1. Interdisciplinary Faculty Integration: The newly established Master's Degree Program in Drama will integrate the College of Liberal Arts' existing Drama Credit Program and bring together drama-related faculty expertise from departments and institutes across the College, as well as the Department of Psychology.
2. Comprehensive Curriculum with Eastern and Western Perspectives: The curriculum is designed to incorporate both Eastern and Western theatrical traditions and perspectives, preparing students for future careers as drama researchers, creative practitioners in drama and related fields, and educators at the secondary and higher education levels.
3. A Balanced Approach to Drama Education: The curriculum encompasses theory and creative practice, tradition and modernity, and Eastern and Western perspectives. Grounded in a strong foundation in the humanities, the program provides a well-rounded drama education that enables students to develop comprehensive knowledge and skills across various aspects of drama, including history, theory, criticism, playwriting and creative development, performance, and directing practice.