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Rose Bruford's degrees offer hands-on, practical training and many of the courses offer real-world work placements. The college makes sure you're career-ready, with many opportunities to establish industry connections and build your professional network. Graduates go on to work in the theatre, film, TV, live events and gaming industries.
Rose Bruford College welcomes students from around the world for BA and MA/MFA degree study in performance, design, management and technical arts. The College also offers short-term and intensive foundation courses. Students are encouraged to be independent thinkers ready to make an impact in TV, film, theatre or live events.
The course provides the understanding and skills you need to pursue a successful career in, or related to, the production and management of costumes and accessories for theatre, film, tv and performance. You develop practical backstage skills like costume maintenance, alterations and dressing, working on full-scale productions initially as a ...
“Rose Bruford College is in the top 25 world universities for Student Mobility” (U-Multirank report 2017-18) Paying your tuition fees You can pay your fees in one payment or instalments, take a look at this webpage to find out the different ways you can pay your fees .
Discover the wide range of undergraduate courses on offer at Rose Bruford College by viewing the 2024 Prospectus. The undergraduate prospectus provides detailed information about our specialist programmes in performing, design and production arts.
Studied at Rose Bruford College (UK), you will be introduced to the academic and intellectual skills that you will need for professional development. You will begin to learn a range of performance skills and contextualise these in developing your understanding of American theatre. Demonstrate a range of physical and vocal performance skills.
Research at Rose Bruford College The College's research activities reflect upon its institutional distinctiveness; vocationality, diversity, collaboration and international focus. As a university-sector conservatoire, thinking and doing are combined to produce practical and applied research and teaching and learning outcomes that heighten our taught disciplines by means of greater reflection.
