UNAM Bachelor of Arts in Drama Course

UNAM Bachelor of  Arts in Drama Course

University of Namibia Bachelor of  Arts in Drama

Degree

selectable subject under Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Introduction

Drama is a discipline that aims at building confidence, commitment and positive group dynamics while at the same time preparing students for the stringent demands of the industry. Students are introduced, and receive in depth training in different strands of theatre work such as Acting, Directing, Theatre Movement, Stage crafts, Theatre for Development, Arts Marketing and the history and development of theatre. Practical work is an integral part of the curriculum and students are required to be part of performances depending on the modules they select.

Admission Criteria

To register for an undergraduate degree programme a candidate must hold a valid Namibian Senior Secondary Certificate (NSSC) or a recognised equivalent qualification.
English is a compulsory subject and should normally have been obtained as English as a Second Language at NSSCO level with a minimum C symbol, or English as a First Language at NSSCO level with a minimum D symbol.
A candidate should obtain a minimum of 25 points on the UNAM Evaluation Point Scale in his/her five (5) best subjects (of which English must be one) to be admitted to undergraduate studies (cf. 7.3 General Admission Criteria for Undergraduate Programmes in the General Information and Regulations Yearbook). Obtaining the minimum number of points, however, does not necessarily ensure admission. Admission is based on places available in Courses, subjects and programmes and is awarded on the basis of merit.
In addition to the above, admission to the Tourism, Geography and Environmental Studies courses require at least a D symbol in Mathematics on NSSC level or the equivalent and/or at least a C symbol in Geography at NSSC level or the equivalent.
The University reserves the right to interview students before admission.
Certain Courses, subjects or programmes may require special written application by and/or screening of candidates before admission is considered. Candidates who do not meet the requirements for admission to such Courses, subjects or programmes may, however, register for any other Courses, subjects or programmes to which they are admitted subject to relevant University and Faculty regulations.
Admission can also be considered for persons who qualify through the Mature Age Entry Scheme upon successful completion of the relevant examinations as set out in the General Regulations (cf. 7.4 Mature Age Entry Scheme in the General Information and Regulations Yearbook). A special application form is available for this purpose.

Duration of Study

The Bachelor’s degree cannot be completed in less than four (4) years of full-time study, unless a student is granted credits on the basis of studies completed elsewhere, and/or for another qualification.
The programme for a Bachelor’s degree must be completed within six years of full-time registration, unless special permission is granted for this period to be exceeded.

Modules

See Also

UNAM Humanities and Social Sciences Undergraduate Courses

Postgraduate

UNAM Humanities and Social Sciences Postgraduate Courses

UNAM Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Overview

UNAM Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Contacts

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