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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) | The University of Melbourne

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) | The University of Melbourne

Category: Degree

Specifications
省份/城市
Australia
授课语言
English
课程领域
Film and Art
开课
Feb
课程
Degree
国家
Australia
骞村害瀛垂
Between RM 100k - 150k
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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) - The University of Melbourne | Southbank, Australia

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) - The University of Melbourne · Southbank, Melbourne

Duration
3 Years
Mode
Physical
Campus
Southbank
Medium
English
Intake
Feb

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) at The University of Melbourne — a 3-year, full-time bachelor degree taught at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) on the Southbank campus in Melbourne, Australia. Develop advanced, practical filmmaking skills including direction of actors, cinematography, sound recording and editing, and production management. International students from Malaysia and across Asia can apply for the February intake each year.

Indicative total fees are AU$ 129,138 (tuition + application fee), with live AUD to MYR conversion in the fee breakdown below. Figures are illustrative — your final amount follows the University of Melbourne’s official fee schedule for your intake year.

The University of Melbourne is ranked #19 in the world and #1 in Australia in the QS World University Rankings, with the VCA among Australia’s leading film and television schools.

What you will study: screen practice, screenwriting, screen culture, and breadth subjects across three years — researching, developing, writing, and designing narrative short films while crewing on fellow students’ productions.

Entry requirements: selection into the Bachelor of Fine Arts is talent-based; the selection process for this specialisation includes an audition. English proficiency such as IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent PTE Academic scores is also required. Scholarships and financial support are assessed case by case — contact our advisors for guidance.

Career outcomes include cinematographer, director, editor, film and television producer, and screenwriter — with collaboration across VCA Theatre, Film and Television, and Production students throughout the course.

Study in Melbourne — at the VCA Southbank campus in the city’s arts precinct. Plan to apply at least three months before your course start; allow about one month for your offer letter and sufficient time to lodge your Australian student visa before you travel.

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Why this course & university?

#1 in Australia · #19 in the world

The University of Melbourne ranks #1 in Australia and #19 globally in the QS World University Rankings.

Practical filmmaking skills

Develop advanced, practical filmmaking skills including direction of actors, cinematography, sound recording and editing, production management, assistant directing, and other fundamental principles of filmmaking.

Your creative voice

Learn to research, develop, write, and design a narrative short film, strengthen your individual creative voice, and crew on fellow students’ productions — building valuable peer networks and skills.

Cross-discipline collaboration

Collaborate with VCA Theatre, Film and Television, and Production students throughout the course, and critically critique screen production work in the context of broader screen culture.

About the Campus

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) at the University of Melbourne is taught at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) on the Southbank campus — Melbourne’s arts precinct beside the Yarra River. You will develop screen practice and screenwriting skills, collaborate across VCA disciplines, and build toward industry-ready film and television production within Australia’s #1 ranked university.

Entry Requirements

Selection into the Bachelor of Fine Arts is talent-based. The selection process for this specialisation includes an audition. English test scores are below; for scholarships, see Contact Us.

ATAR
Talent-based · audition required
UEC
Talent-based · audition required
STPM
Talent-based · audition required
A Levels
Talent-based · audition required
Other Qualifications
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English Language Requirements

IELTS
Band 6.5 (no band less than 6.0).
PTE
64 (each no less than 60).

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Scholarships

Scholarship and bursary options for this degree programme depend on your intake and academic profile. Contact us and we’ll check eligibility with the University of Melbourne.

 
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Fee estimate (AUD → RM)

Core fees are shown in Australian dollars (AUD). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live AUD/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. The University of Melbourne typically reviews tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.

Tuition fee breakdown

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Indicative total payable
AU$ 129,138
Indicative total payable

Indicative totals above are not a quote. Tuition and related fees follow the University of Melbourne’s current published schedule for your intake year. For scholarships, contact us. MYR equivalents use the live rate shown above.

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Programme Structure

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) is a three-year screen production programme at the VCA, Southbank. Subjects by year and semester are listed below.

Year 1

Semester 1

  • Stories of Place
  • Screen Practice 1A
  • Introduction to Screenwriting
  • Breadth Subject

Semester 2

  • Screen Practice 1B
  • Screen Culture
  • Breadth Subject
Year 2

Semester 1

  • Screen Practice 2A
  • Creating Sustainable Screen Productions
  • Breadth Subject

Semester 2

  • Genre Screenwriting
  • Screen Practice 2B
  • Elective Subject
Year 3

Semester 1

  • Languages of the Screen
  • Screen Practice 3A
  • Breadth Subject

Semester 2

  • Industry Perspectives
  • Screen Practice 3B

Future Career Prospects

Main Directions
  • Cinematographer
  • Director
  • Editor
  • Film and television producer
  • Screenwriter

Estimated application deadline

The University of Melbourne offers a February intake for this degree. Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start — earlier is better for international students.

February intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start

Illustrative planning window — confirm your intake’s exact closing date with us or the university.

Offer letter
Allow about 1 month after a complete application

Timing varies by intake and document completeness; we help you submit a complete file the first time.

Student visa
Apply well before you travel

Start your Australian student visa once you have your offer — do not wait until the last minute. We guide timeline and documents.

Official source: Intake dates and closing deadlines are set by the University of Melbourne and may change. Always verify on the official application channel before you commit.

Need accommodation?

Melbourne — shared flats, student accommodation & suburbs near Southbank campus. Message us to shortlist options that fit your budget.

Options near Southbank include university residential colleges, purpose-built student accommodation, and shared apartments. We shortlist suburbs and leases that fit your budget and commute to class.

Monthly spending bands are in living costs below. After you unlock this section, you can open the university’s official accommodation page.

Melbourne monthly living expenses

Estimates for studying in Melbourne (monthly). The Australian Government advises international students to budget at least AUD 30,000 per year for living costs — about AUD 2,500 per month on average. The bands below split that benchmark across rent, food, Myki transport, mobile, and personal spend. Figures are in AUD first, with MYR from the same live rate as the fee section.

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