New York University Tisch School of the Arts 0 courses 16 total credits
The program in applied theatre offers students the opportunity to learn how performance has been and can be a vital adjunct to nontheatrical professions and cultural practices. It reflects the growing recognition that theatrical techniques and practices have wide and vital applications outside of the theatre as traditionally conceived, including education, medicine, therapy, political activism, community work, and social services. Unlike other minors, adding or removing the Applied Theatre minor is not requested through Albert. Students interested in declaring the Applied Theatre minor should communicate their interest with their academic advisor, who will coordinate the declaration in Albert with Tisch Academic Services. The minor requires the completion of 16 credits, comprised of the following: A course that explores the critical discourse of a social, political, or historic topic that relates to the issues that you hope to engage with your Applied Theatre practice. If the student completes a two-credit internship then they will have to complete an additional four-credit course to complete the minor. See Minor in Applied Theatre for a list of courses that may count toward this minor.
| Critical Contexts 1 | 4 credits |
| Applied Theatre Praxis | 4 credits |
| Internship 2 | 2-4 credits |
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