Applicants must present evidence of advanced training or experience and will possess minimally a bachelor’s degree in the performing arts or related technical field, and have a GPA of no less than 2.7.

Successful candidates should be creative, critical and collaborative thinkers, capable of adapting and applying disparate techniques towards the goal of achieving a strong artistic vision. The ideal candidates for this program should arrive with basic knowledge and practical skills from their chosen discipline. No matter the background, successful applicants are self-motivated and possess a strong desire to learn new ways to work with artists.

The program does not normally accept part-time students.

Applicants must submit:

• A 500-word letter of intent, clearly outlining their particular area of interest, an overview of their past experience and what they wish to learn throughout the 12-month program;
• Curriculum Vitae;
• Interview with the graduate program director;
• Three letters of recommendation. Each letter of recommendation must be accompanied by a completed Academic Assessment Form. In order to be considered official, these must be mailed directly from their original source to the University at the following address:

Concordia University
Graduate Admissions Application Centre
P.O. Box 2002, Station H
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
H3G 2V4

The 500-word letter of intent and curriculum vitae can be attached electronically to the online application form.

Please review the following website for information regarding required documents, including transcripts, language proficiency and proof of legal status in Canada.

Admission to this program has been postponed to fall 2013. For further information on the program, please email the graduate program director at cptp@alcor.concordia.ca.