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Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia Arts) / Bachelor of Arts (Television Production) BA(Multimedia) BA(TVProdn)

Including:
Associate Degree in Multimedia Arts [exit point only] AssocDegMultimediaArts

This course is suspended and there are no current intakes. Prospective students may be interested in the Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia Arts) or the Bachelor of Arts (Television Production) or should contact info.csu for further information.
Continuing students should consult the Handbook in the year of their enrolment.

CSU’s Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia Arts) / Bachelor of Arts (Television Production) equips graduates with an understanding of the technical requirements they need to fulfil a number of roles within the television industry.

About the course

The Bachelor of Arts (Television Production) course has been designed to generate articulate, multi-skilled graduates with understanding of the technical requirements to fulfil a number of roles within the television industry. Graduates will be able to demonstrate the ability to remain abreast of technological changes and will be capable of undertaking complex tasks as collaborative crew members.

The Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia Arts) component is designed to provide a broad-based education exploring specific applications of digital technologies in the many individual media which constitute multimedia. Graduates will have a critical awareness of the medium as well as a balance between formal and technical skills and vision, and the production of innovative and creative content, effectively positioning graduates for employment in a wide range of multimedia industries.

Articulation

The Associate Degree in Multimedia Arts is an exit point only course within the double degree program.

Graduation requirements

To graduate, students must satisfactorily complete 256 points (30 subjects) in order to meet the requirements of each of the constituent degrees. Upon completion of the program, students graduate with two awards, the Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia Arts) and the Bachelor of Arts (Television Production).

Further study

Meritorious students may apply to undertake Honours study via the Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia Arts) (Honours) or the Bachelor of Television Production (Honours).

Further postgraduate study

Master of Arts (Honours)
Doctor of Philosophy
Master of Arts Practice - with specialisations

 

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