HOURS
Fall Semester
THEA 0181 THEA 1303 THEA 2309 THEA 3317 HIST 1301 Life/Physical Science
Spring Semester
THEA 0181 THEA 1305 THEA 3340 THEA 3352 HIST 1302 Life/Physical Science
THEA 0181 THEA 4301 THEA 4304 DNCE 2132 or 2135 or 2136 Elective Elective Elective
THEA 0181 THEA 1101 UNIV 1131 THEA 1307 THEA 1343 ENGL 1301 Mathematics
Summer (Optional)
THEA 0181 THEA 3308 THEA 1315 THEA 4341 DNCE 2132 or 2135 or 2136 POLS 2311 Language/Philosophy/Culture
THEA 0181 THEA 2306 THEA 3300 THEA 3314 POLS 2312 Social/Behavioral Science Elective
THEA 0181 THEA 1304 THEA 2337 THEA 2352 ENGL 1302 Mathematics
1st Year
34
THEA 0181 THEA 3346 THEA 4303 THEA 4311 THEA 4340 Fine Arts Elective
3rd Year
plan for success
31
32
4th Year
Audition and Acceptance into program required prior to be eligible to follow the Degree Plan
128
2nd Year
TOTAL DEGREE HOURS
Beginning the Journey
Trailblazing the Path
Be Bold. Be Ambitious. Set Yourself Apart.
ENGAGE
global engagement
Continue to attend academic path mentoring with Theatre Arts Department advisor and apply for graduation Continue to attend one-on-one mentoring with department mentor and plan for post-graduation internships and auditions Attend Theatre Arts Department sub-plan meetings and participate in program and related activities Attend and participate in courses toward graduation Engage with theater arts majors and students across campus to strengthen relationships and post-graduation networks
Continue to attend Academic Path mentoring with Theatre Arts Department advisor Continue to attend one-on-one mentoring with department mentor Attend Theatre Arts Department sub-plan meetings and participate in program and related activities Attend and participate in University courses Engage with theater arts majors and students across campus
*You can ask your freshman advisor about what these requirements are
Attend a study abroad program in theater arts or a related field of study Participate in American Musical Theatre Live workshops and masterclasses in Paris
Destination Graduation
Attend various workshops and presentations on skill-building Attend various masterclasses with industry experts Join various groups within the department to learn about networking and lead student-led initiatives
leadership development
Design your journey
community engagement
Maverick Advantage
Run for a leadership position within the Theatre Arts Department and/or University Become a Peer Academic Leader
Attend Academic Path mentoring with Theatre Arts Department advisor Attend one-on-one mentoring with department mentor Attend Theatre Arts Department sub-plan meetings to learn about program and activities Attend and participate in Theatre Arts Department symposium and UNIV courses
Continue to attend various workshops and presentations on skill-building Continue to attend various masterclasses with industry experts Participate in various groups within the department to network and lead student-led initiatives
Continue to attend various workshops and presentations on skill-building Continue to attend various masterclasses with industry experts to discuss post-graduation opportunities Participate in various groups within the department to network and lead student-led initiatives and to build a resume
Career Development
Refine and define career options with mentor Explore employment opportunities for summer internships with area head and mentor Continue to research industry trends Continue to attend career readiness workshops on and off campus Continue to attend skill building workshops Continue to attend Q&As with industry representatives
EXCEL
undergraduate research
Participate in a Service Learning Project Volunteer at a local theater organization
Participate in local and national theater arts showcases Explore internships in Dallas/Fort Worth and beyond Attend regional, national, and international conferences Utilize UTA’s Career Development Center and theater arts job networks
Participate in the Theatre Arts Emotional Robotics Living Lab Apply for student funding to support your research ideas
EDUCATE
Explore career options with mentor Explore employment opportunities with area head and mentor Research industry trends Attend career readiness workshops on and off campus Attend skill building workshops Attend Q&As with industry representatives
Refine and define career options with mentor Explore employment opportunities for summer internships with area head and mentor Continue to research industry trends Continue to attend career readiness workshops on and off campus Continue to attend skill-building workshops Continue to attend Q&As with industry representatives Apply for jobs, internships, and/or graduate school
What career options do I have with this major?
Actor/Actress Administrator Announcer Director Arts Management Casting Director Choreographer Comedian Composer Costumer Critic Curator Dancer Directing Dramatic Coach Educator Electrician Employee Training Fashion Impersonator Lighting Designer Sound Designer Literary Agent Model Music Director Musician Narrator Orchestra Conductor Photographer Playwright Producer Public Relations Singer Stage Manager
Career Readiness
Workforce Skills
Explore workforce skill development through on-and-off-campus activities. Engage with the UTA Career Development Center at uta.edu/careers. Meet with a career consultant Network with employers Discover internships and co-ops Apply for on-campus employment Join Handshake, our career services platform Participate in career development programs In addition, students often co-produce with professional theatres, obtain internship, meet with guest artists, and view portfolio and showcase presentations for industry professionals.
Collaboration Communicate Emotions/Ideas Concentrate and Practice Intently Creating New Approaches Creative Thinking Developing Computer Graphics Excellent Verbal Communication Following Directions Lighting Operating Visual and Audio Organizational Skills for Long Periods Physical Stamina/Body Coordination Professionalism Public Speaking Skills Self-Poise Stage Presence Strong Writing Ability Critical Analysis Work Productively with Others
Find your career
Take Action
Communication: Develop and articulate ideas clearly and effectively across all mediums including but not limited to written, oral, and digital communication. Critical Thinking: Analyze issues, make decisions, and overcome problems by using sound reasoning before forming a strategy, decision or opinion. Teamwork/Collaboration: Work within a team and foster collaborative relationships with peers and supervisors. Use interpersonal skills to demonstrate respect and dignity for others while working toward a common goal.
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