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4 Film Studies Masters Degree Programs in Oceania
University of Otago
Master of Arts (Coursework) (MA(Coursework)) in Film and Media Studies
- Dunedin, New Zealand
MA
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master of Arts (Coursework) program is designed to give students the skills sought-after by employers around the globe, with a balance of specific subject knowledge plus broad-based transferable skills – such as oral and written communication, and analytical skills.
The University of Melbourne
Master of Film and Television
- Parkville, Australia
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master of Film and Television program offers a flexible and comprehensive learning experience designed for aspiring filmmakers and television professionals. It combines theoretical knowledge with ...
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Deakin University
Master of Film and Television
- Burwood, Australia
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master of Film and Television is designed to help students develop practical skills in filmmaking, directing, producing, and screenwriting. The program combines hands-on learning with industry-ori...
JMC Academy - Vocational
Master of Creative Industries
- South Melbourne, Australia
MA
On-Campus
English
Focused on real-world production standards, JMC's postgraduate degrees in creative industries will give you the freedom to explore, create and apply your skills while developing your own concept into commercial reality. It will build your creative network, strengthen your critical thinking and extend your practice.JMC’s degrees in creative industries integrate practical, creative and entrepreneurial units, designed to develop your creative skills to industry expectations and standards.
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Film is subject to academic study in a variety of different areas, including film history, criticism, and production. Students often analyze the social, political, aesthetic, and narrative features of a particular work, as well as the general theories that underlie filmmaking as a whole.
Due to the numerous countries within Oceania, work occasions and work permit laws differ greatly, with data on opportunities in some nations being limited. Australia and New Zealand are the most advanced countries in the area.