71 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Oceania

Through the Screen Production degree from Auckland University of Technology you'll develop practical skills and work on projects in our industry-standard studio facilities.

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 Film and Media Studies programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of screen culture and digital trends. This undergraduate degree is available for full-time study on campus, focusing on visual literacy and communication. Students develop critical insights into how media shapes our global society.

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. 

The Media, Film and Television programme at the University of Auckland is a three-year, full-time undergraduate course. This public study mode degree focuses on developing creative and critical thinking skills within the arts. Students explore diverse perspectives while preparing for a dynamic career in the global media landscape.

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

This Communications and Media - Film and Screen Production BCM program from The University of Notre Dame Australia integrates theory and practice through an applied study of screen production to provide the creative and artistic tools necessary for emerging filmmakers. You will take hands-on production classes that expand your knowledge in a collaborative environment.

The Fine Arts - Film and Television program at University of Melbourne develops your creative voice and the skills to make distinctive screen programs to a high artistic and technical standard for all stages of film and television production. 

Screen Production is offered by Excelsia College. Excelsia College is proud to be partnering with one of the world’s top film schools, Sydney Film School, to deliver the Bachelor of Screen Production.

This Arts - Screen Studies course from Adelaide University is the gold standard both nationally and internationally for undergraduate study in the humanities and social sciences. With a future-facing approach, the virtues of a traditional degree are orientated toward the increasingly complex challenges facing individuals, communities and societies.

The  Bachelor of Film and Television (Honours) from the Swinburne University of Technology teaches you how to make narrative films, documentaries, animations, experimental films, music videos and television commercials.

Throughout this Bachelor of Film, Television and Animation program from Deakin University you will explore your creative vision and gain practical experience in screen production.

The Performing and Screen Arts (Screen Arts) at Unitec Institute of Technology is a three-year, full-time Level 7 degree. This immersive programme offers hands-on training in cinematography, directing, and editing. Students engage in project-based learning on campus to prepare for New Zealand’s thriving film industry.

The Screen and Media Studies course at University of Waikato makes sure you keep pace with new tools and platforms for the rapidly evolving media industry. 

The Bachelor of 3D Design and Animation from Torrens University Australia provides the technical skills, creative development and practical experience you need for a career in 3D design and animation. Incorporating industry engagement throughout, this bachelor of animation will prepare you to work as a 3D and visual effects artist and animator. 

The Bachelor of Arts program from Bond University allows students to choose from numerous majors to tailor their experience and potential career prospects.