

School of Theatre & Dance
Master of Fine Arts
Theatre Arts
M.F.A. in Theatre Arts
Emphasizing the training of professional practitioners or professional teachers of the theatre practice, the Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts is a terminal professional degree that provides intensive concentration in arts administration, design, performance and pedagogy, or playwriting. A minimum of 60 hours is required beyond the baccalaureate. Completion of the MFA degree requires a written thesis or a thesis project.
The MFA program is a professional training program that provides rigorous instruction and practical opportunities, on an in-depth level, in one area of specialization.
M.F.A. Tracks in Theatre Arts
What Sets Us Apart
§ We value our students' research agendas and support furthering their educational interests with travel to major conferences, festivals, and institutes, both nationally and internationally.

International Travel

Tennessee Williams Institute in Provincetown, MA

WildWind Performance Lab
Admissions
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Application Information will depend upon your desired MFA Program.
- For deadlines and more information, please see our Theatre & Dance Graduate Admissions Page
Curriculum
COURSES
Advocacy & Collaboration
Applied Anatomy & Movement Analysis
Applied Somatics
Choreography: Practices & Perspectives
Critical Inquiry
Dance Histories I
Dance Histories II
Dance in Communities
Practical Issues in Dance Pedagogy
Qualitative Research Methodologies
Thesis Project Proposal
Thesis Project Presentation
ONLINE CATALOG INFORMATION
With questions concerning graduate admissions and portfolio reviews. Abigail BughQuestions?
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Graduate Admissions Coordinator
abigail.bugh@ttu.edu
806.834.5573
School of Theatre and Dance
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Address
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Email
theatre.dance@ttu.edu