Undergraduate

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting)

3 years full time (part-time study options available)
Southbank campus
Available to Domestic and International students
Semester 1 entry
VTAC code: 3800610071
International VTAC code: 3800610073
Course CRICOS code: 094861K

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) is an intensive conservatoire-style program, focused on the rigorous preparation of actors working across all areas of the profession for stage and screen, including animation and gaming. This dynamic, forward-thinking program will nurture a new generation of culturally aware and internationally focused actors for the Asia Pacific region.

A studio-based learning environment encourages you to develop holistically as an actor while small class sizes support intensive project-based learning.  You will explore current infrastructural, cultural and methodological practices in the profession, and undertake intensive skills training and practice alongside rehearsing for a variety of performance situations. You will be given the opportunity to engage in national and international engagement projects, building on existing expertise and approaches to industry readiness to become an autonomous, ensemble and company actor. As an Acting student you will develop and maintain strong connections with VCA Theatre, Film and Television, and Production students throughout the course.


Entry requirements for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting)

Prerequisites

Units 3 & 4: A study score of at least 25 in English/English Language/Literature or at least 30 in EAL.

Selection into the Bachelor of Fine Arts is talent-based. The selection process for this specialisation includes an audition.

Fees

All domestic undergraduate students enrol in a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), which is subsidised by the Australian Government. Students pay a contribution amount that is determined by the Australian Government, based on the subjects undertaken. More details on fees and student contribution amounts.

Credit/Advanced standing

If you have completed post-secondary study, you may be eligible for credit/advanced standing towards your studies at the University. Find out more