This practical performance degree is for students who are keen to innovate, and for aspiring theatre-makers who wish to make work collaboratively that has something to say about the world in which we live in; staffed by practising artists, this innovative and challenging degree places collaborative practices and interdisciplinary approaches at its heart; this broad-based approach values that the contemporary artist specialises in the realisation of ideas rather than the pursuit of specialism; students explore the disciplines of performance, installation, movement, research and documentation in various forms and combinations, with hybrid and emerging art forms using image, action, sound and text to create new performance works and develop as independent artists; links to professional creative artists are a key part of this programme; we work with a number of companies, festivals and venues including New Moves International, the National Theatre of Scotland, the Arches, Tramway, New Work Network and TiPP (Theatre in Prisons and Probation Research and Development Centre).