~75% recommended minimum across the required Grade 12 courses
Entering average
Published approximate guidance: 75% recommended minimum across the required Grade 12 courses. Current guidance checked November 2026. Ontario high-school applicants to Theatre. UVic publishes a recent-cycle estimate.
Apply to UVic for the first-year housing guarantee
Fall 2027 entry; 2027–28 first-year housing guarantee · Students graduating directly from high school in 2027 and seeking first-year residence guarantee.
Housing policy explicitly requires a UVic application by January 31 for this 2027–28 group. Program-specific deadlines and supplementary requirements may differ.
September 30Application: January entry (Computer Science, Health Information Science, Art History and Visual Studies, Music BA, Humanities/Science/Social Sciences)Recurring annual · Every year
Early DecemberEarly admission, apply and submit grades/transcriptsRecurring annual · Every year
Early December
Verbatim sense: high school students who apply and submit grades/transcripts by early December can be considered for early admission and may receive offers within a few weeks
No central deadline, each B.C. institution sets its own application open and close datesEducationPlannerBC, deadlines are set per institutionRecurring annual · Every year
No central deadline, each B.C. institution sets its own application open and close dates
No central B.C. deadline
Each institution and sometimes each program sets its own dates
Full source wording
Verbatim: "Each institution sets their own application open and close dates. These dates also may vary based on the program you are applying to. You can use the search database to explore programs you are interested in applying to or visit the institution's website directly. Please refer to the institution's website or contact the Admissions/Registrar's Office directly for application deadlines and details." EducationPlannerBC is the single application service for B.C.'s 25 public post-secondary institutions but publishes no deadline dates of its own.
Official transcripts must come directly from the school, institution, ministry or other issuing authority. Current Ontario students who include an OUAC reference number receive an automatic transfer; other Ontario applicants arrange school submission. Follow the published instructions for your province and any postsecondary studies.
4Step 4Certified English translation for non-English records
An official transcript written in another language must include a notarized English translation by a certified translator. This applies to the international school and postsecondary records described on UVic's page.
First-entry applicants submit the required resume and essay. Other work samples are optional. A separate audition applies to the Performance focus after first year.
British Columbia & Yukon; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
Approved English 11
Three courses from: Foundations of Math 11 or Pre‑calculus 11 Approved science 11 Approved language 11 Approved fine arts 11
Approved social studies 11/12
Grade 12 courses
English Studies 12 or English First Peoples 12 (minimum 73%)
Two approved academic 12 courses
One additional approved academic 12 or approved fine arts 12
See all approved high school courses for BC and Yukon .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Alberta & Nunavut; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
English Language Arts 20‑1
Three courses from: Math 20‑1 or 20‑2 Approved science 20 Approved language 20 Approved fine arts 20
Approved social studies 20
Grade 12 courses
English Language Arts 30‑1 (minimum 73%)
Two approved academic 30/31 courses
One additional approved academic 30/31 or approved fine arts 30
See all approved high school courses for Alberta and Nunavut .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
International Baccalaureate; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Full IB diploma with at least three subjects at the Higher Level
English HL or SL (minimum score of 3)
Estimated IB score
Estimated scores are based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual score required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Manitoba; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
English Language Arts 30S
Three courses from: Applied Math 30S or Pre‑calculus 30S Approved science 30S Approved language 30S Approved fine arts 30S
Approved social studies 30S
Grade 12 courses
English Language 40S (minimum 73%)
Two approved academic 40S courses
One additional approved academic 40S or approved fine arts 40S
See all approved high school courses for Manitoba .
All versions of English Language Arts 30S and English Language Arts 40S are acceptable as the required English courses, except for ELA: English Language & Technical Communication.
