Arts and Human Sciences (AHS) Undergraduate Prospectus
BA (Hons)
Location Location
Italia Conti Academy Southwark
BA (Hons)
Acting
Duration Duration
Arts Management
3 years (full-time) 3 years (full-time)
Start date Start date
September September
Number of places Number of places
Approx. 30 per year 35
Arts and Human Sciences Arts and Human Sciences
Course description openness, imaginative flexibility, physical
How to apply Timetable
Course description Universal Music Group. Many graduates
The BA (Hons) Acting Course is courage, intellectual and personal rigour
Via UCAS Full-time: days only
The BA (Hons) Arts Management course also work for non-arts charities and in
essentially a vocational course and philosophical curiosity.
UCAS code How to apply
is a three year full-time degree which the education sector.
whose principal aims are to provide
W410 Via UCAS
was validated in August 1997. The
comprehensive acting training, and We ask all our students to approach degree aims to provide students with an Progression routes
Course contact UCAS code
(AHS)
to equip graduates to work in the the experiences of this course with open
Kerry Beverstock W9N2
academic and critical education, as well to postgraduate study
(AHS)
acting profession. and receptive minds, so that you can
Course Co-ordinator
as practical skills and experience in arts Many students have gone on to study
get the most from your time here.
acting@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7733 3210 Course contact
management. at Masters level, in areas such as art
Pauline Muir
Much of your work on this course will
muirpe@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7730
history, media management, museum
be dedicated to vocal and physical Career opportunities
Course units
Students study a combination of management, curating, cultural politics,
training, and to the exploration of a The course trains actors for work in
All Compulsory Units Typical offer
specialist arts management units along interactive media and PGCE courses.
Year 1 160 UCAS Tariff points
range of techniques for creating and professional live and recorded media.
– Introduction to Acting
with general management units. These Students may also wish to continue
developing character, and for working This includes film, television, radio
– Projects Course units
areas are fundamental to a successful studying here at LSBU on our MA
flexibly and responsively in the space. drama, documentaries, commercials
– Foundation - Movement for Actors Level 1
career in the arts. The development of Scheme in Creative Media Arts. Our
– Fundamental Voice for Actors 1 – The Arts Management Framework
The modern actor is not just a puppet and voice-overs, all theatre including
– Singing for Actors – Media Orientations
practical skills is a key component of project-centred MA in Critical Arts
who regurgitates lines and moves for west end, subsidised, regional and
– Research and Professional Development 1 – Technology in Arts Organisation
the Arts Management course and is Management allows students to
an audience, but a creative artist, using touring, community, fringe, children’s
– Stage Management – Accounting
achieved in two areas: the running of a engage in career development projects
Year 2 – Work Placement Practice 1
his/her inner resources to create truthful and Theatre in Education.
– Scene Study – Image Analysis
professional arts event in Level Two, and such as exhibition curation, live art
fictions, and constantly seeking new
– Workshops – Organisational Behaviour
compulsory placement units at Levels events or arts education.
ways to communicate both physically Graduates may also become involved
– Recorded Media - Camera – Arts Marketing
One and Two (and optional at Level
– Recorded Media - Radio Level 2
and vocally. Part of the course will teach in directing, commercial role-play,
– Advanced Movement for Actors – Performing Arts Management
Three). This combination of academic, Professional contacts/industry links
you to be original and individual in your drama teaching, community work
– Advanced Voice for Actors – Managing Arts Presentations 1 and 2
management and practical skills enables Some units on the course are delivered
work, to reinvent old techniques and and arts administration.
– Acting Through Song – Research in the Arts
students to develop expertise in a wide by high profile professional arts
– Research and Professional Development 2 – Business Law
develop new ones.
Year 3 – Visual Arts Management
range of areas and thus provides an organisations including Royal Festival
Professional contacts/industry links
– Production – Work Placement Practice 2
excellent framework for various careers Hall, Sadler’s Wells and Unlimited
The course does not seek to mould Many of the tutors are freelance
– Recorded Media - Film – European Mass Media (optional)
in the arts and cultural industries, Theatre Company. A wide range of
– Research Project – Management and Financial Accounting
young actors to any one method or professionals. There are also regular
– Professional Preparation (optional)
in addition to other related fields. guest lecturers include professionals
system for acting. Rather it tries to make visiting working professionals including
– Integrated Marketing Communications
from the Donmar Warehouse,
available the widest possible range of film, theatre and television directors and
(optional)
Career opportunities Gasworks Gallery, Oval House,
Level 3
ideas and training methods, so that actors as well as representatives from
– Dissertation
The Arts Management course has The O2, and the Royal Opera House.
each student may begin to construct bodies related to the industry such as
– New Media and Digital Arts
an excellent employment record and
a personal way of working, whose equity, spotlight, casting directors and
Options
our graduates are working in artistic Recent guest lecturers
– Theatre Management
development will continue throughout agents.
– Curatorial Practice Since 1960
programming, education, policy, – Michelle Abbey, Head of Audience
their life. The course also aims to
– Music in the Subsidised Sector
marketing, events, fundraising or Development, London Philharmonic
produce flexible performers who can Additional notes
– Public Relations
administration in organisations such as Orchestra
– Working with Identity
work in as wide a range of styles or All applicants MUST attend an audition
– Work Placement Practice 3
the Association of British Orchestras, – Mike Gibbons, Head of Live Music
media as possible. at Italia Conti, and acceptance or
– Dance Management
Geneva Dance Company, Hackney Events, BBC
rejection is decided principally through
– Fundraising for the Arts
Empire, Hall for Cornwall, Live Art – Lisa Le Feuvre, Contemporary Art
– Event Management
Total commitment is required. This not an applicant’s achievement in audition
– Urban Tourism
Development Agency, Mariinnsky Curator, National Maritime Museum.
only operates in the obvious areas, such and interview.
– Heritage Tourism
Theatre Russia, Modern Art Oxford,
as attendance, punctuality, enthusiasm, Museum of London, The O2, RADA, For full entry requirements see pages
completion of work, etc, but also in the For full entry requirements see pages Royal Festival Hall, Sky Interactive, and 252 to 253.
less easily definable areas of emotional 252 to 253.
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