During 2012-13, the MAIPR will be taught over four teaching Sections
ST1 Autumn term (Sept-Dec 2012) – 30 ECTS You will spend this teaching period either at the University of Amsterdam or the University of Helsinki
ST2 Spring term (January-March 2013) – 30 ECTS
All students spend this period at the University of Warwick. In addition to your regular classes, you will also undertake a creative placement.
ST3 Summer term (April-June 2013) – 20 ECTS
All students move to the University of Arts in Belgrade where they will have classes (10ECTS) and the summer school (10ECTS) organised by the University of Arts and attended by selected MAIPR staff from other partner institutions.
ST4 Sept-Dec 2013 40 ECTS - dissertation period
Students are distributed between the 4 partner Universities. Each student will be supervised by the MAIPR staff from two partner institutions. 40 ECTS are awarded by the institution that provides the main supervisor for the student.
The language of instruction is English, although local language instruction is available.
Creative Placement (ST2): a ‘creative placement’ is similar to an internship. It is undertaken during your stay at the University of Warwick. You will be placed within a performance-related organisation, such as a city theatre, an arts festival, a city gallery, and so on. You are expected to produce a piece of work reflecting upon your particular experience within that organisation.
Summer School (ST3): the MAIPR Summer School is an integral part of the MAIPR programme. In 2012-13 it will be held in Serbia and will be organised by the University of Arts in Belgrade. It will incorporate teaching and activities that help finalise ideas and concepts for your final dissertation projects. It is also a great opportunity for everyone involved with the programme to get together in one location, not only to learn but also to socialise.
The number of ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) points required for graduation is 120.
PLEASE NOTE: The syllabus for 2012-13 is currently under development; however, it will be based upon the existing 2011-12 syllabus aimed at each university's particular specialialities. Please go to http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/theatre_s/postgraduate/maipr/teaching_1112/ for more information.
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