Honours BA Theatre
University of Ottawa · ON · HONOURS-BA-THEATRE
Honours BA Theatre is a Undergraduate degree at University of Ottawa, ON. It covers areas like theatre, creative practice, creative arts, philosophy, philosophy of science, curatorial practice. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Ottawa
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Honours BA Theatre
Example subjects: Introduction to Interdisciplinary Study in the Arts, Initiation aux études interdisciplinaires en Arts / Introduction to Interdisciplinary Study in the Arts (3 crédits /, Workshop in the Arts, Workshop in Essay Writing, Selected Topics in Literature and Composition, Reasoning and Critical Thinking, Moral Reasoning, Fundamental Philosophical Questions, Great Philosophers, Philosophy: Ideas and Arguments, Philosophy: Themes and Texts, Introduction to the Practice of Theatre: Onstage.
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What will I study in Honours BA Theatre?
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Who offers Honours BA Theatre?
Honours BA Theatre is offered by University of Ottawa, ON.
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