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Study Courses Bachelor of Performance (Acting)

Bachelor of
Performance (Acting)

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Guaranteed Entry ATAR

65.00

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STAT  

150

GPA 

4.0

TAFE/VET  

Certificate IV or above

Pathway options

Arts, Diploma in Arts

Prerequisites 

None

Duration 

3 years full-time

Start dates

March

Annual fees

Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available.

About these fees.

Assumed
knowledge

None

Practical
experience  

Available

Study abroad

No

Delivery mode*

In person
(Bedford Park)

SATAC 

245121

IELTS Overall
6.0
Speaking: 6.0
Writing: 6.0
Pearson Overall
50
CRICOS code
113438H

English language requirements 
Entry requirements by country
Duration
3 years full-time
Delivery mode
In person (on campus) 
Bedford Park
Start dates
March
Annual fee
$35,500 (2026)
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Hone your acting skills for a career in theatre, film, television, digital media, and beyond.

Study towards one of the world’s oldest and most influential careers. The Bachelor of Performance (Acting) is an intensive programme designed for those passionate about honing their performance skills and working with like-minded colleagues and teachers. 
 
Combining practical, professional actor training with intellectually stimulating study in dramatic history, theory and criticism, Flinders’ acting degree will rigorously prepare you for an amazing career.

Ranked in the top 2%
of the universities in the world

The Good Universities Guide 2024 (undergraduate)

Ranked No.1 in SA 
in Creative Arts for full-time employment, student support and teaching quality

The Good Universities Guide 2024 (undergraduate), public SA-founded universities only

Australia's No.1
Creative School

The Rookie Awards 2024

Turn your talent into a thriving career

The ongoing evolution of streaming services, social media and other platforms continue to offer new opportunities for skilled performers, while new technologies are fuelling a renaissance for stage, television and movies. There are a huge variety of acting opportunities available for those with the right skills, knowledge and qualifications.

Your degree will also give you high-level performance and presentation skills that are valued in many industries.

Salary

$91K

typical salary in Australia

Actor

An actor interprets and performs scripted characters in film, television, theatre, or commercials. They use voice, movement, and emotion to bring stories to life, collaborating with directors and other artists. Success requires creativity, discipline, resilience, and the ability to embody diverse roles across various genres and performance mediums.

Voice actor

A voice actor provides character voices for animation, video games, audiobooks, commercials, and more. They convey personality and emotion using only vocal expression, often recording in a studio. Strong vocal control, versatility, and the ability to interpret scripts quickly are essential for success in this competitive field.

Global audiobook market growth

26.5%

CAGR prediction from 2025 - 2033

Salary

$83K

typical salary in Australia

Sources: Talent.com, 2025 | SalaryExpert | Straits Research
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Performing and community arts manager

A performing and community arts manager coordinates arts programs and events that engage local communities. They manage budgets, logistics, outreach, and partnerships to support creative expression and cultural access. This role blends artistic insight with organisational and leadership skills to make the arts accessible and impactful for everyone.

Drama teacher 

A drama teacher educates students in acting, theatre history, and performance techniques, often directing school plays and fostering ensemble collaboration. They nurture creativity, communication, and confidence through structured lessons and hands-on practice. This role requires both pedagogical skill and a passion for developing young artists' talents and voices.

What will you study to start your career in acting?

Study a variety of core topics and get hands-on experience with professional productions.

  1. Year 1
  2. Year 2
  3. Year 3

In your first year, you'll study core topics. 

Year 1 - Core topics

Your first year might include the following topics. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook.

  • Communication
  • Theatre
  • Voice and movement
  • Acting 
  • Drama
  • Production Laboratory

In your second year, you'll study core topics. You'll also get hands-on experience with productions and build industry connections.

Year 2 - Core topics

Your second year might include the following topics. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook.

  • Voice and movement
  • Acting
  • Production Laboratory
  • Performance
  • Modern Theatre

In your third year, you'll study core topics. You'll also get hands-on experience with productions and undertake an industry project.

Year 3 - Core topics

Your third year might include the following topics. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook.

