BA (Hons) Page, Stage and Screen

The mission of the School of Digital, Technology, Innovation and Business is to develop the artists, designers, engineers, actors, writers, cyber specialists, broadcasters, music producers, film and media producers, computer scientists, games developers, esports managers, poets, historians, diplomats, civic leaders, teachers, entrepreneurs of the future.
We offer leading courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level to prepare the next generation of digitally native and artistically focused professionals for the workplace.
Our wide-ranging portfolio within the departments of Computing and Esports, Staffordshire University Games Institute, Engineering, Creative Industries, Staffordshire University London and the Institute of Business and Innovation offer opportunities to study subjects that span and exciting range of courses with a transdisciplinary focus on the creative arts and digital technologies. Professional short courses, higher and degree apprenticeships and research degrees complete our ethos of providing flexible routes to study.
Explore the creative process from pen to production and become a master storyteller on our unique BA (Hons) Page, Stage and Screen course. Whether you want to be in front of the camera, in the theatre spotlight, or the creative mastermind behind the narrative, our multi-disciplinary course will help to get you there.
Our BA (Hons) Page, Stage and Screen degree combines the experimental art of drama and stage performance, with the critical thinking skills of storytelling. You will study both traditional and modern methods involved in the full cycle of creative and visual storytelling – from the written word to the dizzying heights of stage, television and film production.
You will apply concepts from drama and theatre, film and TV, literature and creative writing to give you a varied skillset that will enhance your employability and give you the experience you need to break into the creative and entertainment industries when you graduate.
Working alongside experienced and industry-practiced academics, including trained actors and published authors and critics, as well as influential guest lecturers from the world of film, theatre and literature, you will develop your expertise through both practical and theoretical work. You will also get the chance to collaborate with students from across our Media, Performance and Communications courses, mirroring real-world practice. The course explores the creation, reception and consumption of contemporary media through investigation, process, and critical understanding, culminating in the development of an agile, varied and highly marketable skillset. There is also the opportunity to specialise through negotiated and personalised projects that match your interests and career goals.What’s more, as a student of our award-winning institution, we guarantee you the opportunity of a work placement during your studies, which could give you a critical insight into the theatre, creative, education and entertainment industries and bring your learning to life.

112-120 UCAS Tariff points IELTS Academic - 6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each component TOEFL IBT (we do not currently accept Home Edition - Listening: 17, Speaking: 20, Reading: 18 Writing: 17 International Baccalaureate - Pass in IB English Language or Literature HL grade 4 or SL grade 5