A degree in drama studies can lead to a variety of careers spanning acting, directing, arts administration, education, or even roles in media and communication. Students learn through both practical and theoretical work, fostering creativity, communication techniques, and critical thinking. Often studied topics include theatrical history, playwriting, acting techniques, storytelling, and analysis of literary and dramatic works. More than being on stage, drama studies offers a lens through which to view human experiences, societal dynamics, and bring narratives to life through the power of performance. Postgraduate options can involve specialisation in areas like acting, theatre production, drama therapy, and academia.