Is Music & Drama for you?
The performing arts, including music and drama, provide the content for so much of what we all enjoy and the experiences we love to share - whether that’s live performance in concerts, festivals or theatres, or in film, television, video games, advertising, and podcasts. Whether you love classical, traditional or jazz; whether you play an instrument or your voice is your instrument; and whether you love Shakespeare or Game of Thrones, you will not only learn your craft but also about the industry that needs it.
If you are a performer at heart, you will likely pursue that goal when you graduate. Your training in music or drama can also lead you to use your strengths and transferable skills in a wide range of roles in other sectors, from teaching to marketing to media.
| Course Title | Course Code | Level | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| TU961 | Level 8 | Francis Street | |
| Drama (Performance) (Restricted) | TU962 | Level 8 | Grangegorman |
| Music (Restricted) | TU963 | Level 8 | Grangegorman |
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