Bachelor of Screen Production

For domestic students, the estimated first year indicative fee is AUD $14,500 (Commonwealth supported). For international students, the estimated first year indicative fee is AUD $37,700.

Students are required to complete 240 credit points of core units and 120 credit points of elective units over three years. Students that complete a 4-unit, subject-based Elective Sequence may nominate to have this recorded on their transcript as a minor in the subject area. Alternatively, students may complete any other combination of major, minors, or elective units from the School of Arts and Humanities or other Schools in the university.

Yes. In SAH2650 Professional Experience: Internship, students can select a workplace-based track (minimum 100 hours of professional placement) or a project-based track. In SAH3650 Professional Placement 1 and SAH3660 Professional Placement 2, students undertake a minimum of 225 hours per unit of professional placement with a relevant public, private or not-for-profit host organisation.

The indicative ATAR is 70, however this course doesn't require an ATAR for entry. Applicants can apply using the Creative Humanities Portfolio Entry pathway, or meet academic admission requirements through alternative pathways such as AQF Cert IV, a University Preparation Course, the Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test, or the Experience Based Entry Scheme, among others.

Graduates will be able to apply broad knowledge of screen production concepts including legal, ethical, social and sustainability requirements; think critically to analyse and synthesise complex screen texts and theories; think creatively to generate original screen works; use digital technologies for a variety of platforms; communicate concepts and ideas clearly for a variety of contexts; demonstrate a global outlook with respect for cultural diversity including Indigenous cultural competence; apply collaboration and teamwork skills; and demonstrate autonomy, accountability and judgement for own learning and practice in screen production contexts.