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
New Brunswick; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
English 111 or 112
Three courses from: Foundations of Math 110 or Pre‑calculus 110 Approved science 111/112 Approved language 111/112 Approved fine arts 110
Approved social studies 110/111/112
Grade 12 courses
English 121 or 122 (minimum 73%)
Two approved academic 120/121/122 courses
One additional approved academic 120/121/122 or approved fine arts 120/121/122
See all approved high school courses for New Brunswick .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Newfoundland & Labrador; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
English Language Arts 2201
Three courses from: Math 2200 (advanced) or 2201 (academic) Approved science 2200 Approved language 2200 Approved fine arts 2200
Approved social studies 2200
Grade 12 courses
English Language Arts 3201 (minimum 73%)
Three approved academic 3200/4200 courses
One additional approved academic 3200/4200 or approved fine arts 3200
See all approved high school courses for Newfoundland and Labrador .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Nova Scotia; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
English 11 (academic)
Three courses from: Math 11 (academic) or Advanced Math 11 Approved science 11 Approved language 11 Approved fine arts 11
Approved social studies 11
Grade 12 courses
English 12 (academic) (minimum 73%)
Two approved academic or advanced grade 12 courses
One additional approved academic or advanced grade 12 or approved fine arts 12
See all approved high school courses for Nova Scotia .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Ontario; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
English 4U (minimum 73%)
Five additional 4U/4M courses
See all approved high school courses for Ontario .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Prince Edward Island; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
English 521A (academic)
Three courses from: Math 521A or 521B Approved science 521A Approved language 521 Approved fine arts 521
Approved social studies 521A
Grade 12 courses
English 621A (academic) (minimum 73%)
Two approved academic or advanced 621 courses
One additional approved academic or advanced 621 or approved fine arts 621
See all approved high school courses for Prince Edward Island .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Quebec; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
The following admission requirements are for private high schools in Québec that follow the Ontario curriculum. If you're attending a CÉGEP, refer to the transfer requirements for CÉGEP students .
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses (Ontario curriculum)
English 4U (minimum 73%)
Five additional 4U/4M courses
See all approved high school courses for Ontario .
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Saskatchewan; Canadian high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Grade 11 courses
English Language Arts 20
Three courses from: Foundations of Math 20 or Pre‑calculus 20 Approved science 20 Approved language 20 Approved fine arts 20
Approved social studies 20/30
Grade 12 courses
English as required by your graduation program (minimum 73% for all courses): Regular English : both of English Language Arts A30 and B30 New SK Regular or SK French Immersion : one English Language Arts course at level 30
Two approved academic 30 courses
One additional approved academic 30 or approved fine arts 30
See all approved high school courses for Saskatchewan .
The marks from English Language Arts A30 and B30 will be averaged to provide a single English mark that will be used in your admission average calculation.
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 75% (based on the required grade 12 courses)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
American curriculum; International high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Graduation from a recognized high school with 14 or more college preparatory courses
4 English (minimum C+ in senior-level English)
3 math
2 science
3 social studies
1 language
1 additional language or 1 fine arts
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : Minimum 3.10 (cumulative unweighted GPA)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
See the Theatre website for instructions.
Standardized tests
Standardized tests are not required , but will be considered if submitted.
British curriculum; International high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) and Advanced Level Examinations
One of the following combinations (minimum grade of "C" in each exam): 3 A-level exams 2 A-level exams and 2 AS-level exams in distinct subjects 4 AS-level exams in distinct subjects
English at the ordinary or advanced level
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
A-level grades : BBC (based on 3 exams)
If you haven't written three A-level exams, your application will be evaluated using a combination of 2 A-level and 2 AS-level exams, or on 4 AS-level exams.
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
China; International high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Senior secondary school graduation showing grade results for Senior Years 1, 2 and 3 with a minimum overall average of 80%
Huikao or Xuekao
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average : 80% (based on the average from years 10 to 12)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
India; International high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Twelve years of academic preparation and one of the following:
Indian Senior School Certificate (CISCE) or All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE) with at least 75%.
Year 12 State Board Exams: Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC); applicants with excellent academic results will be considered on a case-by-case basis
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average for Class X board exam results : 75%
Estimated admission average for Class XII board exam results : 74%
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
International Baccalaureate; International high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Full IB diploma with at least three subjects at the Higher Level
English HL or SL (minimum score of 3)
Estimated IB score
Estimated scores are based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual score required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Mexico; International high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Successful completion of Bachillerato
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average: 8.0 (based on the overall average of grades 10-12)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Vietnam; International high schools applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Required courses
Completion of Senior Secondary School Graduation Certificate and National High School Graduation Examination
Recommended admission average
The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Estimated admission average: 7.3 (based on years 10-12 with good scores required on the Certificate of Examination Results)
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
BC college; Post-secondary institutions applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
The following admission requirements are the minimums as stated in the UVic academic calendar. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Minimum required average
Admission averages include all repeated and failed courses.
