Theater Major - Production Emphasis, B.S. or B.A.
Program Overview
Campbellsville University's Theater program offers a minor or major with concentrations in performance or production. The program emphasizes academic and vocational achievement, lifelong service through theater arts, and a solid foundation for a career in theater. Students can expect a nurturing learning environment and the opportunity to develop their skills in both theory and practice.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Overview:
The Theater Department at Campbellsville University provides education in both theory and practice of theater performance and production. Students can pursue a minor in theater, which allows for a broad study of theater practices, or major in theater with a concentration in either performance or production. The department's mission is to equip students for both personal and professional success in theater through the pursuit of the following objectives:
- Facilitate academic and vocational achievement
- Foster lifelong service to God and community through theater arts
- Establish a base understanding in theater arts to help students develop their skills for a career in theater
- Provide a nurturing learning environment for students to engage in theater arts The Theater major requires 26 hours of core courses and an emphasis in either performance or production, each requiring an additional 16 hours of coursework. Students seeking a Bachelor of Arts degree must also complete twelve hours of foreign language study.
Objectives:
- Develop academic and vocational competence
- Prepare students for lifelong service to God and the world through the lens of theater arts
- Establish a foundation in theater arts, helping students structure their talents for a career in theater
- Provide a high-quality learning environment for students to learn and engage in theater arts
