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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
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Course Overview
Drama and theatre have always been a unique representation of the age it is based on and produced. With the advent of civilizations, drama surfaced as a method of instruction and entertainment in Europe and other areas of the world. It remains to be an effective mode of communication and artistic expression in the modern-day. The Modern European Drama online course is an undergraduate-level program that intends to explain the origins of modern drama and how it has changed over the years.
The Modern European Drama certification syllabus analyses some of the most legendary dramatists. Candidates get familiar with the work of Samuel Beckett, Henrik Ibsen, Bertolt Brecht, Eugene Ionesco, and their most celebrated plays. The curriculum further explores the emergence of modern drama and the development of theatre.
The Modern European Drama certification course runs for 12 weeks. The curriculum consists of 36 modules that will help you earn four credits.
The Highlights
- Undergraduate level program
- A course of European drama
- Offered by Mercy College, Kerala
- Core course
- Upcoming course
- 12-week training
- 100% online
- Final exam
Programme Offerings
- Drama and theatre
- Undergraduate level program
- Humanities course
- Proctored examination
- assignments
- 12-week training
Courses and Certificate Fees
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What you will learn
Once you’ve completed the curriculum for the Modern European Drama online program, you will be adept in the following topics:
- Basic knowledge of the origin and development of theatre and drama.
- Introduction to the dramatists who contributed significantly to European drama.
- How theatre emerged as an essential mode of artistic expression.
- Understanding, significance, and analysis of the theatre of the absurd.
- A critical study of some of the legendary plays that influenced the world of drama.
Admission Details
Step 1: Use this link to access the Modern European Drama online program course page- https://onlinecourses.swayam2.ac.in/cec21_lg03/preview
Step 2: The Modern European Drama online course page will open. Now, select the ‘Join’ option on the right side of the webpage.
Step 3: Next, log in to your Swayam account or sign up if you don’t have an account yet
Step 4: After successfully creating an account, you can log in and start learning.
Application Details
While registering for the Modern European Drama certification, you must sign up on the website using Google, Facebook, or a Microsoft account. Next, choose a username and password and enter your official email address to complete registration.
The Syllabus
- Introduction to Drama
- A Comprehensive View of the Features and Categories of Drama and Theatre- Part I
- A Comprehensive View of the Features and Categories of Drama and Theatre- Part II
- World Drama: An Overview- Part 1
- World Drama: An Overview- Part 2
- Drama of the 19th century and Henrik Ibsen
- Modern Drama and Henrik Ibsen
- Explanation and Analysis of Act I- Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen
- Explanation and Analysis of Act II-Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen
- Explanation and Analysis of Act III. Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen
- A Critical Study of the Play Ghosts and Henrik Ibsen as a Dramatist
- Modern Drama and Bertolt Brecht
- The Contribution of Bertolt Brecht to Drama
- Summary and Analyses of Prologue and Scene One: The Good Woman of Setzuan
- Summary and Analyses of Scenes Two and Three: The Good Woman of Setzuan.
- Summary and Analyses of Scenes Four and Five : The Good Woman of Setzuan.
- Summary and Analyses of Scenes Six and Seven: The Good Woman of Setzuan.
- Summary and Analyses of Scenes Eight and Nine: The Good Woman of Setzuan
- Summary and Analyses of Scene Ten and Epilogue: The Good Woman of Setzuan
- A Critical Study of The Good Woman of Setzuan and Bertolt Brecht as a Dramatist
- The Theatre of the Absurd
- The Dramatists of the Theatre of the Absurd: An Outline
- Samuel Beckett, the Dramatist
- “Waiting for Godot”: Explanation and Analysis of Act 1- Part 1
- “Waiting for Godot”: Explanation and Analysis of Act 1- Part 2
- “Waiting for Godot” : Explanation and Analysis of Act 2- Part 1
- “Waiting for Godot” : Explanation and Analysis of Act 2- Part 2
- A Critical Study of the Drama and Samuel Beckett as a Dramatist - Part 1
- A Critical Study of the Drama and Samuel Beckett as a Dramatist –Part 2
- Eugene Ionesco and the Theatre of the Absurd
- Summary and Analysis of Act 1: Rhinoceros
- Summary and Analysis of Act 2- Scene 1 – Rhinoceros
- Summary and Analysis of Act 2- Scene 2- Rhinoceros
- Summary and Analysis of Act 3- Rhinoceros
- A Critical Study of the drama Rhinoceros and Eugene Ionesco as a dramatist.
- Significance of the Theatre of the Absurd
Instructors
Mercy College, Palakkad Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The Modern European Drama Certification consists of 36 modules.
The Modern European Drama program will end on 21 April 2021. For the next batch details, refer to https://onlinecourses.swayam2.ac.in/cec21_lg03/preview.
The books and references used in the Modern European Drama Certification Syllabus are mentioned on the course page.
Yes, after finishing all the modules in the course, you can earn four credits.
This program has been designed by the faculty of Mercy College, Kerala, and is offered by Swayam.