Pathways into Bachelor of Fine Arts

Pathways into Bachelor of Fine Arts

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Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts

1 year

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Bachelor of Fine Arts

2 years

Location Melbourne City
Duration 3 years total, full-time
ATAR NA
Application process Separate applications required
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Diploma of Visual Arts

1 year

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Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts

1 year

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Bachelor of Fine Arts

2 years

Location Melbourne City
Duration 4 years total, full-time
ATAR NA
Application process Separate applications required
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Diploma of Photography and Digital Imaging

1 year

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Bachelor of Fine Arts

2 years

Location Melbourne City
Duration 3 years total, full-time
ATAR NA
Application process Separate applications required
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Associate Degree in Screen and Media Production

2 years

2
Bachelor of Fine Arts

2 years

Location Melbourne City
Duration 4 years total, full-time
ATAR Range of criteria
Application process Separate applications required
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Advanced Diploma of Music (Sound Production)

1 year

2
Bachelor of Fine Arts

2 years

Location Melbourne City
Duration 3 years total, full-time
ATAR NA
Application process Separate applications required
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Diploma of Music (Sound Production)

1 year

2
Advanced Diploma of Music (Sound Production)

1 year

3
Bachelor of Fine Arts

2 years

Location Melbourne City
Duration 4 years total, full-time
ATAR NA
Application process Separate applications required
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