COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Screen Media at Victoria University is a 288-credit-point program designed to develop creative and technical expertise in modern screen and digital media production. The course is structured into 240 credit points of core studies, including 24 credit points of capstone units, and 48 credit points of minor studies. Students begin with foundational units such as Introduction to Screen Media, Online Screen Media, Writing for Screen, Media Production Practices, and Academic Discourse, which build essential storytelling and communication skills. As they progress, they study specialised production areas including motion graphics, television production, radio production, cinematography, post-production, editing, and narrative development. The curriculum also includes industry-focused subjects like media careers, media placement, screen media enterprise, and from concept to production, ensuring students gain practical experience aligned with professional standards. In the final stage of the degree, students complete graduating projects and advanced screen media practice units, allowing them to produce a professional portfolio of creative work. Students can further tailor their studies through minors in writing, digital media, visual arts, or animation and visual effects. Overall, the program blends theory, creativity, and hands-on production skills, preparing graduates for careers in film, television, online media, broadcasting, and emerging digital content industries in a rapidly evolving global media landscape.