24 Master's in Film Studies in Oceania

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 Master of Fine Arts (Creative Practice) in Film program from the Victoria University of Wellington  is an industry-focused, practical degree that will help you build new contacts and networks in Wellington’s creative industries.

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.

The Moving Image course from University of Canterbury provides a development opportunity for students who have an interest in establishing themselves as professional artists or scholars, or career designers, filmmakers, or photographers.

Explore your area of interest in more detail and improve your career prospects by completing this Postgraduate Diploma in Arts in Film programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

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

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.

Study your specialist subject in detail and take the opportunity to contribute to the world's knowledge in that area. Enhance your critical thinking, communication and problem-solving abilities and learn to create and assess new ideas. The Master of Film programme is offered at the Victoria University of Wellington.

The Cinema Studies programme at University of Canterbury is offered within the Department of English. Our Honours courses are coded as English courses, but the Cinema Studies Honours year focuses on film topics and has specific prerequisites.

Explore your area of interest in more detail and improve your career prospects with Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Film program from Victoria University of Wellington.

The Graduate Diploma in Arts in Film program from Victoria University of Wellington will prepare you to study that subject at postgraduate level, such as the Bachelor of Arts with Honours or the Master of Arts.

The Theatre Studies programme at the University of Waikato has a status higher than that of other Masters degrees but lower than that of the PhD degree

The Screen Production programme at the University of Auckland offers advanced postgraduate training in creative media. This Master of Arts degree features both research and taught pathways, available in full-time or part-time study modes. Students develop professional expertise in film and media within a public university setting.

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.

The Film and Media Studies programme at the University of Otago is a comprehensive three-year Bachelor of Arts degree. Available for full-time study, this course explores screen technologies and digital culture. Students develop critical visual literacy and communication skills while examining the global media landscape.

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 Screen and Media Studies programme at University of Waikato is a one-year research-based degree in which candidates undertake a programme of supervised research which critically investigates a topic of substance and significance.

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 Media Studies programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of screen culture and digital trends. This undergraduate degree is delivered full-time on campus, focusing on visual literacy and critical thinking. Students examine the power of media in a dynamic, research-led environment.

The Screen and Media Studies programme at University of Waikato involves advanced study in an Arts subject and is intended for those who want to deepen their knowledge of that subject. The degree helps applicants to build the skills required to work in their chosen field.