Creative Arts and Production is an undergraduate major at Western University jointly offered by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, the Faculty of Information and Media Studies, and the Don Wright Faculty of Music. It cannot be taken as a stand-alone credential and must be completed alongside another Major or specialization within a Bachelor of Arts degree. The module totals 6.0 courses, including a three-year core sequence, Creative Arts 2200A/B, 3200F/G, and 4100, together with 3.0 courses in Creative Arts at the 2000 level or higher, a capstone or advanced production course, and an elective from one of the three partner faculties. The programme combines practical creative production work with theory across visual art, media, theatre, writing, music, and related disciplines. Enrolment is limited and competitive: meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee a place. Entry requires a minimum mark of 60% in Creative Arts 1020A/B and 60% in a qualifying elective.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Admission requires acceptance into a Bachelor of Arts program in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, the Faculty of Information and Media Studies, or the Don Wright Faculty of Music, and completion of first-year requirements with a minimum mark of 60% in Creative Arts 1020A/B and a minimum mark of 60% in at least 0.5 course from a designated list of electives. Enrolment is limited, and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to the module.