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Dec 08, 2025
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2025-2026 University Catalog
Theatre: Lighting Design and Technology Concentration, MFA
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About the Program
The MFA program in Lighting Design in Purdue University’s Department of Theatre prepares students for fulfilling careers in professional or educational theatre and the entertainment industry. Students develop technical training and skills in a balanced program of classes, work on realized productions, and individualized tutorials. Program Website Program Requirements
60 Credits RequiredRequired Courses (xx credits)
Core Courses (xx credits)
Specialization Courses (xx credits)
Tutorial Internship (6 credits)
Students must register for THTR 669 for a Tutorial Internship in the Fall of their 3rd year. Terminal Project Course (6 credits)
MFA students must register for THTR 697 in the Fall and Spring of their 3rd year and complete a terminal project. Designing lighting for a mainstage production with extensive research, preparation, and paperwork will be the culmination of students’ time at Purdue. This work will form the basis for their Terminal Project. Graduate Programs Disclaimer
- The student is ultimately responsible for knowing and completing all degree requirements. Students should consult with their advisor/department for more information.
- Not all graduate programs may be actively recruiting students and course modality availability may vary.
- Please refer to the Explore Graduate Programs website for a list of currently available graduate programs.
- Transfer credit policy: Credits earned for graduate study at other universities (both domestic and international) may be applied toward an advanced degree. Only credit hours associated with graduate courses for which grades of B- or better were obtained will be eligible for transfer. Any additional conditions under which credit transfers may be made are determined by the various departments.
- Comparative information about Purdue University and other U.S. educational institutions is also available through the College Navigator tool, provided by the National Center for Education Statistics, and through the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.
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