MPhil/PhD in Corporeal or Physical Theatre Practice

The degree of Doctor of Philosophy is awarded to candidates who have critically investigated and evaluated an approved topic and by doing so have made an independent and original contribution to knowledge. It will contain a major research, constructive or reflective component, which in sum, or part, is worthy of publication. They also need to demonstrate an understanding of research methods appropriate to the chosen field. The thesis produced will normally be between 40,000 and 80,000 words, depending on subject area and research topic. Our research specialisms span a wide range of interests across the dance, music and performing arts spectrum. Our approach to research in music and the performing arts connects inter-disciplinary practice with current theoretical contexts. Our staff are renowned researchers and practitioners, the Bath School of Music and Performing Arts can offer you the right supervisor for any range of music and performing arts research questions.

Research proposal form
We will require copies of any of your previous degree certificates, such as BA, MA, MSc. However, we do not need to see documents relating to GCSEs, A-levels, Higher, or Advanced Higher.
We will also need transcripts of your results officially issued from the awarding body.
Please include a sample of your writing work (for example, this may be your MA dissertation, or any other relevant coursework).

IELTS- an overall score of 6.5 with no lower than 5.5 in any one area.