  • Voice and movement
  • Acting
  • Contemporary Australian Repertoire
  • Production Laboratory
  • The Artist as Researcher

Accreditation or Professional Recognition

Graduates are eligible to join the Equity Section of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance.

Boost your knowledge with an Honours in Performance.

Refine your skills with exciting opportunities for industry engagement. Working as part of an ensemble, create a live and digital portfolio of industry-standard performance work. Develop the critical thinking and research skills that will prepare you for post-graduate study.

Learn more

Ranked No.1 in SA
in Creative Arts for full-time employment, student support and teaching quality.

The Good Universities Guide 2024 (undergraduate), public SA-founded universities only

Discover South Australia.

Where world-class education meets laid-back coastal living. With pristine beaches, acclaimed wineries, and vibrant festivals at your doorstep, South Australia offers an unmatched student experience.

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Get inspired.

Discover more about Flinders University’s Bachelor of Performance (Acting).

“Being in a room of like-minded people all week with your shared passion for acting creates a space to explore, grow and learn together without judgement. Flinders really offers the best and most intensive all-around course in SA. It's the only university that maintains rigorous training and puts practical rehearsals first.”

Franca Lafosse

Bachelor of Performance (Acting)

The audition process


Find out what is involved in the audition process for the Bachelor of Performance (Acting), how to prepare and what alternative pathways you have should you not get into the degree the first time around.

Additional entry requirements keyboard_arrow_up

Applicants must also submit: 

  • a supporting statement - responding to why they wish to study the course
  • a curriculum vitae - including details of drama/drama studies subjects taken, previous tertiary education/professional or specialised training or other relevant experience (as well as referee details for confirmation)
  • a recent photograph/headshot of yourself 

Applicants will also be required to attend an audition, and if applicable, a call-back audition. 

Auditions and call-backs will be held at Flinders University Drama Centre, Bedford Park, South Australia.

Auditions will be held from Monday 8 – Friday 12 December 2025, and interviews on Saturday 13 December. This means, to be considered for a selection, acting applicants must be available one of December 8, 9, 10 or 11 for audition; December 12 for a call-back (if selected), and December 13 for an interview.

Download additional application requirements

Recommended audition monologues

The audition process


Find out what is involved in the audition process for the Bachelor of Performance (Acting), how to prepare and what alternative pathways you have should you not get into the degree the first time around.

Additional entry requirements keyboard_arrow_up

Applicants must also submit: 

  • a supporting statement - responding to why they wish to study the course
  • a curriculum vitae - including details of drama/drama studies subjects taken, previous tertiary education/professional or specialised training or other relevant experience (as well as referee details for confirmation)
  • a recent photograph/headshot of yourself 

Applicants will also be required to attend an audition, and if applicable, a call-back audition. 

Auditions and call-backs will be held at Flinders University Drama Centre, Bedford Park, South Australia.

Auditions will be held from Monday 8 – Friday 12 December 2025, and interviews on Saturday 13 December. This means, to be considered for a selection, acting applicants must be available one of December 8, 9, 10 or 11 for audition; December 12 for a call-back (if selected), and December 13 for an interview.

Download additional application requirements

Recommended audition monologues

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Flinders University offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships to support international students pursue their educational and career goals.

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Learn from the experts.

Our incredible teaching and professional staff are experts in their fields and well-connected to the industry.

Lecturer
Dr Renato Musolino

Renato Musolino is one of South Australia’s most respected, experienced, and acclaimed actors and actor trainers.  He has worked nationally and internationally with leading companies including State Theatre Company South Australia, Sydney Theatre Company and Belvoir Theatre. He specialises in Laban Movement Analysis, movement for actors, psycho-physical acting, devising, improvisation, directing as well as text/scene work and has made significant contributions to the development of the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama) curriculum, along with the Drama Well-being and Welfare protocols.

Lecturer
Dr Tiffany Lyndall-Knight

Tiffany is an actor, director, and teaching artist. She has performed with theatre companies across Australia and Canada, including State Theatre Company South Australia, Queensland Theatre, and eight seasons with Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival. On screen she has been in projects including Battlestar Galactica, Stargate SG-1, Wanted, and A Sunburnt Christmas, which she dramaturged. Tiffany has worked as a teaching artist with the University of Adelaide, Adelaide College of the Arts, and the University of British Columbia. She also works as a dialect and voice coach with clients and companies including State Theatre Company South Australia, STAN, and Netflix.

