and tailored training for specific IT needs or module requirements.

Embark on a transformative journey in Drama and English Literature at Greenwich, where creativity meets opportunity. This program prepares students for diverse and fulfilling careers in the vibrant worlds of theatre, literature, and the arts.