If you have not completed the equivalent of 12 UVic units or at least one year of a diploma program, you are also required to meet the high school requirements for Year 1 entry.
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Canadian college of applied arts and technology; Post-secondary institutions applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
The following admission requirements are the minimums as stated in the UVic academic calendar. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Minimum required average
Admission averages include all repeated and failed courses.
If you have not completed the equivalent of 12 UVic units or at least one year of a diploma program, you are also required to meet the high school requirements for Year 1 entry.
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Canadian institute of technology; Post-secondary institutions applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
The following admission requirements are the minimums as stated in the UVic academic calendar. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Minimum required average
Admission averages include all repeated and failed courses.
If you have not completed the equivalent of 12 UVic units or at least one year of a diploma program, you are also required to meet the high school requirements for Year 1 entry.
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Canadian university (including UVic); Post-secondary institutions applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
The following admission requirements are the minimums as stated in the UVic academic calendar. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Minimum required average
Admission averages include all repeated and failed courses.
If you have not completed the equivalent of 12 UVic units or at least one year of a diploma program, you are also required to meet the high school requirements for Year 1 entry.
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
US college or university; Post-secondary institutions applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
The following admission requirements are the minimums as stated in the UVic academic calendar. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Minimum required average
Admission averages include all repeated and failed courses.
If you have not completed the equivalent of 12 UVic units or at least one year of a diploma program, you are also required to meet the high school requirements for Year 1 entry.
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
All other post-secondary institutions; Post-secondary institutions applicants to this exact programme; estimates are labelled by UVic
The following admission requirements are the minimums as stated in the UVic academic calendar. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity.
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission .
Minimum required average
Admission averages include all repeated and failed courses.
If you have not completed the equivalent of 12 UVic units or at least one year of a diploma program, you are also required to meet the high school requirements for Year 1 entry.
Supporting documents (required)
In addition to meeting the academic requirements, you must submit supporting documents, including a resume and essay, by January 31 .
Applicants to the exact Visual Arts or Theatre major; optional portfolio material remains optional
Submit a resume covering theatre and other activities, and a one-page essay about the life experiences leading you to Theatre and Theatre’s role in those experiences.
Portfolio examples are optional. Supporting documents are due January 31; the department’s conflicting May 1 application sentence remains unresolved.
High-school, transfer and second-degree applicants
The standard process covers graduating high-school students; graduates who have not studied full-time at college/university; college/university transfer students; and college/university graduates seeking a second bachelor degree. The selected programme determines the actual academic requirements.
A visiting/exchange student remains enrolled at a home institution and is a different category from degree admission. A partnership supports exchange; otherwise a letter of permission may support visiting study. No degree admission is inferred from either visiting option.
Applicants previously registered in UVic credit courses
A student away for more than one year, defined as three terms, must apply for readmission before registering again. The application may request the previous programme or a new one. A completed/completing four-year degree followed by a new undergraduate programme uses the second-bachelor process.
First-time UVic applicants whose education was affected by health, disability, family or similar circumstances
Be a BC resident, at least23 on the first day of classes, satisfy all faculty/programme prerequisites, and have not attempted a full year or equivalent of university study. Apply through the standard process first; after refusal, discuss an appeal with the assigned admission assistant.
The appeal package includes a personal account of the circumstances and educational impact, a résumé of work since leaving school, and two non-family references on UVic forms. Educational history and non-educational achievements are assessed together; there is no automatic offer or prerequisite exemption.
ATWP 135 and an additional 1.5 units of ENSH electives must be taken before 30 units are completed.
All courses should be taken in the sequence indicated. Failure to follow the course listings suggested for each year and for each Focus may jeopardize the ability to complete the BFA degree within four years.
Theatre students must select one of the four Focus options:
Acting
Design
Performance
Production and Management
Acceptance and continuance in a Major Program is subject to approval by the department. An interview or audition is required to enter each of the focus areas, normally in April at the end of Year 2. To graduate with a BFA in Theatre, students must complete 60 units of course work, of which at least 36 units must be in Theatre and no fewer than 12 units must be outside electives. At the upper-level, students must take at least 21 units, 15 of which must be in Theatre. Students planning to go into Education should check with the Teacher Education Advising Office regarding requirements. Required courses for all Department of Theatre programs are outlined below.
