Flinders University

Overview

Enhance your screen skills through a dynamic blend of hands-on filmmaking, critical analysis, and industry-focused projects at Flinders University. This Bachelor of Film and Television (Screen Industries) program offers a comprehensive education designed to prepare you for a successful career in the screen industry.

What you'll study

The course emphasizes practical experience and creative development, allowing you to work on student-led productions. You will learn to plan, shoot, and edit screen content, culminating in a major project where you will create a TV pilot.

Programme Structure

The curriculum focuses on essential skills in production practice, screen analysis, and understanding the industry, while also enhancing your communication and multimedia capabilities.

Typical course themes

• Academic and Professional Communication
• Film Form and Analysis
• Screen Production Techniques
• Media and Society
• Essential Multimedia

Major project

Your final major project will be the creation of a TV pilot, integrating creative development, production execution, and industry insights.

Learning through production

Engagement in student-led productions will allow you to gain valuable teamwork experience and practical knowledge of production workflows.

Entry requirements

Flinders University recognizes international secondary schooling for direct entry into undergraduate programs. The minimum entry requirement is generally comparable to an ATAR of 65, although some programs may demand a higher standard. There are no specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this course.

English requirements

• IELTS (Academic): minimum 6.0
• TOEFL iBT: minimum 72
• PTE Academic: minimum 50
• Duolingo English Test: minimum 105

Ensure your English test scores meet the minimum requirements and are valid at the time of application.

Other requirements

Student insurance

For international students studying in Australia, it is essential to have appropriate health and travel insurance for the duration of your stay. Flinders University provides resources and guidance through its student insurance partner.

CRICOS

CRICOS code: 119233F

Career prospects

Upon completing your degree, you will be well-equipped to pursue a variety of roles within the screen industry. The skills and knowledge gained throughout the program will enable you to navigate the evolving landscape of film and television, preparing you for a successful career in this dynamic field.

Check for any work restrictions

After finishing your studies in Australia, you may be eligible to apply for a post-study work visa, allowing you to gain valuable work experience. Eligibility and conditions depend on your course, your Australian study details, and the visa regulations applicable at the time of your application.

• Post-study work rights: Graduates may have the opportunity to work in Australia following the completion of an eligible qualification.
• Course eligibility: Your program must align with the visa requirements, including qualification level and CRICOS registration.
• Timing: It is important to apply within the designated timeframe after concluding your course.
• Work restrictions: Be aware that visa conditions may specify limitations on your work activities.