- ATAR 60.00
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- 3 years (or part-time equivalent)
- Springfield
- Toowoomba
- Online
- Feb, May
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- AUD 16,992
- (Indicative annual fee)
- Toowoomba 909961
- Springfield 929961
- Online 909965
Overview
- Gain expertise in film direction, producing, camera work, sound, lighting, editing, digital composing, post-production, scriptwriting, and visual effects, preparing you for a dynamic career in the film and TV industry.
- Benefit from work placements, master classes, mentoring programs, and guest lectures with industry experts, and have the chance to submit your films to national and international film festivals.
- Choose between two focused majors: Film Production, for creating movies, scripted shows, documentaries, and reality TV; or Screen Production, for crafting engaging online content for platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Vimeo.
- Build a network of professional contacts and gain insights from experienced filmmakers and screen production experts, enhancing your career prospects in the global film and TV industry.
Majors in the Bachelor of Film and Screen Production
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Film Production
Passionate about captivating films? Gain practical skills in film making, location production, and documentary creation, aligned with industry best-practice.
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Screen Production
Join Australia's iconic screen industry. Benefit from flexible online study, develop practical skills, and be prepared for diverse roles in film, TV, and online content creation.
Hands-on experience
My favourite thing about studying at UniSQ is the balance of hands-on experience with filmmaking theory. I also enjoy being able to learn course content online before attending on-campus tutorials.
Kiara - Arts and Communication
Career outcomes
As a graduate, you will be prepared for careers in film, television, digital media, and content creation. You can apply for roles in film studios, television networks, streaming services, advertising, and independent media production.
What you'll study
To graduate from the Bachelor of Film and Screen Production, you must successfully complete 24 units of study.
Degree structure
An undergraduate university degree typically consists of a combination of core, major and elective courses designed to provide you with foundational knowledge and opportunities for an in-depth deeper dive into your chosen field.
Refer to the UniSQ Handbook for detailed recommended enrolment patterns and course availability.
You may be eligible for recognition of prior learning if you have previous studies or relevant work experience. This could reduce the number of courses you need to study to complete your degree.
Other study options
If you’re interested in further study, after completion of this degree you can go on to study the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (if you meet all the entry requirements).
Entry requirements
There are many ways to be considered for entry into a UniSQ degree based on your education, work experience and relevant personal attributes.
Select the highest level of education you have or will be completing to find the entry requirements that applies to you.
You need to satisfy the following requirements to be considered for entry into this degree.
To study this degree, we assume you have sound knowledge in:
- English (Units 3 & 4, C), or equivalent
We assume that your knowledge is equivalent to a grade C or higher in Units 3 and 4 at high school level (typically studied in Year 12). Find out more about assumed knowledge.
Non-ATAR entry
If you don't have an ATAR, you can attend an interview and supply a portfolio and written statement.
Interview information
Applicants who don't have an ATAR must partake in an interview and provide:
- a head shot style photo of themselves
- a school exit statement, or evidence of previous education standard achieved
- a portfolio of examples of your films, and scripts or media works at interview
- a written statement (500 words) addressing your goals and aspirations in the film and media industries and what area interests you the most (e.g. director, producer, editor, cinematographer, sound recordist, art director etc.). Please supply your submission at interview.
Application steps to follow:
- Apply to study the Bachelor of Film and Screen Production - refer to the 'How to apply' section of this page for more information.
- Please register for an interview. Once registered, we will review your portfolio and invite you to be interviewed.
If you don't have an ATAR or are not a recent school-leaver, you can attend an interview and supply a portfolio and written statement.
Applicants who don't have an ATAR must partake in an interview and provide:
- a head shot style photo of themselves
- a school exit statement, or evidence of previous education standard achieved
- a portfolio of examples of your films, and scripts or media works at interview
- a written statement (500 words) addressing your goals and aspirations in the film and media industries and what area interests you the most (e.g. director, producer, editor, cinematographer, sound recordist, art director etc.). Please supply your submission at interview.
