10 Full-time Master's in Film Studies in Australia

The Screen Arts Stream (GCert Arts) programme from Curtin University is available in the Graduate Certificate in Arts  course. Amplify your film and television career with advanced analytical, creative and practical production skills.

The Virtual Production programme at Flinders University covers virtual production, motion capture, virtual reality and visual effects.

The Screen Production program offered by Edith Cowan University explores the global environment for screen production, the ethics, the dynamics, the opportunities and the challenges of a professional career as a screen storyteller.

In the Cinematic Arts course from Griffith University you will undertake research and practical work in your chosen discipline of Animation, Film/Screen Production or Games.

Throughout the Film and Television program from Deakin University you'll bring your stories to life and develop your production skills in world-class facilities. You'll graduate with a portfolio to stand out from the crowd. The next intake into this course will be Trimester 2, 2024.

Taught by industry professionals, the Screenwriting program at University of Melbourne trains you in the craft of professional screenwriting aligned with your personal vision, leading to compelling and exciting stories that are ready for a feature film or television markets.

The Moving Image program at the University of Sydney offers you a hands-on education in contemporary screen production by teaching you how to develop a film project from concept to screen.

The Film and Screen Arts programme at The University of Sydney offers you a hands-on education in contemporary screen production by teaching you how to develop a film project from concept to screen.

The Screen Producing program at University of Melbourne is a practice-based coursework degree that gives you industry-leading knowledge and the skills to work as a professional producer in the rapidly transforming screen industry, and includes pathways for either research or professional experience.

The Film and Television program at University of Melbourne is for creatives interested in extending their skills in different types of cinematic storytelling and encourages applications from both fiction and documentary filmmakers and screen producers working across genres.