Master of Screen Arts and Production (Extension) (CRICOS course code 116225H) is a Masters Degree (Coursework) delivered by University of Technology Sydney (UTS) over 2 years. This advanced program is designed for aspiring screen professionals who want to deepen their expertise in audio visual studies, storytelling, and production management. As a CRICOS-registered course (provider code 00099F), international students benefit from the legal protections of the ESOS Act, ensuring quality education and consumer rights. UTS is a government-owned university with a strong reputation in creative arts, located in the heart of Sydney – Australia’s largest city and a global hub for film and media. Whether you aim to direct, produce, or innovate in digital content, this course offers a pathway to leadership roles in the screen industry.
Master of Screen Arts and Production (Extension) (CRICOS course code 116225H) is a Masters Degree (Coursework) delivered by University of Technology Sydney (UTS) over 2 years. This course sits within the field of Creative Arts (10), specialising in Communication and Media Studies (1007) and Audio Visual Studies (100701). It is a single qualification with no dual award or foundation studies component. As a CRICOS-registered course, it meets Australian Government standards for international student enrolment. UTS is one of over 1,556 CRICOS-registered providers in Australia, offering more than 26,433 courses to international students. All data on this page is sourced from the official CRICOS register as at April 2026.
This program focuses on advanced audio visual studies, covering areas such as screen production, digital storytelling, project management, and creative leadership. Students develop practical and theoretical skills to conceive, plan, and execute screen-based projects across film, television, and emerging media formats. Graduates typically gain competencies in directing, producing, cinematography, editing, and distribution strategies. The curriculum emphasises industry collaboration, critical analysis, and innovative production techniques, preparing students for senior roles in the screen sector. While exact modules are set by UTS, the course structure aligns with AQF Level 9 outcomes, combining coursework and a capstone project.
The course is scheduled for 2 years (104 weeks on the CRICOS register). Instruction is in English, and it is a single qualification (no dual award). Students are expected to enroll full-time to meet visa requirements. UTS may offer flexible study options – check directly with the university. All CRICOS courses must comply with the ESOS Act, which guarantees minimum standards for international students including refund policies and complaints processes.
The indicative tuition fee for Master of Screen Arts and Production (Extension) is A$94,640 for the full program. Non-tuition fees are listed as A$0 on the CRICOS register. The estimated total cost is A$94,640. These figures are sourced from the CRICOS register (April 2026) and are subject to change – always confirm with UTS. Additional costs not included: Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) (approx. A$500–A$700 per year for single cover), living expenses (Sydney weekly rent A$400–A$600, groceries A$70–A$120, public transport A$30–A$50), and the student visa application charge (currently A$1,600). For current fees, visit www.uts.edu.au.
English language proficiency: IELTS 6.5–7.0 overall (or equivalent) is typically required for this level. Applicants should hold a bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or equivalent in a related field. Some providers may consider relevant work experience. Foundation or pathway programs are not part of this course – if you need to meet entry requirements, seek bridging options directly from UTS. All entry decisions are made by the institution. HeadStart Academy is not a registered migration agent and does not assess qualifications. For visa purposes, ensure you meet the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement.
No work component. This course does not include a mandatory work placement, internship, or industry experience as part of its CRICOS registration. However, during your studies, you may seek part-time work under your Student visa (Subclass 500). Post-study work rights may be available after graduation – check the Department of Home Affairs.
The course is delivered at University of Technology Sydney (City Campus), located in Haymarket, NSW 2000. This campus is in Sydney’s central business district, adjacent to Chinatown and Darling Harbour. Sydney is home to over 200 CRICOS-registered providers, the largest student population in Australia, and excellent public transport (trains, buses, light rail). Living costs in Sydney are among the highest in Australia – budget accordingly. The campus is within walking distance of major studios, galleries, and media companies, offering rich industry exposure.
International students enrolling in this course will require a Student visa (Subclass 500). Key conditions: maintain full-time enrolment, hold OSHC, and satisfy the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) criterion. Work rights: 48 hours per fortnight during term, unlimited during scheduled breaks (subject to visa conditions). You must demonstrate financial capacity to cover tuition, living costs, and OSHC. For detailed visa guidance, consult a registered migration agent (MARA) or visit homeaffairs.gov.au.
Applying for Master of Screen Arts and Production (Extension) at University of Technology Sydney (UTS) involves three steps:
1. Research CRICOS-registered providers – Filter by course level (Masters Degree Coursework), field (Audio Visual Studies), and location (Sydney). Use HeadStart Academy to compare providers and courses.
2. Apply directly to your chosen institution – Check UTS admission requirements (English test scores, academic transcripts, application deadlines). Submit your application online via the UTS website or through an authorised education agent.
3. Receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and apply for your Student visa (Subclass 500) – Once UTS issues your CoE, lodge your visa application with the Department of Home Affairs. Include OSHC evidence, financial documents, and GTE statement. For visa help, engage a MARA-registered agent.
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Master of Screen Arts and Production (Extension) is a CRICOS-registered programme at University of Technology Sydney (UTS). Use this register extract [CRICOS register, Apr 2026] to cross-check codes, duration and indicative fees before you apply.
This page is general information only and not migration advice. Confirm Student visa (Subclass 500) requirements with the Department of Home Affairs.