​The Bachelor's Program in Drama and Acting offers a contemporary academic structure that brings together theoretical knowledge and practice-based training in the field of performing arts. The program approaches the art of acting through its historical, aesthetic, and intellectual dimensions, aiming to equip students with a comprehensive artistic foundation.

The curriculum is built on a balanced structure that includes practice-oriented courses such as acting, movement, voice, improvisation, and stage studies, alongside courses in theatre history and dramaturgy. The educational process, supported by workshops and stage applications, enables students to gain practical stage experience and prepares them for the professional theatre environment.

The program's distinctive feature is its flexible, production-oriented educational model, which emphasizes disciplined and collective work and provides students with opportunities to engage with diverse theatrical approaches.