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Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Drama/Bachelor of Education (BEd) Five Year Concurrent

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Faculty of ArtsWerklund School of EducationSchool of Creative and Performing Arts

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General Program Information

Contact Information
School of Creative and Performing Arts Office: Craigie Hall D100
Website: arts.ucalgary.ca/schools/creative-performing-arts/

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Students should consult an undergraduate program advisor in the Arts Students’ Centre for information and advice on their overall program requirements. Advising contact information can be found online: arts.ucalgary.ca/advising.

Introduction

This five-year program leads to a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama Education from the Faculty of Arts and a program from the Werklund School of Education. A minimum of 150 units must be successfully completed.

The BFA (Drama Education) program is a specialized program, which exists only in combination with the BEd. It is designed for students intending either to teach drama in schools or to work as drama specialists with young people or community groups following certification. It provides opportunities for course work in performance creation and other aspects of the theatre, which relate directly to the particular needs of theatre with and for youth and communities.

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