Bachelor in Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts (Bachelor's)

Gordon College combines Christian higher education, liberal arts learning and preparation for meaningful work and service. Its academic offerings span the Adams School of Music and the Arts, Herschend School of Education, School of Business, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Ministry, Theology and Biblical Studies, School of Psychology and Human Services, and School of Science, Technology and Health. Students can search undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs, with more than 125 academic programs overall, including 3+1 options. Learning connects students with peers, hands-on experiences and career pathways. Examples include internships in downtown Boston or the Biotech Corridor, research in the Great Marsh near Essex, creative work in Italy and work with a human rights organization in Zagreb, Croatia.

The 485-acre wooded campus is in Wenham, on Boston's North Shore, three miles from the ocean and near communities across New England. Campus life includes more than 55 student-led clubs and councils, athletics, concerts, theater, student improv, outdoor education and La Vida wilderness expeditions. Gordon's Christian community includes students from more than 40 Christian traditions, with worship, prayer, discipleship and service shaping campus life. For international students, the college offers a setting where 1,610 students represent 25 countries and 44 states. Students should expect a multidenominational Christian environment and opportunities to deepen their relationship with Jesus while learning from people with different Christian backgrounds.

Students study dramatic works and performance. They learn major dramatic literature, dramatic styles and types, and how to organize and produce live or filmed productions.

This field applies to organizing and producing full live or filmed productions. It also supports work with dramatic literature, styles, and performance.

For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 59% of applicants.