Study areas in FASS: Media Practice and Industry

Master of Screen Arts and Production

Develop transcendent and customisable skills to enhance your skills as a screen industry practitioner.

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The Screen Arts and Production is for creative media graduates or experienced industry practitioners seeking to advance their skills and employability in a hybrid and dynamic media environment.

It aims to produce graduates who are highly sought after as leaders in a rapidly changing environment.

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Why enrol in a Master of Screen Arts and Production at UTS?

  • International recognition

    One of only six institutions in Australia recognised by The International Association of Film and Television Schools (CILECT), and the first university in NSW.

  • Australia's No.1 young university

    Source: Times Higher Education WUR Top 200 under 50 Rankings 2016-2022

  • Sustainable practices

    Learn skills to become a sustainable professional within a shifting economy.
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Career development

Graduates are creative and cultural producers who can incubate, produce and post-produce for screen, digital and emerging media.

Career options include directors, producers, multiplatform storytellers, advertising creatives, festival and digital channel curators and post-production specialists in screen and immersive media. Plus, graduates have the capacity to generate and deliver sophisticated creative media industry prototypes, portfolios and projects..

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