Master Creation Artistique — Dramathérapie

At Université Paris Cité, tuition fees are 289 USD per year.

Master Création Artistique, with a specialization in Dramathérapie, belongs to the field of art therapy centered on drama and theatrical practice. Programs of this kind train students to use dramatic techniques, such as role play, improvisation, and staged storytelling, as therapeutic tools for patients dealing with psychological, developmental, or social difficulties. Typical coursework covers theatrical and performance techniques, foundations of psychology and psychopathology, therapeutic methods specific to drama therapy, and supervised clinical practice in settings where drama-based intervention is used. Students generally study how enacting scenes, taking on roles, and engaging in group dramatic work can help patients process emotions, build social skills, or work through trauma in a structured, creative setting. Graduates trained in drama therapy commonly work in psychiatric and mental health settings, rehabilitation centers, schools and educational support services, and social care organizations, often collaborating with psychologists and other clinical professionals. Some continue toward further clinical specialization or research on the therapeutic effects of dramatic and performance-based interventions. This master's program is delivered by Université Paris Cité in Paris, France, at the master's level. It spans two years, starting in September, with yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Instruction is provided in French, so students study the theatrical and clinical foundations of drama therapy through French-language coursework and supervised practice across the two-year program.