TEA202 Write and Understand (Spring 2024)

After course completion the students must have achieved the following:

• Be familiar with research and development work within the subject matter.
• Be acquainted with the research and development work in the field of study.
• Have developed an understanding of and ability to apply subject matter specific theories and methodologies of research.
• Be able to contextualise and reflect upon artistic work.
• Be able to research and apply relevant theories.
• Be able to reflect on their own professional development and make use of supervision in work on theory-based assignments.
• Be able to analyse and disuss social and aesthetic research questions as well as core subject matters in written form.
• Be able to analyse and relate subject matter knowledge to an academic and non-academic audience.

The BA assignment must be based on arts projects/productions undertaken in TEA201-1 Theatre Project, or on a project initiated or participated in by the student themselves

The work must result in an academic dissertation. The research question must be approved by the course tutor. The course includes an introduction to subject specific research theories and methodologies

Course will comprise lectures, seminars, supervision and mentoring. A minimum of 3 meeting with supervisor are mandatory.

Some classes in select subject matters are mandatory. These will be highlighted on Canvas at the start of the semester. Expected workload is 27 hours per study point.

• Approved research question for BA dissertation
• Approved attendance at mandatory course modules and supervision

BA dissertation of 15-20 pages with 2400 characters and spacing

Evaluation method: Graded by letters