Course Modules

You will build on your knowledge of the different approaches to fundraising and ask ‘how do we plan to raise a large sum and create income sustainability’? You will discover how to research a range of information about the organisation […]

Building on the foundation of your first year of study this all-year module focuses on further developing your technical training in dance (jazz, ballet, tap, commercial, body conditioning), acting and singing. You will study a combination of more advanced dance

This includes your 1 to 1 tuition in your selected instrumental or vocal study.

This module will explore a range of different strategies designed to offer support to the emerging arts practitioner and will introduce students to a number of different models of successful self-development.

The module will introduce students to key skills in examining repertoire drawn from succeeding periods of movie musical history, supporting an examination of musical structure with a parallel focus on developments in dance and drama within the genre.

This module is taken by Arts Management students and aims to develop competency in business planning and imaginative use of physical and creative resources.

In this module you will consider the history and current trends in major-donor fundraising, including donor investments, to discover how your charity might develop valuable and supportive relationship with high-net-worth individuals. You will discover the research, analysis and tools used

This year-long module consolidates all the learning in Years 1 and 2, with training in the musical theatre disciplines of dance, acting and singing with a focus on advancing your technical understanding in your final year of study.

This module sees you select an area of study in performance, and develop it over an extended period. For performers, this is an opportunity to present a longer and more challenging programme of work.

This module provides you with an opportunity to select an area of study of your choice, to research it and present your findings in written form, and to develop this over an extended period.