Australian Film Television and Radio School

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Important Dates

2020

31 Aug - Applications close - postgraduate

9 Nov - Applications close - undergraduate

9 Nov - Scholarship applications close

2021

5 Jan - Offer acceptance close

31 Jan - Upfront fee payment deadline

5 Feb - Enrolments close

15-19 Feb - Orientation

22 Feb - Semester starts

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Policies and Services

Admission criteria

Entry is by merit selection based on the completion of tasks and submitted work. Specific details on these tasks and the required examples of your creative work differ for each course level and are available on the AFTRS website.

How to apply

Apply directly to AFTRS. For application details for the  B Arts Screen: Production visit the AFTRS website.

Enrolment

You will receive information about acceptance and enrolment procedures with your letter of offer.

Fees and charges

Tuition fees are payable per semester. Fees for each year are published on the AFTRS website. AFTRS reserves the right to change the fees for any course and to make alterations to the course of study, which may increase the fees over the duration of the course.

AFTRS is an approved higher education provider and is registered with Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, which means eligible AFTRS students have the opportunity to apply for the Australian Government’s FEE-HELP loan scheme – see ‘Financial assistance’ below.

Financial assistance

Students can apply for FEE-HELP, which is available to Australian citizens and repaid through the taxation system once your income is above the threshold.

For more information on FEE-HELP, visit the Study Assist website.

Equity and Indigenous Scholarships are available, and you apply directly to AFTRS. 

Student and campus services

AFTRS’ Student Centre can assist students with access to counselling and student welfare services. The AFTRS Library is home to the biggest screen and broadcast collection in Australia. The school also features a full-size cinema with 5.1 sound, a state-of-the-art mix theatre, professional television studio and film studios, state-of-the-art sound recording studios including Foley, 25 edit suites, screen music composition suites, offline and online editing suites, multiple computer labs, on-air digital radio studios, a dedicated technical equipment store, a construction workshop, a props store, dedicated location trucks and more.

Accommodation

The AFTRS Student Centre provides advice on accommodation options for prospective students. Email studentinfo@aftrs.edu.au or call 1300 13 14 61 or (02) 9805 6444.

Where to get further information

• Australian Film, Television and Radio School – Australian Film, Television and Radio School's Institution Profile
• TEQSA national register – The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) is Australia's independent national quality assurance and regulatory agency for higher education
• ComparED – The ComparED website provides prospective students with transparent institution information from recent graduates and current students views.
• Study Assist – Information for students about government assistance for financing tertiary study.