Students taking Drama as their First Teaching Area in the Bachelor of Education (Secondary) or Bachelor of Education (Primary and Secondary) must complete 60 credit points of Drama Discipline units as outlined below.
Part A.1 AND Part A.2 AND Part A.3
Part A.1 : 100-level units
Complete 10 to 20 credit points from the following:
- PERF102Theatre Making: Essentials of Theatre Production10 CP
- PERF104Drama's Greatest Hits: Performing Drama History10 CP
Part A.2 : 200-level units
Complete 10 to 30 credit points from the following:
- PERF200Theatre for Young People10 CP
- PERF203Plays and Playhouses10 CP
- PERF205Devising Theatre: Performance and Production Methods10 CP
- PERF207Australian Drama: History, Performance and Perspectives10 CP
- PERF208On Stage: Body and Voice in Performance and Production10 CP
- PERF211Revolutionary Spirit: Staging Modern Politics10 CP
- PERF215On Screen: Movies, TV, Video Games10 CP
- PERF220All the World's a Stage: Critical Approaches to Global Drama10 CP
- PERF221The Director's Laboratory10 CP
- PERF222Staging the End of the World: Apocalypse, Conspiracy and Conflict10 CP
Part A.3 : 300-level units
Complete at least 20 credit points from the following:
- PERF302Independent Drama Project: Research and Practice10 CP
- PERF318"That Is the Question": Shakespeare and Renaissance Theatre10 CP
- PERF319Theatre Production and Performance10 CP
- PERF321Plays That Shook the World10 CP
- ENGL338Adaptation: From Page to Screen10 CP
300-level cross-credited electives
- HUMA318The Literature and Drama of New York City10 CP
300-level cross-credited electives
- HUMA320Major Creative Project10 CP
300-level cross-credited electives.
Restriction requirement for HUMA320. Permission from the National Head of School or Course Coordinator is required prior to enrolling in this unit if you wish to count towards a particular major.
- HUMA332Arts and Humanities Special Project10 CP
300-level cross-credited electives.
Permission from the National Head of School or Course Coordinator is required. Quotas apply. An application process will apply for special projects on offer and academic merit will be considered. The student must be undertaking a major taught by the National School of Arts and Humanities (not including Mathematics and Technology).