350 Bachelor's degrees in Drama in United Kingdom

The Film and Theatre Making (Hons) programme from the Queen's University Belfast combines the strengths of Queen’s highly regarded Film and Drama departments, offering students a unique opportunity to study the intricacies of production practice in both film and theatre. 

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 Acting and Contemporary Theatre programme offered by University of Essex develops your performance abilities and creativity, preparing you to graduate as a versatile actor and join an alumni network of leading international practitioners.

This Music and Drama (Hons) course at Bangor University offers a compelling blend of artistic exploration, skill and intellectual development, collaboration, self-expression, and personal growth.

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 (2-semester) Theatre Studies - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Birkbeck, University of London.

The Acting for Stage and Screen (Hons) programme at Edinburgh Napier University is a full-time course studied over two years, and is designed to provide a credible vocational training for applicants who have completed two years of Higher Education.  

East 15 Acting School’s BA Creative Producing (Theatre and Short Film) degree from the University of Essex is a full-time, industry-focused training aimed at entrepreneurial artists with an interest in creating, producing, administrating and promoting theatre and film.

This English and Drama programme from The University of Exeter is a challenging and flexible degree that builds on two internationally renowned centres of excellence in research, teaching and theatre practice.

Through this Drama,Theatre and Performing - Placement Year (Hons) programme from Lancaster University you will combine practice and theory to support your creative risk-taking and develop an original voice through your own innovative practical work.

The Acting (Hons) course at University of Hull is a practical, production-based degree, delivered in partnership with Middle Child Theatre Company and Prague Quadrennial.

On Drama (Hons) course at Kingston University you'll develop your skills as a theatre-maker in professional facilities, such as The Rose Theatre and two new theatres in Kingston University’s landmark Town House building.

This one-year (2-semester) Drama and Theatre Arts - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Goldsmiths, University of London. 

The Drama programme from The University of Exeter develops your performance skills alongside your understanding of the social, historical and cultural content of theatre and performance.

Unique in both the UK and the world, East 15 Acting School’s Acting and Fight Performance course provides a professional, vocational training in stage combat and performance. The Acting and Stage Combat degree offered by University of Essex enables you to develop a variety of physical performance skills that combine discipline, focus and emotional connection. 

Develop your skills as a professional film-maker, critic, event organiser, writer or industry analyst through the academic study of cinema, to prepare you for a career in the creative industries with this Film Studies (Hons) BA programme from De Montfort University. 

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

The English Literature and Drama (Hons)  programme offered by Bangor University explores the synergies between literature – be that prose, poetry, or drama – and the practices of dramatic production, from scripting and devising to acting and directing.

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

The University for the Creative Arts proudly presents an immersive Design for Theatre and Screen BA (Hons) programme, where students can design the worlds where stories are told – for stage, screen, and everything in between.