Associate of Fine Arts In Musical Theatre
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
Associate of Fine Arts In Musical Theatre
Overview
The Associate of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre is a two-year program that offers a conservatory and holistic approach to musical theatre training. The program is designed to prepare students for a wide range of careers in the performing arts industry, including performance, directing, staging, creating written material for performance, production, management, marketing, and funding.
Category
Performing Arts
Start Month
September
Level
Undergraduate
Application Method
Direct & Audition
Fees (Non-EU Nationals)
N/A
Duration
2 Years (Full-time)
Fees (EU Nationals)
€7500
Location
Dublin
Course Detail
The program combines conservatory training and academic classroom modules. Approximately two-thirds of total weekly contact hours consist of modules devoted to practical aspects of performance, while the remaining one-third concentrates on class-based academic instruction.
Course Schedule
The program's structure includes:
- Acting modules that explore technical perspectives and development through the study of the Stanislavski, Laban, and Meisner techniques.
- Music modules that emphasize acquiring a Legitimate Vocal technique and learning about the overall Health and Care of the Voice.
- Dance modules that introduce fundamental concepts of dance and movement, including Musical Theatre dance styles, Classical Ballet, Jazz ballet, Ensemble Improvisation, and Body Awareness.
Course Requirements
- Irish School Leavers: Applicants must obtain an Irish Level 5 Leaving Certificate. An interview and audition are required for entry to the program.
- Further Education (FE) students: Applicants must obtain an Irish FE Level 5 or Level 6 award. An interview and audition are required for entry to the program.
- International Applicants: Applicants must obtain a higher secondary education diploma. An interview and audition are required for entry to the program.
- English Language Requirement: An English language certificate may also be required.
Course Skills
Students will acquire and develop transferable career skills, including:
- Communication
- Writing skills
- Creativity
- Effective presentation techniques
- Management, marketing, and fundraising abilities
- Interpretational and compositional competency with written texts
- Organisational skills
- Research skills
- Time management
Useful Links
- The Course Catalog
- Quality Assurance Manual
- The Student Handbook
- The Return to Title IV Policy
- The SAP Policy
- Student Information
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Policy
- Erasmus Charter for Higher Education
Fees
- Tuition fee: EU students €7500, Non-EU students €9500
- Payment plans are available for EU students and students who do not require a Stamp 2 study visa.
