
Degree Programs
All departmental materials must be submitted in one packet, including letters of recommendation and transcripts. Applicants may only apply in one area per academic year.
Application files submitted complete will be processed before those submitted with recommendations and transcripts sent separately.
Please read the following instructions very carefully.
1. To the Graduate and International Admissions Center:
Contact the GIAC for their mailing address and phone numbers:
The required online application may be accessed at the Graduate and International Admissions Center website.
Major code for your application: Performance as Public Practice (M.A., M.F.A. and Ph.D.) = 630700
If you do not have the means to access the electronic application, please visit a library to use a computer.
Do not send your application fee to the Department of Theatre and Dance. Submit it directly to GIAC.
GRE Codes to enter on your application:
Department Code for the Department of Theatre and Dance = 2406
Institution Code for The University of Texas = 6882
2. To the Department of Theatre and Dance (in one packet):
c/o Phillip Salazar, Graduate Program Coordinator
The University of Texas at Austin
Department of Theatre and Dance
1 University Station D3900
Austin, TX 78712
These letters should be written by those who can speak most authoritatively about your background, training, experience and potential for a career in your chosen area of specialization in theatre. Letters should be submitted with the Request for Reference form available online at the time of application or at the site http://www.utexas.edu/student/giac/lor.html.
In addition to the materials required by the Graduate School and by our department for graduate applicants, the M.A./M.F.A./Ph.D. Program in Performance as Public Practice carefully considers applicants' statement of purpose. Do indicate specifically how our program might fit your needs and interests. Read the faculty bios and dissertations-directed list on our web site and, if possible or appropriate, suggest faculty with whom you might like to work. If you are an M.A. applicant, a general sense of your area of interest will suffice. If you are a Ph.D. applicant, a more developed statement of a potential dissertation project is important so that we can carefully consider your application.
Phillip Salazar, Graduate Program Coordinator
The University of Texas at Austin
Department of Theatre and Dance
1 University Station, D3900
Austin, TX 78712
For information on applying to the Ph.D. Performance as Public Practice program, please visit the how to apply page.
For general admissions information, please visit the Admissions page.

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