Prof Doc Performing Arts

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23) Performing Arts Prof Doc

The Professional Doctorate in Performing Arts is intended for practitioners across a range of performance-based disciplines.

Course options

• Professional Doctorate
• Home Applicant, Full-time, 3 years, £6,320 per year
• Home Applicant, Part-time, 5 years, £3,160 per year
• International Applicant, Full-time, 3 years, £16,900 per year

Fees, funding and additional costs

• Fees: EU, EEA, and Swiss Nationals starting a course from September 2021 will no longer be eligible for Home fees.
• Funding: Postgraduate Loans Scheme, Postgraduate Scholarship, Alumni Discount, Early Payment Discount, Asylum Seekers scholarship, Civic Engagement, Hardship Bursary, Sport Scholarships
• Additional costs: Textbooks, Computer equipment, Printing, Travel

Learn about applying

• UK Full-time starting Sept: Apply directly to UEL, When to apply: Places on many courses are limited, Advice and guidance: Information, Advice and Guidance team
• UK Part-time starting Sept: Apply directly to UEL, When to apply: Places on many courses are limited, Advice and guidance: Information, Advice and Guidance team
• International Full-time starting Sept: Submitting your application, How to apply: We accept direct applications for international students, When to apply: Please ensure that you refer to the international admissions deadline

What makes this course different

• Doctorate for professional practitioners
• Industry knowledge: Supervision by academics with industry experience, practice, and knowledge
• Studio spaces: Professional standard studio spaces

Course modules

• Research Methodologies and Professional Development - FA8000 (60 credits) Core Module
• Research (480 credits) Core Module

What we're researching

• Sustainable architecture
• Ethical AI
• Health inequality
• Breaking down barriers in the creative industries

Your future career

• This Professional Doctorate is for performers and creatives who wish to develop their practice and gain a doctorate which opens pathways into academia, research, and the wider creative and performance industries.

How we support your career ambitions

• Career Zone: Online jobs board, Mentoring programmes, 1-2-1 career coaching services, Careers workshops and employer events
• Mental Wealth programme: Professional Fitness and Mental Wealth programme, Careers Passport

How you'll learn

• The Professional Doctorate in Performing Arts is led by the individual performance practice of the student who is supported by specialist supervisory teams.
• Students will develop their work through independent study, and practice-based seminars and have access to professional-level technical resources.

How you'll be assessed

• Knowledge is assessed by: Creation of a doctoral proposal accepted for registration, Work in progress presentations, Supervisory tutorials, Annual review process, Viva examination
• Thinking skills are assessed by: Creation of a successfully registered doctoral proposal, Work in progress presentations, Supervisory tutorials, Annual review process, Viva examination
• Practical skills are assessed by: Work in progress presentations, Supervisory tutorials, Annual review process, Viva examination
• Skills for life and work (general skills) are assessed by: Work in progress presentations, Supervisory tutorials, Annual review process, Viva examination

Campus and facilities

• University Square Stratford, London, E15 1NF
• Modern facilities include: Performing arts spaces, Three performance studios, The Harvard lecture theatre, The multimedia Weston Learning Centre, A dedicated MBA suite and teaching space, A 300-seat specialised tiered lecture, A simulated courtroom for mooting experience

Who teaches this course

• This course is delivered by the School of Arts and Creative Industries
• The teaching team includes qualified academics, practitioners, and industry experts as guest speakers.

Related courses

• MPhil PhD School of Arts and Creative Industries