Your postgraduate Shakespeare Institute offer-holder hub

Discover your dedicated Shakespeare hub where you'll find important information about your course before you start.

Congratulations on your offer to study at the University of Birmingham!

Congratulations from Ellie Dobson, Director of Admissions for the College of Arts and Law

In-person

Shakespeare Institute tours

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Online

Virtual Shakespeare Institute tour

Explore the Shakespeare Institute virtually

Our collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company

Shakespeare Institute students access exclusive behind-the-scenes insights through our partnership with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC).

I have encountered so many new ways of looking at theatre studies and the creative work of putting theatre together. It has been an honour to work with incredible professionals from the RSC – the opportunity of a lifetime!

Diana stood in the Shakespeare Institute garden smiling
Diana
MA Shakespeare and Creativity

Student stories - learning from the RSC

  • Living in Stratford-upon-Avon

    We recommend our campus MA students live in Stratford-upon-Avon so you can take part in all the activities at the Shakespeare Institute. With lots of accommodation options available, we can help you find somewhere to live.

    Considering a house-share? Connect with other Shakespeare offer-holders and find your future flat mates.

    Accommodation options

Distance learning at the Shakespeare Institute

 

From Shakespeare's home to yours. Connect with your course-mates and with our academic staff via our Virtual Learning Environment. 

You'll access digital resources from the Shakespeare Institute Library and can attend hybrid sessions. 

The Thursday seminars are available to watch online. These cover a wide range of subjects, all related to Shakespeare in one way or another.

David
MA Shakespeare by distance learning
  • Career opportunities

    Graduate stories: Frankie

    Frankie studied MA Shakespeare and now works as the Volunteer Officer for the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

    Read Frankie's graduate story