Application steps to follow:
- Apply to study the Bachelor of Film and Screen Production - refer to the 'How to apply' section of this page for more information.
- Please register for an interview. Once registered, we will review your portfolio and invite you to be interviewed.
Let us help you navigate through our entry options – start a conversation, whenever suits you.
All applicants
You'll need to meet the applicable English language requirements and this degree requires:
- IELTS (Academic) - Minimum overall score of 6.0 and a minimum score of 5.5 in each of the four components - listening, reading, writing, and speaking.
Alternative English language proficiency tests may also be accepted.
Explore the ATAR/selection rank of students offered a place in this degree in the first 2025 intake, based entirely or partly on their ATAR. To learn more about the backgrounds of students in this degree, access the QTAC website via the How to apply section.
Toowoomba
- Highest ATAR/selection rank - 82.80
- Median ATAR/selection rank - 82.25
- Lowest ATAR/selection rank - 78.95
Online
- Highest ATAR/selection rank - 93.00
- Median ATAR/selection rank - 73.00
- Lowest ATAR/selection rank - 62.00
Springfield
- Highest ATAR/selection rank - 99.95
- Median ATAR/selection rank - 73.00
- Lowest ATAR/selection rank - 66.00
During your study
While not needed to apply, you'll need to meet these requirements throughout your studies.
Blue card
It is a requirement that Queensland-based students hold a current positive notice indicating that they are deemed suitable for working with children and young people whilst studying the Bachelor of Film and Screen Production. Further information about the Blue Card or Exemption Card suitability process is available from the Blue Card Services.
Entry pathways
There is more than one way to get into university, and if you're not sure about your entry options get in touch to discuss.
Fees and scholarships
- This estimated 2025 annual fee is based on the current average rate for your first year of study (8 units per year) and does not include cost of materials such as textbooks, additional costs or the Student Services and Amenities fee.
- This is an indicative guide only and your fees will vary depending on the courses you select, with the actual rates calculated at enrolment.
- We review our fees annually and they may increase each year.
- Further details are available on the Fees website.
Additional costs
You may be required to pay the Student Services and Amenities Fee as part of your degree cost.
Payment options
You may not have to pay your course (subject) fees upfront. HECS-HELP is a government loan scheme that allows you to defer payment until your income reaches a certain threshold. Find out if you are eligible for HECS-HELP.
You may also be eligible to receive financial support from Services Australia.
UniSQ Scholarships
We offer scholarships for academic excellence, community leadership, and financial need - you can apply for more than one!
Find out moreHow to apply
You can apply to study at UniSQ via the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) website.
- Copy the QTAC code for the study location you've chosen for this degree.
- Click on the location you’ve chosen in the below table to take you to the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) website.
- Select 'Apply Now' to create a QTAC account.
| Location | QTAC Code |
|---|---|
| Toowoomba | 909961 |
| Springfield | 929961 |
| Online | 909965 |
Some applicants may be eligible to apply directly to UniSQ if they meet certain criteria. Explore the application process that’s right for you.
You can select to start your study in Trimester 1 or 2.
| Study period | Application closing date | Orientation | Start date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trimester 1, 2025 | Monday 10 February | Monday 3 February | Monday 10 February |
| Trimester 2, 2025 | Monday 26 May | Monday 19 May | Monday 26 May |
| Trimester 1, 2026 | Monday 16 February | Monday 9 February | Monday 16 February |
More information on application key dates is available.
There are several special admission schemes that use adjustment factors to boost your ATAR or selection rank with additional points, to improve your chances of getting into your preferred degree.
You may be eligible for these admission schemes based on:
- your background and personal circumstances
- where you live
- the subjects you studied at school.
You do not have to apply for these adjustments as they will be automatically applied by QTAC when your application is assessed.
Preparing to apply
You've made the decision to study at UniSQ - congratulations! Take the next steps:
The documentation you need to provide with your application depends on your qualifications.
If applying through QTAC, you will also need a Unique Student Identifier which is your individual education number for life.
