University of Guelph

Course Description

• The MA programs in Critical Studies in Improvisation investigate the dynamic relationships between improvised creative practices and broader social relations in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
• This program offers a collaborative intellectual environment where scholars in the field of improvisation studies activate new social and creative configurations of power, new strategies for facilitating social justice
• Students will develop their individual program of study, customized to their research and practice interests
• Students will have many opportunities to engage with fellow students, scholars, artists, improvisers-in-residence, and community organizations
• Students will gain broadly applicable practical skills in research and project development, management and implementation, leadership, and collaboration. ​