Arts and Social Sciences
Stellenbosch University’s Drama Department stands at the forefront of theatre and performance education with a legacy of artistic innovation and academic rigor. As trailblazers who introduced the first dedicated drama programme in South Africa, we blend established performance techniques with modern, cutting-edge facilities such as the iconic Adam Small Theatre Complex.
Our curriculum integrates immersive, hands-on training with critical theoretical study, equipping emerging drama and theatre professionals with the skills and versatility needed to excel in the performing arts industry. Through creative, team-driven projects, we empower our graduates to question conventions, lead with vision, and reshape the performing arts landscape in dynamic and influential ways.
BA in Drama and Theatre Studies
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What is the difference between Basic Xhosa and Xhosa 178?
Basic Xhosa is one-year course, and only in Department exceptional cases this course may be acknowledged for the purpose of continuing to the study of isiXhosa at second – third year level (214/244 – 318/348). Xhosa 178 leads to the second-third year course (214/ 244 – 318/348).
Is isiXhosa an important module?
Yes, the module covers contents that equip students with knowledge, competencies and skills to address issues in career environments where isiXhosa is used in language and communication services, and where intercultural understanding plays an important role to accomplish these services in an effective way.
How can I achieve optimal communication skills in isiXhosa?
You must attend all the lectures take part in class activities as well as work programmes.