Program Overview

University Programs

The University of South Australia (UniSA) offers a range of 100% online career-focused degrees across various areas, designed specifically for online learning.

Accounting, Economics & Finance

• Bachelor of Accounting
• Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning)
• Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade)

Business

• Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
• Bachelor of Business (Management)
• Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
• Bachelor of Business (Tourism, Event and Hospitality Management)
• Bachelor of Digital Business
• Diploma in Digital Business
• Graduate Certificate in Business (Digital Transformation)
• Undergraduate Certificate in Business (Digital Innovation)
• Undergraduate Certificate in Digital Technology for Business

Communications & Marketing

• Bachelor of Communication
• Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
• Bachelor of Digital Media
• Bachelor of Marketing and Communication

Digital Business

• Graduate Certificate in Business (Digital Transformation)
• Bachelor of Digital Business
• Diploma in Digital Business
• Undergraduate Certificate in Business (Digital Innovation)
• Undergraduate Certificate in Digital Technology for Business

Engineering & Construction

• Associate Degree in Engineering
• Bachelor of Construction Management

Health Science

• Bachelor of Health Science (Healthy Ageing)
• Bachelor of Health Science
• Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition and Exercise)
• Bachelor of Public Health

IT & Data Analytics

• Bachelor of Data Analytics
• Bachelor of Digital Business
• Bachelor of Information Technology
• Undergraduate Certificate in Digital Technology for Business
• Undergraduate Certificate in Information Technology

Psychology, Criminology & Social Services

• Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice
• Bachelor of Psychological Science and Sociology
• Bachelor of Psychology
• Graduate Certificate in Childhood Trauma

Public & Community Health

• Bachelor of Community Health
• Bachelor of Public Health

Course Details: UO Introduction to Video Production

Course Overview

The UO Introduction to Video Production course is designed to introduce students to the key theoretical, formal, and practical aspects of film and television. This undergraduate course is offered 100% online and has a duration of 10 weeks.

Course Aim

The aim of this course is to introduce students to the basic professional skills, equipment, techniques, and practices that underpin video production. Students will have the opportunity to develop their technical and storytelling skills through the production of a short narrative video.

Course Content

Students will be introduced to the fundamental aspects of video production, including professional skills, equipment, and techniques. The course focuses on developing technical and storytelling skills through practical projects.

Textbooks and Requirements

• There are no required textbooks for this course.
• There are no prerequisites or corequisites for this course.

Teaching Method

The course is delivered online over 10 weeks, with components that may include external online activities. The specific schedule and components may vary by study period.

Assessment

Assessment for this course includes creative work, media tasks, and projects.

Fees

The fee for this course depends on the program it is part of. For Commonwealth Supported programs, the fee can be determined by referring to the relevant guidelines. For fee-paying programs, both domestic and international students should refer to the program's home page for cost details. Non-award tuition fees are set by the university and can be found through the university's fee determination process.

Online Course Facilitators

The course is facilitated by experienced staff, including Mr. Carlos Manrique Clavijo from UniSA Creative.

Degree Offerings

This course is offered as part of several degrees, including but not limited to:

• Bachelor of Communication
• Bachelor of Digital Media