51 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Australia

Develop your passion for using the media to tell stories with Screen Media programme at Victoria University in Melbourne.

Dive in to the professional side of design, games, apps, videos, documentary, drama, film, television, online or other creative media with the Bachelor of Creative Media programme from Murdoch University.

The Screen Practice and Production programme from Macquarie University will develop your skills in the production of screen media, including scriptwriting, directing, producing, cinematography, production design, sound and editing, as well as your knowledge through screen studies units that analyse film and television.

Turn your love of cinema, television, online content and cinematography into a career and learn to bring stories to life with the Screen Production programme at Murdoch University.

If you dream of working in the vibrant, creative, film, television and screen media industry, the Creative Production in Media Arts course at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is you ideal degree.

The Cinematic Arts (Honours) programme from Griffith University provides a fourth year of study for students who have completed a bachelor degree in a relevant field such as game design and production, animation, or film.

The Technical Screen Production programme from Griffith University offers a direct, practice-based pathway into film, television and digital media careers.  

The Bachelor of Film and Television (Screen Industries) degree at Flinders University  is aimed at emerging filmmakers and offers a flexible study programme, allowing you to pursue your interests and explore film style and history, major filmmakers and industries, and theoretical concepts. 

The Screen Production program offered by Edith Cowan University encourages you to become a catalyst for positive change by bringing critical issues to the forefront, challenging societal norms, and highlighting diverse perspectives that might otherwise go unheard.

Develop your skills as an innovative content creator with access to state-of-the-art facilities, strong industry connections and embedded engagement opportunities with this Bachelor of Film and Screen Media Production at Griffith University. 

By taking the Bachelor of Film and Television (Screen Production) programme from Flinders University you will make short films, documentaries, music videos, commercials, and experimental works. Topics are taught by filmmakers and passionate teachers who are actively involved in the industry. Uniquely, we teach you how to shoot on 16mm film for your final major project.

Combine production skills, creativity and theory to create diverse and innovative screen projects with the Bachelor of Screen Arts Major (BCA) programme from Curtin University. 

The Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours from University of Tasmania is a one-year creative arts degree delivered by the School of Creative Arts and Media.  

Apply production skills to create compelling screen stories and develop the theoretical and practical knowledge required to operate as a professional in the film and television industry with this Creative Arts (Film and Screen) degree at Queensland University of Technology.

The Bachelor of Film and Television at the Bond University draws on the University’s strong connections with the local production industry to provide hands on experience and real-life projects for our film and television students. 

The Bachelor of Visual Communication Design programme at University of Newcastle will fine tune your creative abilities; with our state-of-the-art studios, labs, and maker spaces. Industry experts will guide you through practical, real-world tasks.

This Film and Television (3 Year Program) at Bond University is specially designed for international students who wish to study via a two-semester model. 

Film and Television Studies at University of Queensland introduces the language of screen media and the principal ways in which they are written about and analysed. 

Media Arts from University of New South Wales is a ground-breaking degree designed to meet industry demand for creative practitioners and content developers who possess multiple skills and a breadth of knowledge in creative media. 

Film Production from University of Canberra leverages a student's interest in filmmaking to establish creative thinkers and practitioners. The course guides students as they learn the technical skills of live action film production, film and story analysis, collaborative practice, and leadership within a creative environment