1.9k Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Drama

Theatre from Hobart and William Smith Colleges is dedicated to providing for the intellectual and artistic needs of all members of the community interested in exploring theatre as a liberal art. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts program at Azusa Pacific University uniquely equips students to pursue creative careers in a broad range of artistic fields including stage and arts management, writing and directing, arts education, arts ministry and technical design. 

The Theatre Arts program of Loyola Marymount University approaches the study of theatre with the view that it is a laboratory for the study of life, allowing us to explore the human experience through performance.

The Theatre program of Hope College offers an academic program of recognized excellence which develops students as practicing theatre artists and engaged audience members.

Refine your talent for Hollywood, Broadway and spotlights in between with the Theatre Arts program from University of Northern Colorado. With a wealth of performing opportunities, exceptional faculty and superior one-on-one instruction, our acting program has earned national recognition for excellence.

Learn from the pros, and put your technical theatre career on a fast track to Broadway with the Theatre Arts - Design and Technology program from University of Northern Colorado.

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 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 Musical Theatre programme at Sam Houston State University is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Fine Arts degree delivered face-to-face in Huntsville. This conservatory-style course offers intensive training in acting, singing, and dance, preparing students for professional performance careers on stage and screen.

Explore the stage with the Theatre program at the University of San Diego. The program is home to actors, directors, playwrights and designers of the future.

Students of the Theatre program from University of Central Arkansas create onstage to gain experience in all aspects of theatre working on faculty, guest, and student-directed productions.

Inspire classrooms and communities by harnessing the experience of live stage performance with the Theatre Education and Performance program at Emerson College.

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Theatre from University of Montevallo provides a broad, generalist theatre education that includes possibilities for elective courses outside of theatre. B.A./B.S. Theatre majors have the option to take additional theatre courses for their electives, but this degree is ideally designed for students seeking a double major or minor.

The Theatre program at the Northwest Missouri State University combines the knowledge from both theatre performance and technical theater as well as design majors.

The Theatre Studies program at Ithaca College combines an interdisciplinary education in theatre with broad experience in the liberal arts. 

The Theatre program from Lewis and Clark College is divided into four concentrations: performance, design/tech, dance, and arts for community.

The Theatre Arts, Technical Theatre Concentration student at Salem State University will take at least three specific technical theatre classes and have to opportunity to work in their area of expertise on all the department productions. Students will also have a minor with 15 to 18 credits and will also take four semesters of a foreign language or the equivalent.

At Theater from Quinnipiac University, you’ll explore every aspect and learn to use the stage to make an impact on the world.

Theatre Arts from Sewanee The University Of The South will give you a strong foundation in all areas of study: acting, directing, design, history, and theory.

Theatre program at Allegheny College students learn to engage critically and creatively with the wider culture that surrounds them, producing original work and developing skills to connect with audiences in compelling ways.