研究戏剧-MA，PhD

该课程为学生提供了在最高学术水平上紧密探讨戏剧，戏剧和当代表演领域的话题的机会。该计划借鉴了戏剧系和艺术学院在实践研究方面的长期国际声誉，并将学生带入了卓越的研究环境。文科毕业生继续从事各种职业，从博物馆职位和教学角色到担任记者和剧院技术员。我们的毕业生在派恩伍德制片厂，国家剧院以及其他与艺术，文化和遗产相关的组织中找到工作，包括编辑助理甚至特技双打。硕士：一年全日制，两年兼职，博士学位三年至四年全日制，五年六年兼职
Drama at Kent is known for its dynamic and inclusive research community. Whether you are interested in acting, directing, physical theatre, accessibility and disability, history, dance, psychology, philosophy, gender, comedy, popular performance, or politics, we have the academic expertise to support your research.<br><br>Overview<br>With access to specialist supervision, excellent resources including unique archives, and a vibrant research community which welcomes everyone from Fresher to Professor, your time at Kent will be enjoyable and stimulating.<br><br>A PhD by Research in Drama will enable you to conduct original research under the guidance of your team of your supervisors. We welcome enquiries on any topic.<br><br>During your time at Kent you will have a minimum of two supervisors who will support and guide you through your academic and professional development. You will meet regularly with your supervisor(s) who will not only guide your research but will also help you to identify areas where you may require further training or support. A series of reviews will take place throughout your studies in order to ensure that your research stays on track and that you have all the necessary support and resources required to successfully complete it. The final thesis will be up to 100,000 words in length and will be examined through a viva.<br><br>Current PhDs reflect our diversity, with topics including actor training, autism, East Asian comedy, community theatre, Absurdism, live art, Shakespeare, translation and adaptation, Greek theatre, Grotowski, stand-up, eighteenth-century acting, neurodivergent performance, and accessibility.<br><br>You may be eligible to apply for a fully-funded PhD scholarship. Scholarship opportunities may include the Vice Chancellor's Research Scholarship (GTA) and the Consortium of the Humanities and the Arts South-East England (CHASE) collaborative doctoral award.