Film and Television degrees

At UniSQ you  can choose from various undergraduate degrees in film and television. A Bachelor of Film and Screen Production (Film Production) focuses on filmmaking and the national and international developments in the film industry. A film course will help you develop the essential skills to make movies for the big screen, write scripts, work with actors and make short films.

After a film and television degree? A Bachelor of Film and Screen Production (Screen Production) means contributing to Australia’s iconic screen industry, whether it’s as an actor, writer, producer or post-production worker. 

You can even go onto further studies with a PhD or Master of Research.

At UniSQ, we understand that many of our students are balancing family, social and work commitments in their lives. Our flexible study options allow you to tailor your study to suit your needs. If required, you can reduce your study-load and choose to study part-time.

Whether you choose to study online, come on-campus or a combination of both, you’ll experience the same level of support and opportunity to connect with other. Discover the different ways you can study at UniSQ. 

At UniSQ, there are several pathway programs available to you if you don’t meet the entry requirements for your chosen degree. Whether it’s been some time since you’ve last studied, you haven’t completed high school or you’re making a career switch later in life, we’ve got you covered. Your university pathway will be uniquely tailored to your skills, experience and chosen degree. Apply for a film and television degree today.

Film and television courses at UniSQ give you the opportunity to study the mediums in-depth. Whether you are interested in producing, directing or writing for these fields, a film degree can provide the necessary foundation and skills to succeed. Our film degrees focus on all aspects of film production, from scripting and editing to shooting and post-production and can open up various career paths for graduates. Creative opportunities are abundant in this sector, from the entertainment industry to roles in advertising, journalism, marketing and public relations, teaching, research or independent filmmakers. 

No matter what career path students choose in the media and communication sector, studying film, television or radio provides them with a solid foundation for success in an ever-evolving media landscape.