BA/BS in Performing Arts Expression

This department prepares women for careers on and behind the stage, with separate tracks for performers and for creators who plan, direct and produce productions. The curriculum builds expressive skills, stage knowledge and technical ability. All students in the second year train in London at a drama school, taking workshops and attending West End productions, with travel costs covered by tuition. On campus, students gain practical experience through a university theatre company and the memorial hall. Graduates aim for work as actors, dancers, voice actors and voice trainers, or in local-government arts bodies and production companies.