Master of Theatre (Voice)

Students will be given the opportunity to collaborate with performers, directors, theatremakers, and film-makers. This course includes specialist training provided to students through a professional industry placement, or through coaching a production within the Faculty.

On completion of this course, graduates should be able to:

• demonstrate a high standard of personal vocal use;
• employ a professional level of expertise and competence as a spoken voice coach;
• apply excellent communication skills in diverse contexts including clear articulation of
  the issues concerning vocal coaching, vocal health and the application of vocal training
  to performance;
  
  
• demonstrate an applied understanding of research principles and methods applicable
  to spoken voice learning and coaching, including skills in critical reflection, writing and
  artistic communication;
  
  
• interpret and transmit knowledge, skills and ideas to specialist and non-specialist
  audiences and individuals with specific needs and from culturally diverse backgrounds;
  
• employ a range of coaching approaches in the delivery of vocal individual and group
  lessons that will serve to foster independent, reflective, motivated and cooperative
  learning;
  
  
• demonstrate a mature engagement with and understanding of the principles of
  teamwork in creative processes;
  
• determine continued pathways to developing and refining their coaching practices;
  articulate a coherent personal philosophy of voice coaching.
  

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How do I apply?

There are three components to each application. Applicants must complete components 1 and 2 by the application closing date: