Start date: September 2022
Our MA Creative Enterprise: Theatre pathway allows you to combine your passion for the arts with studies in law, management and entrepreneurship.
On the theatre pathway, you’ll explore theatre practice and its critical contexts, learn about the importance of programming and curating in the contemporary theatre landscape, and deepen your understanding of industry trends and practices.
This MA programme is a collaboration, taught by three world-renowned schools at the University of Reading – the School of Arts and Communication Design, Henley Business School and the School of Law. You will be based in the Department of Film, Theatre and Television, situated at the heart of the University’s Whiteknights campus.
The theatre pathway is ideal if you are hoping to develop a career in arts journalism, theatre management and administration, entrepreneurial projects in theatre and the creative industries, or arts teaching and research. Our students are encouraged to make the most of our excellent connections to the creative industries right from the start of the course.
You will join a vibrant, supportive department, based in the world-class Minghella Studios. Our teaching is informed by expertise in a range of contemporary-theatre themes, and our community of academic staff has a longstanding commitment to scholarly excellence and research through practice.
While studying on the theatre pathway, you will also benefit from working alongside students on other Creative Enterprise pathways (such as Film and Art), opening up even more opportunities for you to build connections, and to enrich your understanding of the creative industries.
For more information, please visit the Film, Theatre & Television website.
Overview
Our MA Creative Enterprise: Theatre pathway allows you to combine your passion for the arts with studies in law, management and entrepreneurship.
On the theatre pathway, you’ll explore theatre practice and its critical contexts, learn about the importance of programming and curating in the contemporary theatre landscape, and deepen your understanding of industry trends and practices.
This MA programme is a collaboration, taught by three world-renowned schools at the University of Reading – the School of Arts and Communication Design, Henley Business School and the School of Law. You will be based in the Department of Film, Theatre and Television, situated at the heart of the University’s Whiteknights campus.
The theatre pathway is ideal if you are hoping to develop a career in arts journalism, theatre management and administration, entrepreneurial projects in theatre and the creative industries, or arts teaching and research. Our students are encouraged to make the most of our excellent connections to the creative industries right from the start of the course.
You will join a vibrant, supportive department, based in the world-class Minghella Studios. Our teaching is informed by expertise in a range of contemporary-theatre themes, and our community of academic staff has a longstanding commitment to scholarly excellence and research through practice.
While studying on the theatre pathway, you will also benefit from working alongside students on other Creative Enterprise pathways (such as Film and Art), opening up even more opportunities for you to build connections, and to enrich your understanding of the creative industries.
For more information, please visit the Film, Theatre & Television website.
Entry requirements
IELTS: 6.5 overall with at least 6.0 in each section.
Entry requirements: Normally a good undergraduate honours degree (2:1 or above) or equivalent from a university outside the UK. You’ll need to show evidence of your commitment to film or television study and/or practice, or theatre study and/or practice, depending on your pathway of choice.
Structure
Compulsory modules include:
Code | Module | Convenor |
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MMM110 | Entrepreneurial Management for Creative Artists. | DR Norbert Morawetz |
MMM087 | Management in Creative and Cultural Organisations | PROF Peter Miskell |
Optional modules include:
Code | Module | Convenor |
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MMM094A | Financing for Creative Entrepreneurship | DR Maksim Belitski |
FTMFF | Film Programming and Film Festivals | PROF Lucia Nagib |
FTMFP | Film Production | DR Tonia Kazakopoulou |
FTMFPD | Film Practice or Dissertation | PROF Lucia Nagib |
FTMPL20 | Work Placements and Pathways (Twenty Credits) | DR Veronica Rodriguez Morales |
FTMWCR | World Cinema: Presenting and Representing Reality | PROF Lucia Nagib |
LWMTTT | Intellectual Property Law: Patents and Trade Marks | MR Adrian Aronsson-Storrier |
LWMTWB | Internet Law | DR Basak Bak Tezgel |
LWMTCC | Intellectual Property Law: Copyright and Designs | DR Basak Bak Tezgel |
LWMTII | International and Comparative Intellectual Property Law | MR Adrian Aronsson-Storrier |
Fees
New UK/Republic of Ireland students: £TBC (to be confirmed for 2022 entry) per year
New international students: £TBC (to be confirmed for 2022 entry) per year
Tuition fee information
The fees listed are for full-time study, unless otherwise stated. Fee information will be confirmed in offer letters sent out to successful applicants. You can find further information, including information for part-time study, through our dedicated fees and funding page.
EU student fees
With effect from 1 August 2021, new EU students will pay international tuition fees. For exceptions, please read the UK government’s guidance for EU students.
Additional costs
Some courses will require additional payments for field trips and extra resources. You will also need to budget for your accommodation and living costs. See our information on living costs for more details.
Financial support for your studies
You may be eligible for a scholarship or bursary to help pay for your study. Students from the UK may also be eligible for a student loan to help cover these costs. See our fees and funding information for more information on what's available.