About Mphil/phd Drama in University of Lincoln

While studying for an MPhil or PhD, students have the chance to undertake independent research in an area of their choice, supervised and supported by a team of academics. A range of training opportunities enables the development of key research skills.

The School of Fine and Performing Arts boasts extensive research expertise in the fields of drama, theatre, and performance studies where a team of academics offer continued supervision and support throughout. Areas of specialism include playwriting, dramaturgy, scenography, musical theatre, Asian performance, intermediality, and historiography, as well as practice as research and practice-based research.

Research students are invited to join one of the School's thriving research groups - Contemporary Theatre-Making, (Re) Constructing Musics and Intercultural Performance - and participate in the Critical Encounters Research Series alongside academic staff and other postgraduate students. Students will also be encouraged to present their work at national and international conferences and to publish their findings.

​​​​​​Entry Requirements

• An honour's degree, or an equivalent qualification, at a recognised institution

English language requirements 

• IELTS :6.5 overall with R,L,S,W=6.0
• TOEFL IBT : 90 overall Reading: 21,Listening: 20,Speaking: 22,Writing: 24
• PTE:61 overall R,L,S,W=58

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