A play isn’t complete without sets and lights. If you are interested in the technical aspects of theatre, the Theatre (BFA) with Design and Technical Theatre Emphasis may be for you. This program is structured to prepare you to work in professional theatre. You will develop technical skills and artistic vision through a series of coursework and practical application geared toward your specific interests and needs.

To earn the BFA in Theatre with an emphasis in Acting, students must complete the BFA Theatre core curriculum (36 credits) as well as satisfy the following requirements. This emphasis requires a total of 60 credit hours, as well as, a minimum C in the necessary courses.

Lindenwood’s Theatre program is designed to fully prepare you for a life in the performing arts. Our facilities are second to none, ranging from a Broadway-style 1,200-seat auditorium to a versatile and intimate black box theater. Lindenwood University’s Theatre Program has earned 9 Certificates of Meritorious Achievement from Region 5 of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) since Spring 2021! We offer both BA and BFA degrees.

Graduates with a sport management degree are prepared for a career in any sector of the sport industry, including sales of sport and sport-related products, event management, facility management, intercollegiate athletics, youth and high school sports, professional sport, and sport marketing.

Sociology is the scientific investigation of the social world that provides students with a deeper understanding of themselves, social problems, and social institutions. Most importantly, sociology equips students with the skills necessary to engage in social science research and elicit social change.

In Missouri, secondary certification is defined as grades 9-12. Secondary certification is specific to a content area. While all secondary majors take education courses, you must also complete courses for the specific subject area you intend to teach.

The Community and Population Health Emphasis is designed for students majoring in public health who are preparing for careers in health promotion and disease prevention in health departments and community agencies.

The Cell Science and Biology Emphasis is designed for students majoring in public health who plan to apply to advanced degree programs upon completion of their Bachelor of Science degree. This program is designed specifically for students preparing to enter medical, dental or veterinary medical schools.

Lindenwood University offers programs in pre-engineering in which you can take the first two or three years of your program at Lindenwood and complete the remainder of your degree in your chosen engineering specialty at an affiliated university. Engineering programs typically require completion of a core of courses in chemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics, and physics. The Pre-Engineering Program at Lindenwood University provides those core courses.

The objective of this program is to develop students’ academic, social, and technical skills so they can function effectively in programmer analyst, project management, and other related careers. Upon graduation, students will receive the degree Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering.

The objective of the Network Administration Security program is to provide students with a combination of knowledge, hands-on experience, and application of theory to information technology. The program keeps pace with changing technology by offering courses in areas such as routers, wireless security, database administration, and various areas of systems security.

The Theatre (BFA) with Stage Management Emphasis prepares you for a career in theatre, dance, and opera through a progression of theatrical coursework and practical stage management experiences combined with professional mentorships outside of the university. If the on-stage life isn’t your style but you still love the theatre, a Theatre (BFA) with Stage Management Emphasis includes courses covering technical theatre, directing, lighting design, sound design, and stagecraft. The degree requires 66 credit hours and working on several productions and rehearsals.

The Theatre (BFA) with Musical Theatre Emphasis will prepare you for a performance career in theatre. Through the course of the program, you will develop as an artist through an intense integration of theatre, dance, and music. The program is intended to challenge and prepare you to enter this challenging field. The course of study for a Theatre (BFA) with Musical Theatre Emphasis requires 81 credit hours. You will learn in areas of musical theatre such as musical theatre dance, stage voice, and acting the song. All aspects of musical theatre are covered in this degree, as you will also study tap, voice, piano, and more. A degree in musical theatre will open the following career paths: Actor, community arts worker, dancer, music therapist, theatre director, and many more.

The objective of this program is to provide students with a combination of knowledge, hands-on experience, and application of theory to information technology. The program keeps pace with changing technology and related business practices

The Therapeutic Recreation program provides a firm foundation of classes and hands-on learning experiences designed to help you develop skills in assessment, planning, programming, leadership, and evaluation. The coursework and classroom learning experiences prepare you to sit for the CTRS (Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist) credential administered through the NCTRC (National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification).