Ranked No.1 in SA
in Creative Arts for full-time employment, student support and teaching quality.
(The Good Universities Guide 2024 (undergraduate))
Five stars
in Creative Arts for full-time employment and student support.
(The Good Universities Guide 2024 (undergraduate))
Study Options
Screen
Prepare for a rewarding career in the film industry.
The Bachelor of Creative Arts (Screen) combines practical filmmaking and film studies in a comprehensive educational experience, designed for the emerging filmmaker.
Film & Television
Get ready for a career across the creative industries.
The Bachelor of Creative Industries (Film and Television) offers a flexible study program, allowing you to pursue your interests and explore film style and history, major filmmakers and industries, and theoretical concepts.
Connect with industry
You will benefit from our strong connections to industry that will provide you with practical, real-world industry experience through placements.
With a huge range of industry placement opportunities in South Australia, Australia and overseas, you’ll have the opportunity to make valuable industry connections, build practical skills and be ready to step into your career in the creative industries.
Our students and graduates are strongly supported throughout their studies and beyond, and you’ll have access to an exclusive network of Flinders alumni that will continue long into your career.
Teaching staff
Our passionate teaching and research staff within the screen, film and TV sector are experts in their professions and well-connected to industry.
Dr Tom Young’s extensive experience in documentary, television commercial and client video production has given him a highly practical approach to his teaching.
Dr Claire Henry is an award-winning university educator and HEA Fellow, specialising in contemporary cinema, the representation and regulation of sex and violence on screen, and genre and auteur studies.
Dr Nicholas Godfrey’s research and teaching interests are comprehensive, including Hollywood cinema, film aesthetics, the history of film distribution, Australian national cinema and Asian cinema.
Associate Professor Julia Erhart
Associate Professor Julia Erhart is an internationally recognised feminist film scholar and expert in the fields of feminist, LGBTQ, and documentary media.
As well as being a lecturer in screen and media at Flinders University, Dr Matt Hawkins is also the artistic director of the South Australian Playwrights Theatre writing, producing and directing plays, podcasts and audio series and a producer at Frankie Films creating video content for the government and private sectors.
Dr Helen Carter is an award-winning, masters-educated, cinematographer with 20 years' experience in the film and television industry and is currently researching a PhD in cinematography in Australia.
Cameron Nelson is an award-winning writer/director whose first feature, Some Beasts, was chosen to participate at the IFP Narrative Labs, the U.S. in Progress-Wroclaw, and received an Austin Film Society post-production grant. The film went on to screen at both national and international festivals and received a physical and streaming release via Turn Key Films.
Sturt Rd, Bedford Park
South Australia 5042
South Australia | Northern Territory
Global | Online
Follow Flinders