Follow our easy instructions to discover further information on applying to study that’s right for you.
Depending on how you applied to study at UniSQ, the process to accept your offer will vary.
Offer to study at UniSQ from QTAC
- QTAC will send you an email if you have received an offer. To respond to your offer, log in to the QTAC application portal.
- Information regarding QTAC key dates for when offers will be made is available.
- Didn’t receive an offer? Don’t worry – you may just need to update your preferences.
Offer to study from UniSQ
- After you’ve submitted your application, you will be emailed a reference number. You will be notified via email the outcome of your application within 10 business days.
- Follow the link in your email from UniSQ or log in to the application portal to accept your offer.
Find out more
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Frequently asked questions
At UniSQ, we know pursuing your passion for film and screen production may not follow a traditional path. That's why we focus on giving you the flexibility to fit the Bachelor of Film and Screen Production into your life, whether it's studying full-time, part-time, on-campus or online - the choice is yours.
We take pride in offering a personalised and immersive Film and Screen Production degree where you'll feel comfortable to explore all your ideas and questions which will help you get the most out of your study experience. From larger groups in our studio to smaller classes online you won't just learn from your lecturers, you'll work directly with them.
A Bachelor of Film and Television (or equivalent) qualification will not only give you the skills and knowledge needed for the ever-evolving entertainment industry, but you will gain valuable transferrable skills if you decide to branch off to different industries down the track.
Get in touch with one of our iconnect support staff to talk through your Arts and Communication study options.
When it comes to networking and practical experience within Bachelor of Film Production degree, UniSQ's Bachelor of Film and Screen Production will give you a wealth of opportunities to become career ready upon graduation.
You'll learn industry editing software, location production, postproduction VFX and get the chance to create your own film or screen project all designed to hone your skills in developing compelling visual stories.
We focus on connecting you with other students who share your passion and putting you in the room with industry experts, you'll be well placed to kick start your career.
It's no secret the film and media industry is always changing but in the past few years it has evolved faster than anticipated and the demand for Bachelor of Film and Television graduates is increasing.
At UniSQ, we pride ourselves on offering engaging learning experience and best graduate outcomes. Our degrees are not only on top of the trends and emerging technologies but ahead of them.
At UniSQ our Bachelor of Film and Screen Production lecturers don't just teach, they share their industry insights from working in the field to help elevate your understanding of how the latest trends and technologies are being used by the world's best creatives.
In most instances, to qualify for entry into undergraduate degree Bachelor of Film and Screen Media Production (or equivalent) you need to meet a minimum ATAR and assumed knowledge. ‘Assumed knowledge’ is the term we use to explain the minimum level of knowledge we presume you have in some subjects before you start your degree.
If you don’t have an ATAR, don’t worry! You can partake in an interview to apply for entry to Film and media at UniSQ.
For further information on ATAR, assumed knowledge and interviews please view the entry requirements section of the specific major you’re interested in studying.
Did you know, to help you meet entry requirements, we can convert your work experience, qualifications or high school studies into a selection rank? If you don’t meet the entry requirements, we have many pathway options you can explore.
Do you still have questions? Get in touch with one of our iconnect support staff to talk through your options.
A film and screen qualification such as a Bachelor of Film and Television or Bachelor of Screen Production raises the curtain on a world of exciting career prospects spanning a range of industries, allowing you to forge your path as a film or screen production professional.
As new technologies emerge and an appetite for original film and screen production grows, you'll be ready to take advantage of many roles including:
Putting your skills to work in TV drama, blockbuster titles, independent docuseries, advertising, digital steaming and more!
In today's world, study must be flexible, fitting into your life while not sacrificing on the quality of your learning experience and that has been the cornerstone of UniSQ's approach over the past decade.
You can study the Bachelor of Film and Screen Production full-time, part-time, on-campus, online or a combination of the two. The Film Production major does require you to be on-campus for some courses to ensure you get the most out of your degree and get to immerse yourself in our studio.
