Related Careers
A degree in theatre provides a broad range of career opportunities. Here are a few career opportunities one could pursue with a degree in theatre.
- Actor (Stage, Film, Television)
- Agent
- Casting Director
- Costume Designer
- Consultant
- Director (Stage, Film, Television)
- Lighting Designer
- Make-Up Artist
- Producer (Stage, Film, Television)
- Set Designer
- Singer
- Sound Designer
- Stage Manager
- Talent Agent
- Teacher/Professor of Performing Arts
- Technical Director
- Writer/Playwright
For more information on careers please visit the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Degrees
Associate of Arts in Fine Arts (AFA)
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The Department of Fine Arts includes three areas: Art, Music, and Speech and Theatre. Each, though a separate unit, complements the others. The Department of Fine Arts is primarily a place to learn. It also serves the campus, the community, and the state by providing artistic, cultural, and educational leadership. Basically, it is concerned with providing opportunities and encouragement for students to develop inherent talents and capacities. It also enables the students to put into practice techniques learned in the classroom.
Participation in classes and programs in the three areas is open to all students. All students are encouraged to embrace these opportunities in order to give dynamic meaning to their developing aesthetic experiences and to develop the whole person.
| UNIV | 1003 | Principles of Academic Success |
| ENG | 1003 | Freshman English I |
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MATH |
1023 |
College Algebra OR MATH 1043 Quantitative Literacy |
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HIST/POSC |
XXX3 |
HIST 2763 U.S. to 1876 OR HIST 2773 U.S. since 1876 OR POSC 2103 Intro to U.S.Gov |
| CIS | 1503 | Microcomputer Applications I |
| PE | 0001 | Concepts of Fitness or other Physical Education Class ( 1 credit hour required) |
| ENG | 1013 | Freshman English II |
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HIST |
1013 |
World Civilization to 1660 OR HIST 1023 World Civilization since 1660 |
| XXXX | XXX3 | Social Science Elective (HIST, POSC, ECON, PSY, GEOG) |
| XXXX | XXX3 | Elective (3 Credit hour elective) |
| BIOL | XXX4 | Life Science Course from Life Science List |
| ENG | 2003 | World Literature I |
| SPCH | 1203 | Oral Communications |
| XXXX | XXX3 | Elective (3 Credit Hour Elective) |
| XXXX | XXX3 | Elective (3 Credit Hour Elective) |
| PHSC | XXX4 | Physical Science Course from Physical Science List |
| ART/HUM | XXX3 | FA Visual 2503; Musical 2503; Theater 2503; Film 2513; Humanities I 2003; or Humanities II 2013 |
| ENG | 2013 | World Literature II |
| XXXX | XXX3 | Social Science Elective (3 Credit Hour Elective) |
| XXXX | XXX3 | Elective (3 Credit Hour Elective) |
| XXXX | XXX3 | Elective (3 Credit Hour Elective) |
Transfer Options
The following universities offer transfer paths for this area of study in partnership with ASU-Beebe.
Costs
For general college expenses, students can view ASUB's tuition and fees schedule.
