Scope and Objectives
The Postgraduate Programme “Greek and World Theatre: Drama, Performance, Education”
focuses on the in-depth study of Theatre Studies and the academic training of
theatre scholars in the history and theory of theatre, contemporary stage practice,
and theatre pedagogy.
Academic specialization
The programme provides advanced knowledge in theatre history, theory,
and contemporary performance studies.
Connection with practice
It bridges academic research with stage practice, cultural institutions
and artistic production.
Education and pedagogy
It emphasizes theatre education and the application of theatre in
teaching and learning environments.
Scope of the Programme
Academic field
The programme combines theoretical and applied approaches to Theatre Studies,
covering history, theory, dramaturgy, performance and theatre pedagogy.
Structure
The curriculum includes postgraduate courses, specialised workshops
and the completion of a postgraduate thesis.
Purpose of the Programme
The programme aims to train specialists in Theatre Studies, support research,
connect academic knowledge with artistic practice and the labour market,
and promote the use of new technologies in theatre.
Research development
To promote research and contribute to international academic developments
in the field of theatre.
Professional connection
To link research with stage practice, cultural institutions,
education and the professional field.
Innovation
To explore the application of new technologies in theatre and
remain aligned with contemporary developments.
Main Objectives
Theatre studies
Advancement of theatre studies, focusing on European and global theatre
from antiquity to the present.
Research systematization
Development and organisation of academic research and discourse
on theatre activity in Greece.
Theatre pedagogy
Study and research of theatre teaching methods and their application
in education.
Research skills
Acquisition of specialised knowledge and research skills
in Theatre Studies.
Academic progression
Preparation of graduates for doctoral studies and further
academic research.
