The curriculum in Drama Education includes teaching specialization as follows: Theatre Management and Community Drama, Elements of Acting, Stagecraft; Indroduction to Theatre, Stage Lighting, Stage Makeup, Direction of Plays, History of Costume and Design, Children s Theatre and Creative Drama, Black Drama, History of the Theatre, Shakespeare, and Public Speaking.Drama Education majors also include in these Professional Education courses in their schedules: Introduction to Education; Principles of Learning; History and Philosophy of Education; Generic Methods; Advanced Methods; Teaching Reading in the Content Area; Introduction to Exceptional Children; and Professional Clinical Experiences.

To promote success all drama candidates must perform proficient in script writing through improvising, writing, and refining scripts based on personal experience and heritage imagination, literature, and history by acting. To support all drama candidates performances, analysis, critiquing, and constructing meanings from informal and formal theatre, film, television, and electronic media productions are essential to analyzing the role of theatre in the past and present.