Lecturer
Dr Christopher Hurrell

Christopher is the Drama Centre Manager. He is a stage director and dramaturg who has worked nationally and internationally in the areas of new writing, Shakespeare and musical theatre. He has developed and directed numerous new Australian plays with writers such as Debra Oswald, Stephen Sewell, Caleb Lewis and Justin Fleming. Christopher has directed many of Australia’s finest actors of stage and screen, including Rebel Wilson, and AFI Award winners Nicholas Eadie and Victoria Longley. He has directed and trained acting students at institutions such as NIDA, the Rose Bruford College, Anglia Ruskin University and La Salle College of the Arts.
 

Connect with industry.

Undertake rigorous practical training in the entertainment arts and gain hands-on experience in devising and performing in a variety of arenas.

 

Students will engage with leading South Australian performing arts organisations, such as State Theatre Company South Australia and Heesom Casting.

You might also be interested in other courses.

Bachelor of Performance (Directing)

Bachelor of Performance (Theatre Making)

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If you’re studying at another university, you may be able to transfer to Flinders based on your Yr 12 results, current GPA or other factors.

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If you completed Year 12 more than two years ago you can still use your results to apply.

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245121 (Bedford Park)

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Concerned about your ATAR? If it doesn't meet the course requirement, or if you don't receive one, we offer alternative pathways to admission. Contact us to discuss your options—we're here to help.

Additional entry requirements keyboard_arrow_up

In addition to submitting an application, you must also submit the following as part of the entry requirements:

  • a supporting statement - responding to why you wish to study the course
  • a Curriculum Vitae - including details of publications, performance, work history, training or other experience you consider relevant to your application
  • a portfolio - examples of original work in film, video production, creative written work, photography, art work, graphic design and/or production management materials. 

Once a complete application has been submitted, applicants will be sent further information by Flinders University (to the email address in their SATAC application) about how to submit the above information. 

Applicants will also be required to attend an audition, and if applicable, a call-back audition. Auditions are held from Monday 8 – Thursday 11 December 2025, with Acting call-backs on Friday 12 December and  interviews on Saturday 13 December. Directing call-backs will be held on Monday 15 December.

Download additional application requirements

Recommended audition monologues

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Entry requirements

English language pathways keyboard_arrow_up

If you don’t meet our English language entry requirements and need to improve your English language proficiency, you can do so through Flinders University Academy – or our approved English Language Instruction Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) providers.

This means that you can attend the required English language tuition at approved ELICOS providers and gain direct entry into university without an IELTS or TOEFL test.

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Academic pathway programs keyboard_arrow_up

If you don’t meet our academic entry requirements, you can still gain entry to Flinders University through Flinders University Academy. With a range of diplomas, foundation and English language courses, students can find a direct pathway into the destination degree of their choice. 

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Audition requirement keyboard_arrow_up

Applicants must also submit: 

  • a supporting statement - responding to why they wish to study the course
  • a curriculum vitae - including details of drama/drama studies subjects taken, previous tertiary education/professional or specialised training or other relevant experience (as well as referee details for confirmation)
  • a recent photograph/headshot of yourself 

Applicants will also be required to attend an audition, and if applicable, a call-back audition. 

Auditions and call-backs will be held at Flinders University Drama Centre, Bedford Park, South Australia.

Auditions will be held from Monday 8 – Friday 12 December 2025, and interviews on Saturday 13 December. This means, to be considered for a selection, acting applicants must be available one of December 8, 9, 10 or 11 for audition; December 12 for a call-back (if selected), and December 13 for an interview.

Download additional application requirements

Recommended audition monologues

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Over the years, many questions have been asked by students before. For the quickest answers view our frequently asked questions or browse the full list @ Ask Flinders.

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How do I become an actor? keyboard_arrow_up

To become an actor, you need to develop your skills through training, practice and performance. Studying at Flinders Drama Centre will help you develop these skills with its professional, innovative curriculum. Our acting degree offers specialised classes in voice, movement and acting for live and digital spaces, preparing you for the demands of the modern industry. You’ll explore acting theory, work in ensemble productions, and learn directly from industry professionals, helping you transition into a career on stage or screen.

