Bachelor of Creative Arts - Theatre

How to apply

Applicants will need to:

An interview is required for entry into the Bachelor of Creative Arts – Theatre major.

Interview dates

Applicants applying for more than one major may attend their interviews on the same day. In extreme circumstances relating to distance, etc it is possible to organise a telephone interview. For further information, please contact the School of Creative Arts administrator on telephone +61 7 4631 1121.

Toowoomba

There is no fee for interviews held in Toowoomba.

 Venue USQ Campus, A Block, West Street, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
Dates
  • Friday 28 September 2012
  • Saturday 10 November 2012
  • Friday 23 November 2012
  • Monday 21 January 2013
Time Registration commences at 9.00am. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

USQ Springfield - Available to applicants in all majors

There is no fee for interviews held at the Springfield Campus. 

Note: The audition only will be held at Springfield. The program is not offered here.

Venue USQ Springfield campus - Education City, Sinnathamby Boulevard, Springfield, Queensland, Australia
Date

Wednesday 28 November 2012 

Time Registration commences at 9.00am. 

 

 

 

 

Interview/Audition Requirements

  • Interview to discuss process of developing the material and artistic interests.
  • Prepare a short (two minute) performance piece of material, based on a selection from a published play. It can be a monologue.
  • Participate in a two hour practical drama workshop on the day of interview with other potential students.
  • Supply a 500 word project that comments on the quote below, with reference to why you want to study Theatre at USQ.

‘We will look at art and culture from the very grassroots of expression through to the elite. We will look at support for the arts and culture from government funding and the box office through to the role of private philanthropists and the business community in offering support that makes the arts thrive and grow. And in all of this is the need to listen as well as talk to find a balance between the artist and the audience, between hearing our voices and those of the world, between the grassroots and the professional, and between the rights of the artist to a livelihood and the rights of the public to enjoy the rich cultural products Australia has to offer.' 
(From 'The importance of being creative' by Cate Blanchett and Julianne Schultz, Sydney Morning Herald, 16 April, 2008).

Each applicant must bring to their interview:

  • A passport-sized photo of themselves
  • A school exit statement or evidence of previous education standard achieved
  • Folio of achievements and references
  • 500 word project