Drama & Theatre Studies UCC |

Research

University College Cork has one of the leading departments of Drama and Theatre Studies in Ireland with a growing national and international reputation for the excellence of its research.

Postgraduate

Postgraduate Degrees offered by DTS include a one year MA and a Master of Research and M.Phil/PhD programmes.

Undergraduate

Undergraduate Drama & Theatre Studies at UCC - Single and Joint Honours Programmes Available.

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NEWS UPDATES

Death of a Salesman opens May 16th at Everyman Theatre, Cork, starring Irish-Americal film and tv actor Patrick Cronin, UCC’s Director of Development, Jean van Sinderen-Law, and involving graduate and postgraduate students across schools. Production directed by Aleksandar Sasha Dundjerovic. See full details on http://www.ucc.ie/en/news/fullstory-233941-en.html or click here for Examiner article or news clippings.

Join us at Mr Bradley’s (Barrack St, Cork) on Wednesday 15th May at 6 pm for our next Perforum: Cabinet of Curiosities by Gaitkrash (Bernadette Cronin, Regina Crowley and Mick O’Shea).

For more details see http://www.music.ucc.ie/drama/cabinet-of-curiosities-weds-15th-may/

UCC's Department of Drama & Theatre Studies (DTS) is committed to excellence in teaching and research, and is one of the leading drama & theatre departments in Ireland.

DTS has a vibrant learning community dedicated to theatre practice and theory. Our ethos is to build an international reputation for the provision of an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural understanding of theatre and the performing arts.

For information on our application and dates of interviews/auditions see our undergraduate page or download our flyer (PDF 165kb) and brochure (PDF 2.1mb.

Offers Joint Honours and Single Honours Degrees in Drama & Theatre Studies.
Is committed to excellence in teaching and national and international research, housing interdisciplinary research center in performance practices.
Is dedicated to the teaching of theatre practice alongside theoretical and critical approaches to performance studies.

Has excellent facilities alongside UCC's main campus (comprising the Granary Theatre, studio space, drama labs and seminar rooms).
Has connections with local, national, and international theatres as well as national and international cultural organisations. Most of our graduates are pursuing careers in theatre, television and film industry.