Theatre Studies Introduction
Explore different cultures and ideas through the study of past and present theatre. Learn to communicate clearly, stay organized, and think creatively and critically through:
- Acting and directing
- Dance and playwriting
- Technical theatre and arts management
- Dramatic literature and theatre history
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Graduate Career-Ready
BYU-Idaho Graduate Salaries
Graduates from this associate program often begin their careers in technical production or arts management with average starting salaries ranging from $32,000 to $45,000. Your hands on training in backstage logistics and patron services provides a stable financial foundation as you enter the workforce or prepare for further specialized study.
Common Career Paths
You will be prepared for immediate entry level roles such as a lighting technician, stagehand, or box office coordinator within local theaters and corporate event spaces. This degree also equips you with the foundational skills to succeed as a performance artist in film and theme parks or as an organized assistant for major festivals and conferences.
Preparation for Grad School
This associate degree serves as a primary steppingstone for students planning to transition into a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre or specialized design and performance programs. You will graduate with the core technical credits and production experience required to enter advanced degree tracks at BYU Idaho or other four year institutions with confidence.
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