Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting)

. Course code CA02 QTAC code 419252 CRICOS code 116069D Delivery Kelvin Grove Delivery Kelvin Grove Duration 3 years full-time Duration 3 years full-time Entry February Entry February Deferment You can't defer your offer in this course. You must start in the semester you apply for. Assumed knowledge Before you start this course, we assume you have sound knowledge of the subject/s listed below. If you don't have the subject knowledge, you can still apply for the course but we strongly encourage you to undertake bridging studies to gain the knowledge: English, or Literature, or English and Literature Extension, or English as an Additional Language (Units 3 & 4, C) More about assumed knowledge Prerequisites/additional entry requirements You must complete a successful audition. Important dates QTAC applications open: Tuesday, 4 August 2026 Audition submissions open: Tuesday, 4 August 2026 Applications and audition submissions close: 5pm Tuesday, 6 October 2026 (Brisbane time UTC+10). Requests for applications or submissions after this date will not be considered. How to apply Step 1 Apply for the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) through QTAC. Step 2 Create an account with Acceptd. QUT has engaged the audition management platform Acceptd to manage the audition submission process and receive payment of the $75 submission fee*. See How to create your Acceptd Account. View Acceptd's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

• A non-refundable $75AUD submission fee is payable to lodge your audition. Applicants of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander heritage and/or who have been approved for the QTAC Educational Access Scheme (financial hardship category) are exempt. Step 3 Go to the QUT Acceptd landing page. Select the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) Program, and submit the following audition material: QTAC Application number for the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting). Your QTAC application number will be in the format A123 456 789. Profile photo that clearly shows your face. Resume of no more than two pages, outlining both your formal and informal learning and your experiences in the field of acting and drama. Monologue audition video and address to camera. See the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) Audition Pieces (PDF file, 1MB) for instructions about choosing a script and recording your monologue. Watch How to record your monologue. Duologue audition video (self-tape) and address to camera. See the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) Audition Pieces (PDF file, 1MB) for instructions about choosing a script and recording your duologue. Watch How to record your duologue. Audition preparation Read the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) Audition Pieces (PDF file, 1MB). Follow the instructions in this document about choosing a script for your monologue and duologue. The document also contains instructions on how to make your audition videos. Watch How to Record Your QUT Acting Audition. This short video guides you through how to record your audition videos at h

The interdisciplinary nature of this degree will offer you multiple career pathways. Graduates of this course become actors in stage, screen, and emerging platforms, Teaching Artists or other allied industry or creative roles like a manager, facilitator, arts administrator, private arts teacher and more. Graduates work nationally and internationally as film actors, television actors and stage actors. They have won leading roles in national and state theatre companies, television series, mini-series and feature films. If teaching is your ambition, this course can also be followed with a graduate-entry teacher education Master of teaching courses (check the entry requirements for specific teaching courses) which enables you to become a qualified teacher. Notable graduates include: Mackenzie Mazur – Television: Last Days of the Space Age, I Can’t be Sorry, Boy on Fire. Film: Moja Vesna Sisi Stringer – Television: Force of Nature: The Dry, Children of the Corn, Vampire Academy. Film: Carnifex, Mortal Kombat Emily Weir – Home and Away and Dancing with the Stars Tom Wilson – Television: Heartbreak High, The Newsreader, Ladies in Black, The Twelve, Latecomers, Home and Away. Theatre: Isolde and Tristan (Sport for Jove) Reagan Mannix – Film: The Narrow Road to the Deep North. Television: Boy Swallows Universe, Young Rock Ethan Lwin – Television: Human Error, Troppo, Young Rock Catherine Văn-Davies – Theatre: American Signs, Playing Beattie Bow, White Pearl (STC), A Streetcar Named Desire (Red Lone), Sex Magick (Griffin). Television: Hungry Ghosts, Amazing Grace, Barons, The Twelve, The Claremont Murders Thea Raveneau – Film: A Savage Christmas Wayne Blair – Television: Total Control (actor/director), Redfern Now (writing team/director/actor). Film: Top End Wedding, The Sapphires (director). Actor television: Irreverent, Aftertaste, Wakefield, The Last Time I Saw Michael Gregg, Blessed, Mullet. Film: The New Boy. Theatre: True West (STC), Jesus Hopped the A Train (Company B Belvoir), Othello (Bell Shakespeare), The Sapphires (Belvoir St Theatre), and Run Rabbit Run (Company B) Gigi Edgley – Family Matters, Final Frontier, Last Train to Freo and Newcastle. Rescue: Special Ops, Starter Wife and Stingers Gyton Grantley – Logie for best actor, Underbelly. Also CSI: New York, Fairly Legal, House Husbands. Films include Prime Mover, The Reef, Balibo and Beneath Hill 60. Stage: South Pacific Tai Hara – Home and Away and Dancing with the Stars Josh Helman – The Pacific, Animal Kingdom and Jack Reacher Anna McGahan – Rake, Underbelly, House Husbands and ANZAC Girls Adrienne Pickering – The Reef, The Clinic, Final Call and Candy. ABC’s Rake, All Saints, Out of The Blue and Secrets and Lies. Stage work includes Ruben Guthrie, Company B Belvoir Alec Snow – Home and Away, lead singer for his band Interim Michael Dorman – Wonderland, Daybreakers and Wild Boys. The Secret Life of Us, Sea Patrol, Rescue: Special Ops and the ABC’s Serangoon Road Conrad Coleby – Sea Patrol