The Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama) aims to provide graduates with practical and applicable creative skills, along with critical awareness, and the confidence to successfully establish themselves as professionals in artistic and commercial contexts. Graduates can pursue careers in creative cross-disciplinary environments and within the dynamics of 21st century creative industries. As drama practitioners, graduates are prepared to launch career pathways in the small to medium independent theatre sector; community art practice; arts, event, festival and production management; applied arts; and drama therapies. Graduates are also equipped to transfer their discipline skills to jobs within a wide range of industries, including arts administration, curation, academic research, promotion, film production and education. Graduates are well positioned to pursue higher level coursework or research studies at a postgraduate level

Drama graduates are equipped to launch careers as independent theatre makers and pursue roles throughout the arts and entertainment industries. Career opportunities include:

• actor
• theatre director
• art centre manager
• festival manager
• drama educator
• community theatre practitioner
• production manager
• presenter.