新西兰南方理工学院

The Bachelor of Screen Arts is a three-year programme that allows you to express your creativity using the latest techniques and technology.

It will develop your creativity and technical abilities that are well sought after in this rapidly changing and growing industry. You will be encouraged to develop individual projects which have distinctive conceptual, aesthetic and technical outcomes and participate in group collaborative projects which will fine tune your chosen discipline as well as developing your project management, communication and leadership skills.

Majors:

• Bachelor of Screen Arts - Animation Major (Invercargill)
• Bachelor of Screen Arts - Digital Content Creation Major (Invercargill)
• Bachelor of Screen Arts - Film Major (Invercargill)
• Bachelor of Screen Arts - Game Design Major (Invercargill)
• Bachelor of Screen Arts - Digital Fashion Technology Major (Invercargill)

• Bachelor of Screen Arts - Concept Art and Design Major (Invercargill)

Career Opportunities

When you complete the programme you will have the broad range of skills necessary for an industry that increasingly asks for people with a multidisciplinary approach. Depending on the specialisation chosen, you will be able to look for work in areas as diverse as video editing, screenwriting, directing, as well as other film/television production roles or numerous roles within the 3D animation, 2D animation and motion graphics industries. The real strength of the programme is that graduates will have had some experience in many of these areas, a quality that will become increasingly important as technologies converge.

Satisfactory Completion

In order to be awarded the Bachelor of Screen Arts the student will have been credited with all required papers and electives as specified in the schedule of papers (360 credits).

The overall programme of study for every candidate requires 360 credits for successful completion of the degree.

• Every candidate is required to pass 120 credits at Year One.
• Every candidate is required to pass 120 credits at Year Two.
• Every candidate is required to pass 120 credits at Year Three.

Individual papers may have specific pre-requisites or other knowledge/skill requirements, which must be satisfied by all students.