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I suppose that's similar to some other degrees. Music, for example, involves a lot of analysis, theory and history, which is not everyone's cup of tea, and it's possible to be a great musician/performer without it. Whether you enjoy it as a degree depends largely upon how interested you are in those aspects of the subject.

Jing wrote:Wouldn't a degree in magic be pretty boring?

I don't think so. I think there's so many areas to consider, every day could be different.

Jing wrote:Any degree course would have to have performance experience, and not fake 'family and friends' performance experience - I mean real performance experience.

Of course it would, in the same way a performing arts course does.