OPEN DAY

Course Leader Joe Hepworth is joined by Subject Leaders to give an overview of the Bachelor of Arts Screen: Production, sharing key insights and information on the undergraduate course designed for students with a passion for storytelling seeking a career in the screen industries.

Current students and alumni shared their AFTRS experience with AFTRS Indigenous Project Coordinator Joseph Cardona. Find out why they applied and why you should too.

Meet the panel

An open session with the AFTRS Student Centre team about life on campus, including a candid Q&A. See if they asked one of your burning questions.

Following a marathon screening of the latest season of What’s Your Flava?, the dating and dining reality show produced by Bachelor of Arts Screen: Production students, we hosted a panel discussion with the creators, including an audience Q&A.

2020

6 JUL – Applications open for 2021 intake
6-11 JUL – Postgraduate Information Week (catch up here)
8 AUG – Open Day
10 AUG – Scholarship applications open
31 AUG – Applications close – postgraduate
9 NOV – Applications close – undergraduate
9 NOV – Scholarship applications close

2021

5 JAN – Offer acceptances close
31 JAN – Upfront fee payment deadline
5 FEB – Enrolments close
22-26 FEB – Orientation

2021 BACHELOR OF ARTS SCREEN: PRODUCTION

COURSE OVERVIEW: 2021 BACHELOR OF ARTS SCREEN: PRODUCTION

2021 MASTER OF ARTS SCREEN

2021 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN RADIO

AFTRS’ courses are based on entry by merit selection –

• Applicants for an AFTRS award course must satisfy admission requirements.
• Each AFTRS award course has its own specific entry requirements.
• Specific application tasks are to be completed as part of the selection process.

Find out more on eligibility, selection criteria and application tasks here.

There are two options for the payment of fees:

• Up-front Payment
• FEE-HELP

Eligible students may apply for FEE-HELP, the Australian government loan scheme, to pay all or some of their tuition fees. Detailed information concerning eligibility is available on the Study Assist website.

NB: the proposed Government reforms pertain to the university fee structure. AFTRS is not a university and our courses are not supported by commonwealth funding.

AFTRS domestic fees are frozen at the 2020 fee structure.

International fees will likely be reduced.

To inspire creativity and innovation, we want to work with students from diverse backgrounds. In order to achieve this, we offer a range of scholarships that recognise excellence and assist with the costs associated with higher education. Education is a worthwhile investment in your future, and there are various options to help you reach your study goals.

• Scholarship applications open:
  Mon 10 August 2020
• Scholarship applications close:
  Mon 9 November 2020

Scholarships on offer for the 2021 intake will be announced in the coming weeks here.

AFTRS currently welcomes international students for the Master of Arts Screen (offered in 10 disciplines) only.

Find out more here.

AFTRS is planning to return to full on-campus teaching and production practices in 2021. Should the government reintroduce enforced restrictions, we will adhere to COVID-Safe Guidelines and modify teaching practices accordingly.

AFTRS was instrumental in the development of new Australian Screen Production Industry COVID-Safe Guidelines.

Learn more here.

For all your follow-up questions, reach us by phone 1300 223 877 or email info@aftrs.edu.au.

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