Drama Education

drama students performing in Carousel

This program
Best fit for:

• First-time college students or transfers
• Students 18-22
• Residential students at our main campus

SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES
FINANCIAL AID
Who will my professors be?
Chair, Department of Theatre; Associate Professor of Theatre
Phone: 706-778-8500 x 1320
Kathy Blandin
Associate Professor, Theatre | Department Chair/Coordinator, Theatre & Drama Education
706-778-8500 x1068
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Our Undergraduate Admissions team can help!

Undergraduate Admissions
P: 706-776-0103
E: ugrad@piedmont.edu

Teach drama to the next generation.

The Bachelor of Arts in Drama Education provides courses leading to certification in Drama at the P-12 level.

Courses and program requirements include classroom instruction as well as hands-on learning in theater production and theory, academic preparation in theatre, and experiential learning opportunities in pedagogy.

Students must gain admittance into the Piedmont University College of Education and pass appropriate GACE exams in order to be recommended for certification.

What classes will I take?

course plan

Find the theatre program that's right for you.

Theatre Arts
Design and technical theatre
Musical Theatre

Prepare to Make a Life

What can I do with a major in
DRAMA EDUCATION?
Georgia-certified theatre teachers can teach drama to students in grades K-12 in both public and independent schools.

Where do I start?

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