Course - Research Methods in Drama and Theatre - DRA3007
Research Methods in Drama and Theatre
About
About the course
Course content
The course provides student-driven further study based on the need for strengthening the student's basic understanding before commencing the Master's thesis. It may emphasize theory/method (post-structuralism, qualitative method, historiography, semiotics, sociological subjects etc.), or subjects (epochs, theatre organization, theatre politics, TIU, theory of play).
Learning outcome
The course aims to increase students' understanding of an area not covered by the department's traditional courses, or in an area that the student would like to study in greater depth.
Learning methods and activities
Instruction is offered in the form of lectures and seminars.
The course may also be offered in connection with visiting teachers and/or project collaboration at the section/department.
Course requirements:
The curriculum must be submitted and approved by the teacher at least 3 weeks prior to the assignment is issued.
More on the form of assessment:
Based on the student-selected curriculum, a 1-week take home examination on 4000-5000 words will be given, in addition to an oral examination with an external sensor.
Students are required to keep posted on messages from the department or teacher at It's learning and at course web pages or bulletin boards.
Compulsory assignments
- Approved assignment
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Drama og teater (MDT)
Recommended previous knowledge
DRA3001 Research Methods in Drama and Theatre, DRA3003 History and Theory, Advanced Course and DRA3004 Contemporary Research in Drama and Theatre.
Required previous knowledge
Bachelor's degree in Drama and Theatre. Admission to the Master's programme in Drama and Theatre.
Course materials
Set readings of approx. 1200 pages.
Subject areas
- Drama and Theatre Studies
Contact information
Course coordinator
Lecturers
- Barbro Rønning
- Bjørn Rasmussen
- Ellen Foyn Bruun
- Gunnar Fretheim
- Heli Aaltonen
- Hilde Kvam
- Svein Gladsø
- Vigdis Aune