314 Bachelor's degrees in Drama in England, United Kingdom

The Acting and Physical Theatre degree from University of Essex is for actors who want to specialise in a world of physical and visual performance beyond traditional theatre and television. We combine dynamic, exciting acting training with devised and ensemble work, offering all you would expect from a traditional British drama school coupled with modern European performance methodologies.

The Theatre and Film course at University of Bristol allows you to combine the study of theatre and film. You will study the historical, contextual and critical study of theatre, film and television alongside practice-based investigations of theatre, film and television.

Venture beyond the viewing experience and explore film as an art form, a social institution, and as a business. The Film Studies (Hons) (Joint Honours) BA degree offered at De Montfort University gives you the opportunity to study in combination with another subject to diversify your skillset and broaden your career options.

Turn performance from a passion into a profession, with a practice-based Theatre and Performance (Hons) course from The University of Lancashire that will unleash your creativity and help you join the next generation of actors and theatre makers.

The Drama programme from University of Essex enables different cultures and societies to confront the most important issues of our time; it provides a crucial space to laugh, to dream, and dare to project different worlds.

Join an exciting and challenging Drama (Hons) degree at University of Greenwich that will support you to become a future industry leader. Study Drama at Greenwich and develop the skills for success in the Creative and Performing Arts.

Throughout this Creative Expressive Arts, Health and Wellbeing - Drama (Hons) course from University of Derby you'll develop skills in using the arts to help people in communities to engage in creative activities with this inspiring.

BA World Performance at the University of Essex offers an intensive, hands-on training that embraces diverse perspectives.

Step into the spotlight with De Montfort University’s dynamic Acting (Hons) — a bold and forward-thinking programme that prepares you for the future of performance. Designed for aspiring professional actors, this course equips you with the skills to thrive across stage, screen, and online platforms, blending traditional techniques with cutting-edge practices.

Throughout the Drama and Performance Practice (Part-Time) (Hons) course from University of Gloucestershire you’ll experience the full range of theatre practice on this performance focused and creative degree.

Explore how film shapes society across time. Develop critical skills to understand cinema, from film exhibition to technological changes with Film Studies (Hons) degree provided by University of Sussex.

Theatre is one of our most ancient and enduring forms of art. The Theatre - Writing, Directing and Performance (Hons) at University of York draws together the key roles of director, performer and playwright. You'll develop in-depth knowledge of theatre practice, and the skills to succeed in any area of the industry.

The Theatre and English programme at Brunel University of London is an academic and practical course that provides you with the opportunity to tailor your studies according to your interests in Theatre and English

Within the English Literature and Film and Theatre course from the University of Reading you will explore the creative dynamics between writing and performance on the page, on the stage, and on the screen.

This one-year Drama - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus Hull offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Hull.

On this Drama, Acting and Performance (Hons) programme  at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) you will gain valuable experience in actor training techniques for stage and screen, write and devise performance projects, and learn about the contexts of production to prepare you for a range of careers in the creative industries.

Drawing on the teaching and practices of a range of practitioners – from Uta Hagen and Jacques LeCoq, to Rudolf Laban and Anne Bogart, the Acting (Hons) course at the University of Surrey will develop your imagination, your technique, your expressive and collaborative skills, and your creativity .

This (Hons) Musical Theatre course from the University of West London offers a ‘triple threat’ training with weekly one-to-one singing lessons, plus ballet, tap, jazz and acting lessons – preparing you for a career in the West End and beyond.

Throughout this Film Production and Cinematography (Hons) BA degree from Bournemouth University you will usually be taught by a range of staff with relevant expertise and knowledge appropriate to the content of the unit. This will include senior academic staff, qualified professional practitioners and research students. 

Develop your craft and explore a wide range of artistic opportunities on this dynamic programme, which combines creative writing and drama performance.