1. Students are advised to take courses in sequential order by Level. Enrollment in certain courses at Level 3 and above requires an audition. Please refer to the remarks section on the NTU Course website for audition instructions.<br><br>2. The Level 3 curriculum adopts a flexible elective system designed to foster and deepen students' advanced academic capabilities. Although primarily research-oriented, the program also equips students with specific skills essential for directly entering the workforce.<br><br>Research-Oriented Track: To prepare students for graduate and doctoral programs both domestically and abroad, the coursework focuses on:<br><br>(1) Evaluating and interpreting literature and source materials<br>(2) Developing historiographical perspectives<br>(3) Mastering research methodology<br>(4) Conducting close readings of texts and theoretical frameworks<br><br>Related courses: “Asian American Theatre” & “Speculation on the Writing of the Western Theatre History”<br><br>Career-Oriented Track:<br><br>(1) Writing critical reviews<br>(2) Gaining hands-on translation practice<br><br>Related course: “Speculation on the Writing of the Western Theatre History,” “Translation Workshop: Restoration Comedy”