Bachelor in Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts (Bachelor's)

Central Connecticut State University’s campus in metropolitan New Britain includes modern academic buildings, green spaces, and safe, accessible walkways. Campus Recreation provides fitness facilities, classes, club sports, and intramurals. Students also have access to a drop-in child care center for children ages 3 to 12, supporting the needs of students, faculty, and staff. Undergraduate and graduate programs span a range of fields, with examples including journalism, archaeology, and advertising. Learning extends beyond regular coursework through internships, archaeological digs in neighboring communities, and opportunities to contribute to advertising campaigns. Students can also explore international destinations through experiences involving rainforests in Costa Rica, the Great Wall of China, wildlife preserves in Africa, and other locations. Central connects academic work with the surrounding community through partnerships with local businesses, nonprofits, and government agencies. These opportunities allow students to gain hands-on experience and contribute to local projects. In 2010, the Carnegie Foundation designated Central a Community Engaged Institution. International students should know that the university offers several ways to combine degree study with practical experience, global exploration, campus activities, and community engagement. Programs are available at both undergraduate and graduate levels, while Explore Central can help prospective students identify programs suited to their interests and abilities.