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University of Gloucestershire
Undergraduate

Musical Theatre

BA (Hons)

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Study type
Full Time
Course length
3 Years
Campus
Oxstalls, Gloucester
UCAS Code
W313
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Wanted: Performers

Why choose UoG?

Join a supportive community where expert teaching, personalised guidance and industry-informed study combine with specialist facilities and experiences to help you achieve your ambitions.

Develop acting techniques for the stage and screen, strengthen and refine your voice and singing and work in a range of dance styles to become an all-round performer.

With a range of live performance opportunities throughout the course, including full-scale musicals, you’ll gain plenty of experience working in a range of venues with industry experts.

You’ll have the opportunity to see performances and work with performers on New York’s Broadway and in London’s West End, as well as in our purpose-built studios at Oxstalls campus in Gloucester.

Our weekly practical technique classes combine with academic support and engaging modules.

High levels of contact time with tutors each week during term time from September until Easter are followed by intensive practical rehearsal and performance periods to help support you to graduate career-ready.

Embark on an enriching exploration into the realm of Musical Theatre. As a graduate of this course, a myriad of captivating careers awaits you.

Whether you aspire to command the stage as a dynamic performer, captivate audiences as an actor, dancer, or musician, or share your passion as a dedicated teacher or singer, the Musical Theatre course lays the foundation for a diverse array of possibilities.
Alumni from our course seamlessly transition into roles that define the heartbeat of the entertainment industry.

With industry-ready skills and a creative edge honed through our comprehensive curriculum, you’ll be prepared to carve your niche in the ever-evolving landscape of the performing arts. Join us and unleash your potential to set the stage ablaze with your talent and creativity. Your journey to a fulfilling career in Musical Theatre starts here.

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Entry Requirements

96 – 120 UCAS tariff points

Your grades are just one part of your story, which is why at UoG we accept any grades from any combination of level 3 qualifications.

A-level
CCC – BBB
BTEC
MMM – DDM
T-level
Pass

Here’s an example of how 96 – 120 UCAS tariff points might look for some common level 3 qualifications.

GCSE in English Lang/Lit and Maths at grade 4/C or above are usually required.

Unsure if we could offer you a place? Check out the UCAS tariff calculator or contact our admissions team if you have any questions.

We welcome students from all over the world to study our foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

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You must also meet our English language requirements, such as IELTS or an equivalent test.

If you need to improve your English before starting your course, we offer pre-sessional English programmes delivered online by our trusted partner, Study Group.


If you can’t find the entry requirements for your country or have any questions, please email [email protected] or call us on +44 (0) 3330 141414.

Fees and costs

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Tuition fees

The above fees apply to your first year of study only, and will increase for subsequent years. View our undergraduate tuition fees for further information.

Additional costs

Your tuition fees cover most costs related to your course, but you may need to budget for some additional costs.

These can include items such as specialist equipment, materials for projects, professional memberships, field trips or placements. You may also have everyday costs as a student, like printing, books and stationery.

To help you plan ahead and make the most of your money, explore our Budgeting at uni guide for practical advice and support.

Start date
Tuition fees

The above fees apply to your first year of study only, and will increase for subsequent years. View our undergraduate tuition fees for further information.

Additional costs

Your tuition fees cover most costs related to your course, but you may need to budget for some additional costs.

These can include items such as specialist equipment, materials for projects, professional memberships, field trips or placements. You may also have everyday costs as a student, like printing, books and stationery.

To help you plan ahead and make the most of your money, explore our Budgeting at uni guide for practical advice and support.

Student work

See a selection of our talented students’ work in our showreel below.

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Teaching staff

The Musical Theatre team all have industry experience, with many of them still working professionally alongside their work at the University.

This brings a wide expertise and a lot of relevant connections to the course and ensures that the information you’re getting is up-to-date.

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Student stories

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Connections

Joining the School of Arts, Culture and Environment means that you’re joining a wider community of creative sector partners and collaborators.

Local Theatres

These partnerships give our students the chance to work in theatre settings. Partnerships include Everyman and Playhouse theatres in Cheltenham, working with professional directors, designers and technicians. Work also takes place within site specific venues such as the Wilson Gallery in Cheltenham and the National Trust’s Croome Park.

Local Theatres

These partnerships give our students the chance to work in theatre settings. Partnerships include Everyman and Playhouse theatres in Cheltenham, working with professional directors, designers and technicians. Work also takes place within site specific venues such as the Wilson Gallery in Cheltenham and the National Trust’s Croome Park.

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