The School teaches undergraduate and postgraduate programs in media production and its contexts, film aesthetics and history, the analysis and history of drama and theatrical performance, and dance education.

The School is housed in the Sir Robert Webster Building and employs sophisticated production, post-production digitally-equipped laboratories, excellent rehearsal spaces and theatres, as well as modern teaching spaces.

The major in Film provides students with a sophisticated understanding of the history and contemporary significance of film as a medium and cinema as an institution. The study of film is set in a broader context of screen cultures and audio-visual industries - including television, video and emerging new media - both in Australia and globally.

The major consists of no fewer than 42 units of credit and normally involves two years of Upper Level study.

Before proceeding to a major sequence at Upper Level, all students must take at least 6 or 12 units of credit in Level 1 including the core course MEFT1200 - Introduction to Film .

At Level 2, at least 12 units of credit from:

At Level 3, at least 12 units of credit from:

Honours level study is also available in Film. Students interested in Honours should refer to the Honours plan record for entry requirements or contact the School.