On behalf of the faculty, staff, and students, I am delighted to welcome you to the School of Arts and Social Science. Our school is a vibrant community where intellectual exploration and academic excellence converge to create an enriching educational experience. We invite you to explore the diverse and dynamic departments that make up our school. Whether you are a prospective student eager to embark on your academic journey, a researcher seeking collaboration, or a visitor exploring our offerings, we are here to support and inspire you. Welcome to a place where knowledge meets passion, and where every new insight opens doors to endless possibilities.
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| S/n | Name | Qualification | Area of Specialization | Rank |
| 1 | Amagbe, B. Ephraim | B.A, Ph.D. (in view) | Theatre Arts | H.O.D, Senior Lecturer |
| 2 | Alexander Warrant | B.A, MSc | Mass Communication | Senior Lecturer |
| 3 | Oyibo Patricia | B.A, PGDE, M.A, Ph.D (in view) | Afriacan Music | Lecturer 1 |
| 4 | Mumeya Wilson | B.A, M.A, Ph.D. (In view) | Theatre Arts | Lecturer 3 |
| 5 | Catherine Ofrumazi | B.A, M.A Ph.D. (in view) | Theatre Arts | Part-Time Lecturer |
| 6 | Elijah Funimi | B.A, M.A | Theatre Arts | Part-Time Lecturer |
| Course Code | Course Title | Credit | Status |
| Year 1 – First Semester | |||
| THA 111 | Select Topics in Theatre History | 1 | C |
| THA 112 | Acting/Speech Training | 1 | C |
| THA 113 | Principles of Directing | 1 | C |
| THA 114 | Introduction to Drama and Theatre | 1 | C |
| THA 115 | Introduction to Theatre Management and Administration | 1 | C |
| 5 | Units |
| Year 1 – Second Semester | |||
| THA 121 | Theatre Methodology I | 1 | C |
| THA 122 | Fundamentals of Music and Dance | 1 | C |
| THA 123 | Introduction to Technical Theatre | 1 | C |
| THA 124 | Theatre Workshop I | 1 | C |
| THA 125 | Introduction to Mass Communication | 1 | C |
| 5 | Units |
| Year 2 – First Semester | |||
| THA 211 | Theatre Workshop II | 1 | C |
| THA 212 | Children’s Theatre/Drama in Education | 1 | C |
| THA 213 | Introduction to Playwriting | 1 | C |
| THA 214 | Community Theatre | 1 | C |
| THA 215 | Studies in Dramatic Literature | 1 | C |
| 5 | Units |
| Year 2 – Second Semester | |||
| THA 221 | Theatre Methodology II | 1 | C |
| THA 222 | Nigerian Drama in English | 1 | C |
| THA 223 | Theatre Research Method | 1 | C |
| THA 224 | Introduction to Electronic Media | 1 | C |
| THA 225 | Directing Theories and Practice | 1 | C |
| 5 | Units |
| Year 3 – First Semester | |||
| Teaching Practice | 6 | ||
| Year 3 – Second Semester | |||
| THA 321 | Theatre Workshop III (Students’ final year project) | 1 | C |
| THA 322 | Studies in Film Making | 2 | C |
| THA 323 | Entrepreneurship in Theatre | 1 | C |
| 4 | Units |
| Compulsory GSE For Theatre Arts students | |||
| First Semester NCE 1 | |||
| GSE 000A | Media Information Literacy | 2 | C |
| GSE 111 | General English 1 | 1 | C |
| GSE 112 | Introduction to Library Studies | 1 | C |
| Second semester NCE 1 | |||
| GSE 000B | Media Information Literacy | 1 | C |
| GSE 121 | General English 11 | 1 | C |
| GSE 123 | Introduction to Computer Studies 1 | 1 | C |
| GSE 124 | Family Life &Emerging Health Issues | 1 | C |
| First semester NCE 2 | |||
| GSE 000C | Media Information Literacy | 1 | C |
| GSE 211 | General English 111 | 1 | C |
| GSE 213 | Introduction to Computer Studies | 1 | C |
| GSE 214 | Trafficking in Persons Issues | 1 | C |
| Second semester 200 Level | |||
| GSE 000D | Media Information Literacy | 1 | C |
| GSE 221 | General English 1V | 1 | C |
| GSE 223 | Citizenship Education | 1 | C |
| GSE 224 | Entrepreneurship | 1 | C |
| GSE 323 | General English V | 1 | C |
| TOTAL | 14 | ||
| Theatre Arts students are required to take anyone (1) of the following mathematics courses plus GSE 323 | |||
| GSE113 | Basic General Mathematics 1 | 1 | C |
| GSE122 | Basic General Mathematics 11 | 1 | C |
| GSE 212 | Basic General Mathematics 111 | 1 | C |
| GSE 221 | Basic General Mathematics 1V | 1 | C |
| GSE 323 | Science & Technology in Society | 1 | C |
| Summary | |||
| NCE year | Compulsory | Elective | Total |
| Year one | 10 credits | - | 10 credits |
| Year two | 10 credits | - | 10 credits |
| Year three | 4 credits | - | 4 credits |
| Overall Total | 24 credits | - | 24 credits |
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