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Hone in on your video editing skills or learn more about the culture and entertainment industry with our creative arts courses.

We ranked first in Australia for the learner engagement and student support we offer to students in creative arts (Good Universities Guide 2021). International students can study at undergraduate or postgraduate level.

Bachelor of Arts
Follow your passions and drive your career forward, gaining essential workplace skills and knowledge in your Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Victoria University.
Fees

2024: A$14,300*
* fee per semester

 Intakes
2024: February, July
Campus
Footscray Park
 Duration
3 years
Bachelor of Business

Graduate business-ready with hands-on industry experience and cutting-edge digital skills by studying a Bachelor of Business degree at Victoria University.

Fees

2023: A$15,800*
2024: A$16,700*
* fee per semester

 Intakes
2023: October 2024: February, April, July, September
Campus
City Campus, Footscray Park, VU Brisbane, VU Sydney
 Duration
3 years
Bachelor of Screen Media
Follow your interest in industries that include film, television, radio, screen culture, online and mobile media production with this Bachelor of Screen Media.
Fees

2024: A$14,300*
* fee per semester

 Intakes
2024: February, July
Campus
Footscray Park
 Duration
3 years

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) VNEAP
EAP is a university and TAFE preparation course. It is designed for students with upper intermediate to advanced levels of English who want to gain admission to an Australian TAFE, undergraduate or postgraduate course.
Campus
City Campus
 Duration
1000 hours

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Studying creative arts at VU

At Victoria University (VU), we want you to follow your passion and excel in the industry you've always dreamed of.

Study a creative arts course at VU and you'll be at one of Australia's most industry-connected institutions and one of the top 2% of universities in the world.

You'll learn from leading industry professionals who combine theory with practice to prepare you for your arts career from day one.

So you want to be a creative?

VU interns are always independent thinkers with a lot of ideas, which is something that’s obviously nurtured by a learning environment that encourages debate, interrogation and creative thinking.

Jacinda Woodhead — Editor and Creative Director, Overland magazine.
Hear why Jacinda loves VU graduates

Careers

As a graduate of a creative arts course you can have an exciting career in Australia and abroad. Our graduates find employment opportunities across the following sectors:

  • art galleries and studios
  • not-for-profit companies
  • private companies.

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