Course Overview

The course will develop and enhance your personal, professional, and vocational skills. It fosters creativity, critical reflection, and an understanding of the processes and performances of diverse acting practices in their global, historical, and contemporary socio-political contexts, and across live, recorded, and digital platforms. This is a collaborative, creative, and industry-facing course in which you have the opportunity to develop your skills in presentation and critically-creative academic inquiry. These skills are essential for a range of careers in the creative industries and beyond. You will work closely with other students in media and performing arts, and in the faculty, developing a portfolio of work across a range of media that will enhance their prospects for employability upon graduation.

General Eligibility

Minimum five graded 9-4 including English.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• An IELTS of 6.0 overall. Pre-sessional English is available if required.