The number of students who are eligible for Theatre courses may exceed the places available. Students should understand that eligibility does not guarantee them admission into specific courses. To gain entry into courses, students must be prepared to meet departmental attendance regulations, must not be overenrolled and must pay any fees or fines that may affect university standing. Students must attend all classes including the first. If they do not attend the second class in a course with a limited enrolment, they may be deregistered.
Students please note: If you do not attend the second class in a course you must contact the instructor to get permission to remain in the class. If you do not get permission from the instructor, you may be removed from the course.
For students directly involved in Departmental productions, permission must be obtained from the Chair to take on work and/or theatre projects outside the department during the entire time the production is in rehearsal and performance. If not involved in department productions, all Theatre students are strongly advised to consult the Chair before accepting any theatre projects taking place outside of the Department of Theatre.
All Theatre Major students, regardless of intended Focus Option, are required to take a common first-year program:
Theatre History (Bachelor of Arts - Honours)
Theatre History (Bachelor of Arts - Honours)
Complete 3 units of: electives (see note below)
Complete 10.5 units of: electives (see note below)
Complete 13.5 units of: designated theatre history courses (see list below)
Complete 1.5 units of: THEA 100-400 level
Complete 12 units of: electives (see note below)
A third-year Honours student whose GPA falls below 3.5 in that year, or below 6.0 in designated Theatre History courses, will normally be required to withdraw from the Honours Program.
A fourth-year student whose graduating GPA is lower than 3.5, but who otherwise meets the University's requirements for graduation, will receive a BFA in the Theatre History Focus if the BFA requirements have been met.
To graduate with a BA Honours in Theatre History, students require a minimum of 30 units of Theatre; at least 18 units must be in designated upper-level Theatre History courses.
6 units of electives must be in approved, related disciplines. Consultation with the BA Honours Advisor will be necessary to determine these courses.
Program requirements
Applies to all listed streams
Complete all of:
Select from:
This list is the Fine Arts co-requisite; this is a Faculty of Fine Arts requirement. See note below.
The Fine Arts co-requisite is a Faculty of Fine Arts requirement. Students registered in other faculties or pursuing more than one Fine Arts program should consult academic advising for their faculty.
Introduces the work of the Department of Theatre, including theatre studies, acting, community-engaged theatre, design, movement, directing, performance theory, theatre history and voice.
An exploration of the diversity within creative practice and theory that builds bridges across disciplines and challenges students' understanding of the creative process.
WRIT 109The Writer's World in Books and Film1.5 credits
This lecture course, which is open to students in all faculties, explores a selection of authors and filmmakers through an analysis of their writing in various genres and a study of films that show us their working methods.
An introduction to the forms and techniques of non-academic composition and writing for a general audience about music, theatre, visual arts, literature, film and other cultural media.
Introduces the work of the Department of Theatre, including theatre studies, acting, community-engaged theatre, design, movement, directing, performance theory, theatre history and voice.
An exploration of the diversity within creative practice and theory that builds bridges across disciplines and challenges students' understanding of the creative process.
WRIT 109The Writer's World in Books and Film1.5 credits
This lecture course, which is open to students in all faculties, explores a selection of authors and filmmakers through an analysis of their writing in various genres and a study of films that show us their working methods.
An introduction to the forms and techniques of non-academic composition and writing for a general audience about music, theatre, visual arts, literature, film and other cultural media.
The Department of Theatre lists its courier or in-person contact address in Phoenix Building, room 154, at 3800 Finnerty Road. This is a department contact location; individual teaching, rehearsal and performance rooms are separate.Uvic: named theatre academic-unit location
University-published career examples for Theatre, including its published routes; some require further training or registration. These are examples, not ranked graduate outcomes.
Costs
Fine Arts
Published cost estimate
2026–27 · Calculator estimate · Two study terms · CAD
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Tuition$6,544
Books and suppliesNot researched
Residence
Residence
Not estimated
Meal planNot estimated
Estimated subtotalNot available
Rates effective May 2026 · International first-year tuition; ancillary fees extra