457 Bachelor's degrees in Drama in Europe

The Acting B.A. at Trinity College Dublin is a three-year, full-time intensive programme designed for aspiring professional actors. Delivered at The Lir Academy, this practical course focuses on skill-based learning in a public study mode, ensuring students develop the physical and creative stamina required for the industry.

Theatre is the most public literary form. The English and Theatre Studies (BA) degree at the University of Warwick emphasises the relationship between writing and performance, asking how theatre intervenes in history to foster social and political change.

The Theatre department at Yeditepe University provides comprehensive actors' training through theoretical and practical courses as well as workshops and seminars. In order to improve physical professional skills the students are given speech lessons, vocal and corporal training. The theoretical and practical courses aim at providing the students with professional background.

Anglia Ruskin University offers a B.A. in Drama and Film (Hons) with a duration of 3 years. This full-time programme immerses students in the world of performance and filmmaking, equipping them with essential skills for diverse career paths in the creative industries.

Explore contemporary performance to develop your creativity, critical thinking and practical skills for a career in creative industries, and beyond with the Drama with Education (Hons) course from Ulster University.

The Drama Studies (Hons) Programme at the University College Dublin is for students who are interested in learning about theatre and performance in theory and practice. Drama Studies has a range of modules that bring together scholarly, creative, and practical “on-your-feet” tasks and assignments. 

The B.A. in Drama and Theatre (with integrated year in professional practice) at Aberystwyth University spans four years. This immersive programme combines theoretical study with practical experience, preparing students for careers in the creative industries. The course includes an integrated professional practice year, enhancing employability through real-world experience.

The University of Salford offers a B.A. in Film, TV and Stage Design (Hons) that spans three years of full-time study. This programme is designed for those passionate about bringing stories to life through immersive set designs, providing an excellent foundation for a career in the creative industries.

The practical and performance-based Acting (Hons) degree at University of Chichester helps turn natural talent into a career and make dreams of performing on stage or screen a reality.

The Theater, Festival and Event Production (Hons) degree offered by Bath Spa University is very broad in its scope, allowing you to experiment, practise, discover new skills and develop strengths. There's also room for safe failure; we encourage you to learn from your mistakes while training in order to reflect on your practice and processes.

The BA (Hons) in Stage Management at Birmingham City University is a comprehensive programme designed to equip students with the necessary skills for a successful career in the performing arts. This full-time course spans three years, providing practical training and industry experience essential for aspiring stage managers.

The B.Sc. in Applied Performance (Community and Education) (Hons) at Birmingham City University is a full-time course lasting three years. This programme is designed to cultivate passionate theatre-makers who can create impactful performances and projects. Students will engage in practical learning experiences throughout their studies.

This unique and innovative actor training programme develops your professional skills to work across theatre, TV, film, and audio and a devising practice that will see you become an accomplished maker of your own performance work.

The Drama, Theatre and Directing (Hons) programme at University of Chichester offers you numerous opportunities to both perform in and direct your own performance work, as well as working with pre-existing texts.

This programme will train people in writing, performance and the relationship between the two, enabling emerging writers to excel in their chosen fields. Whether it’s crafting your writing for plays, games, or podcasts, you will explore different narrative forms and build imaginative worlds. You’ll receive essential training in dramatic traditions and storytelling principles.

The Music with Musical Theatre (Hons) course from the University of Chichester is for those who want to focus their attention on developing their voice within the musical theatre style, but without incorporating the dance or acting element of traditional musical theatre training.

The Theatre and Film (Hons) at Queen Margaret University is a four-year, full-time programme delivered on campus. This unique degree integrates theoretical study with practical production skills in both disciplines. It is designed for students seeking versatile careers within the thriving global creative industries.

The University of East London offers a BA (Hons) in Acting for Stage and Screen, designed to immerse students in the world of performance. This full-time degree spans three years, equipping learners with the skills needed for success in both stage and screen acting. The programme focuses on practical training and creative exploration, fostering versatile actors.

The Acting (Hons) degree at York St John University is a three-year full-time programme designed to cultivate your skills as a versatile performer. This course focuses on practical techniques and theoretical understanding, ensuring you develop a unique identity in acting. Join a vibrant community of artists and engage in a transformative learning experience.

The Musical Theatre programme at Canterbury Christ Church University offers a B.A. (Hons) degree designed to immerse students in the vibrant world of theatre. This full-time course spans three years, equipping graduates with essential skills for various roles within the performing arts sector.