You were born to perform. You want to create work that moves and inspires others. And you want to know there’s a future for you in it.
We’ve nurtured strong links with industry, so you can do work placements at music studios, theatres or production companies – and start building a standout CV while you study.
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"We are incredibly lucky with the support of the staff, and the resources and dedication that are brought to every session. It’s an enriching experience, and one that I will never get tired of."
Zoe
BA (Hons) Drama and English Literature
Follow Zoe on a day in the life of a drama studentHere in Cambridge School of Creative Industries, we believe in the importance of experimentation and risk-taking to create experiences that entertain, educate and inspire.
During your studies, you'll gain the confidence and practical skills to pursue your ambitions. And you'll be able to experiment, explore and create in our studios, theatre, recital hall and therapy rooms.
Our research-active staff will support you all the way, sharing the knowledge and insights they've gained as professional musicians, performers, producers and therapists.
Meanwhile our strong industry links, and position at the heart of Cambridge's creative industry, will give you invaluable opportunities to improve your employability through work placements, live briefs, and public performances.
Join us in Cambridge School of Creative Industries and:
MA Dramatherapy students talk about how they use drama and art to help clients explore the issues they're going through.
Our world-leading music therapy work, in particular our focus on the wellbeing of people living with dementia, earned The Queen’s Anniversary Prize in 2021. These prizes are the highest national honour in higher and further education. They recognise outstanding work that shows the highest levels of quality and innovation and delivers significant public benefit.
Find out more about the Queen's Anniversary prize