

The Theatre Master’s program at the University of Surrey offers a unique opportunity for students to explore the artistic, cultural, and theoretical aspects of theatre through an online, part-time format. This two-year program covers areas such as dramatic theory, performance analysis, and theatre production, providing students with the skills to critically engage with theatre in both historical and contemporary contexts.
Graduates will develop a strong understanding of theatre's role in society and culture, equipping them with the expertise to pursue careers in theatre management, direction, criticism, and academic research. This flexible program is ideal for those who wish to combine their passion for theatre with professional or personal commitments.
The Theatre program combines theoretical study with practical applications, covering topics such as dramatic literature, theatre history, performance theory, and the art of directing. Delivered online, the program allows students to work at their own pace while engaging in interactive seminars, discussions, and assignments designed to deepen their understanding of theatre.
Graduates of the Theatre program will be prepared for careers in theatre management, production, criticism, and education. Career opportunities include theatre director, arts administrator, dramaturg, and theatre critic. The program also provides a foundation for those interested in academic research or pursuing further study in theatre and performance studies.
The Theatre Master’s program at the University of Surrey offers a flexible, online learning experience with a strong academic foundation in the study and practice of theatre. With a focus on both critical analysis and creative practice, the program provides students with the tools to engage with the world of theatre on a deep and meaningful level.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)1483 300800
Email: contentedite@surrey.ac.uk
Address: University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7XH, United Kingdom