The Bachelor of Film program is divided into three distinct stages, each carefully designed to develop specific skills.
Stage 1, Foundations, focuses on developing the essential technical film skills and knowledge required to collaborate effectively with other creative media students and professionals.
Stage 2, Refine & Expand, students broaden their scope to work on complex multidisciplinary projects, in accordance with industry-standard practices, to further refine their expertise in the field.
Stage 3, Showcase, students execute a project of their own design, which is of high quality and externally published. Moreover, this stage equips students with the knowledge required to commercialize their work, should they choose to do so. Additionally, they can apply their skills through industry work placement to gain valuable practical experience in the field.
*Tuition fees are excluding 5% VAT
Admission Requirements
Minimum age requirements
Be at least 18 years of age (or turning 18 during your first year of studies) or 17y before the commencement of the first term.
Academic requirements
Completion of an Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (SSCE) or equivalent; which is Grade/Year 12 according to the Australian curriculum. Minimum overall pass is required.
English language requirements
International English Language Testing System (IELTS): A band score of 6 or higher for a Higher Education (HE) course and 5.5 or higher for a VET course (only the Academic Test is accepted), OR
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): A score of 550 or higher (paper based test), 60 or higher (internet based test) for a Higher Education (HE) course and a minimum score of 527 (paper based test) or 46 (internet based test) for a VET course, OR
An equivalent level from other approved secondary schooling English studies by providing a signed and stamped letter of confirmation from the High school stating that English was the language of instruction.