Programs
Concordia theatre’s programs combine hands on, practical learning with rigorous historical, critical, and theoretical studies.
Undergraduate
Specialization in Design for the Theatre
The Design for the Theatre program is a 60-credit program that invites students to become actively involved in the complex process of conceiving, communicating and realizing the visual framework for theatrical works.
Specialization in Performance Creation
The Performance Creation program is a 60-credit specialization that provides an introduction to many aspects of theatre, from writing, directing, production, dramaturgy and social-engaged practices, to exploring the possibilities of creating work in an ensemble.
Specialization in Acting for the Theatre
The Specialization in Acting for the Theatre is a 60-credit program that offers a strong and challenging education that aims at training performers who can adapt to the many shapes that theatre and live performance can take today. Students in the program are trained to become both actors and creators who can contribute to an artistic production on several levels.
Minor
Minor in Theatre
The Minor in Theatre is a 24-credit program designed to be a general introduction to the field of Theatre. The Minor may be combined with a Major or Specialization in another discipline.
Graduate
Individualized Programs - MA/PhD
The Individualized Program (INDI, formerly SIP) was created by the School of Graduate Studies to offer a limited number of exceptionally capable students the opportunity to pursue areas of research not covered by existing graduate programs. Interdisciplinary study is the hallmark of INDI. Read more about cross-disciplinary research currents.
For more information about Indivdualized Program, contact the INDI Coordinator.
Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD
The Humanities Doctoral Program: Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture is housed within the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture, jointly administered by the Faculty of Arts and Science and the Faculty of Fine Arts. Serving as Concordia's premier site for interdisciplinary exploration since 1973, the Humanities Doctoral Program offers students an opportunity to pursue innovative interdisciplinary research and art-based practice in areas that span the Humanities, Social Sciences and Fine Arts.
For more information on the Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD, contact the Program Director.
