71 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Oceania

Throughout this Film and Television course from Adelaide University you’ll be exposed to specialist industry-based learning opportunities and graduate ready to seamlessly transition into industry. 

The Bachelor of Arts (Screen Studies and Popular Culture) offered at the Swinburne University of Technology  develop key critical thinking and communication skills to put your passion for a better world into a creative, meaningful career.

This Film, Screen and New Media course at Queensland University of Technology for the digital age provides opportunities to develop your skills in producing, writing, editing, sound, cinematography or directing.

The Diploma of Screen and Media from Australian City Design College will give you the skills required to work within this creatively inspiring sector. You will develop a greater understanding of screen and media production, editing, storyboarding, storyline development, graphic design software, compositing, and animation.

Master your choice of tv, radio, broadcast, film, documentary or animation in the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Film, Television and Radio) program at the University of Southern Queensland while being supported by USQ's industry-centred staff.

Exploit the power of media-rich creative arts for the purpose of clear, engaging, persuasive and powerful storytelling with this Creative Media programme at the University of Waikato.

The Arts - Film and Screen Production BA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia will provide you with the creative and artistic tools necessary to become the best in your field. You will be immersed in hands-on production classes to expand your knowledge in a collaborative environment.

With the Master of Communications and Media Studies at Monash University make a real impact in the digital economy and play a leading role as an impactful communicator.

The Bachelor of Arts and Media programme at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology  provides the fundamental skills to enable graduates to move into personal practice or embark on a career in arts and design.

Be a part of Australia’s iconic screen industry, a significant contributor to the nation’s cultural life and involving a range of roles, from actors, writers, producers, and post-production workers. You can learn more with this Bachelor of Film and Screen Production (Screen Production) at University of Southern Queensland.

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Contemporary Media Studies) at University of Southern Queensland direct your research into language, film, television, culture, social media or mass communication and develop an in-depth understanding of how these areas can dynamically shape people’s lives in a media-driven world.