How do I audition for Flinders Drama Centre? keyboard_arrow_up

Along with your SATAC application you will need to submit a supporting statement, CV and headshot of yourself. You will then be invited to attend an audition. For further information, download the additional application requirements and recommended audition monologues.

How do I apply? keyboard_arrow_up
  • Applications are completed via SATAC
  • Visit: satac.edu.au
ATAR and Selection Rank profile keyboard_arrow_up

The table below shows ATAR and Selection Rank data for students offered a place wholly or partly on the basis of ATAR commencing in Semester 1, 2025. It is limited to applicants that have recently completed secondary education (within the last two years). Data may reflect multiple courses available within a suite of courses.

Notes: 
<5 – less than 5 ATAR based offers made 
N/A – This course uses additional selection criteria and therefore Selection Rank is not published
ATAR-based offers only across all offer rounds ATAR - Excluding adjustment factors Selection Rank - ATAR plus any adjustment factors
Highest rank to receive an offer 95.20 99.95
Median rank to receive an offer 76.17 80.42
Lowest rank to receive an offer 57.75 61.00
Student Profile keyboard_arrow_up

The table below gives an indication of the likely peer cohort for new students in this course. It provides data on students who commenced study in this course in Semester 1, 2025 including those admitted through all offer rounds and international students studying in Australia. Applicant background groupings are based on educational background, not basis of admission. Data may reflect multiple courses available within a suite of courses.

Notes:
<5 – the number of students is less than 5
N/P – Not published: the number is hidden to prevent calculation of numbers in cells with less than 5 students
Applicant background (Semester 1, 2025) Number of students Percentage of all students
Higher education study (includes a bridging or enabling course) 44 37%
Vocational education and training (VET) study 5 4%
Work and life experience <5 <5
Recent secondary education - Admitted solely on the basis of ATAR (regardless of whether this includes the consideration of adjustment factors such as equity or subject bonus points) 28 24%
Recent secondary education - Admitted where both ATAR and additional criteria were considered (e.g. portfolio, audition, extra test) <5 <5
Recent secondary education - Admitted on the basis of other criteria only and ATAR was not a factor (e.g. special consideration pathways) 17 14%
International Students 18 15%
All students 118 100%

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What documents do I need for my international application? keyboard_arrow_up

The type of documents you will need for your international application depends on what course you are applying for and which country you are a citizen of. Course requirements are stated on each course webpage. Examples of documentation you might expect to provide for your international application include a copy of personal identification, academic transcripts or a resume. 

When should I apply for my student visa? keyboard_arrow_up

Once you have received your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) letter from Flinders University, you should apply for your visa as soon as possible as visa processing times can vary. You will receive your CoE letter after you have applied to study at Flinders, accepted your offer and paid the semester tuition fee.

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Can I study part-time? keyboard_arrow_up

No. Part-time study is currently not available for international students due to visa conditions.

Can I study online? keyboard_arrow_up

No. Online study is currently not available for international students due to visa conditions.

What if I don’t meet English language requirements? keyboard_arrow_up

If you don’t meet our English language or academic entry requirements, you can still gain entry to Flinders University through our on-campus pathway provider Flinders University Academy. Alternatively, you can improve your English language proficiency through our approved English Language Instruction Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) providers.

English language pathways

How do I apply? keyboard_arrow_up

You can apply to study as an international student directly through Flinders University or an authorised agent in your country.

If you are from one of the countries listed here, you are required to apply via an education agent. If you reside onshore in Australia, you will not require an agent even if you are from the countries listed above.

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Can I work while studying in Australia? keyboard_arrow_up

Yes. As a student visa (subclass 500) holder, you and your dependents (family members) can work up to 48 hours a fortnight when your course of study is in session. If you have started a master degree by research or doctoral degree, this rule does not apply to you and working hours are not restricted.

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What support services are available for international students? keyboard_arrow_up

Our dedicated International Student Services (ISS) team provide a range of programs supporting your enrolment, study and social life, as well as a referral service to facilities on campus and within the local community.

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