The creative industries create jobs and contribute to economic growth on a massive scale.
The creative industries create jobs and contribute to economic growth on a massive scale.
Collectively, the creative industries employ more people globally than the car industries of Europe, Japan and the USA combined.1
Growth in the creative industries is driven by strong global demand for creative solutions to a wide range of problems. The sector is incredibly dynamic, encompassing a huge range of fields including: visual and performing arts, digital and multi-media, film and television, broadcasting, animation, web design, or writing and publishing. There are also creative job opportunities in sectors that aren’t traditionally part of the creative industries – such as manufacturing, health or government.
UniSA plays a key role in the education, training and development of future leaders across all the arts and creative disciplines. With world-renowned industry collaborators and influential connections, the University of South Australia will support and challenge you as you strive towards your career in the creative industries and beyond.
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Position yourself for success in the creative industries with a range of tailored study options informed by world-class research. From flexible undergraduate degrees to advanced research opportunities, the first step toward a rewarding career begins here.
If you completed secondary education more than two years ago, or if you have employment experience in a creative field, you may be considered for entry based on your work experience.
Applications based on entry via work experience will be assessed on a case by case basis. The same criteria apply to all UniSA Creative programs that allow entry via work experience.
Applicants must demonstrate at least two years full-time (or part-time equivalent) relevant industry work experience within the last five years. Those with experience prior to the last five years may also be considered upon application.
For further information please contact:
CTV-TeachingLearning@unisa.edu.au
Your CV must be a current document detailing your education and professional work history. Please list your career achievements with particular emphasis upon those relevant to your proposed program of study.
For your application to be considered, your CV should be no longer than two pages and must include at least two professional or work-related referees.
Please outline your objectives for undertaking the proposed program of study, together with a summary of your specific aims for developing your creative and professional knowledge and skills (500 word limit).
If you are eligible, you will be provided with further instructions on how to submit a portfolio. Please note that portfolios should be web-based, or in a PC-compatible format such as on a USB.
Depending on your area of interest or expertise, your portfolio should include:
In addition to your application via Apply Online, you must also prepare and submit a showreel and current curriculum vitae.
Showreel
Your Showreel must be uploaded to either Vimeo or YouTube.
Mandatory:
Desirable:
Curriculum Vitae
Your curriculum vitae should be no longer than two pages, and:
Applicants must submit these items alongside their application.
For further information on preparing your additional admission requirements, please contact CTV-TeachingLearning@unisa.edu.au