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As a graduate of the NIDA CUA50420 Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services you have the skills and knowledge to be employed in a range of industries, including theatre, dance, opera, concerts, functions, ceremonies and events. Potential careers include: Backstage crew member. Sound operator. Lighting operator.
See below for details. Application Process. The application process for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) consists of two rounds: Round One – online application and audition video. Round Two – recall audition. All first-round auditions for BFA (Acting) will be online via video audition as part of your application.
NIDA welcomes applications from international students for enrolment in Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts courses. International applicants are required to attend an audition or interview in Australia, although for non-Acting courses a video interview option may be available. Auditions and interviews are held in November and early December each year. Check
Postgraduate - The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) Home Study Postgraduate. Looking to further your studies? NIDA’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) courses allow students to explore their vision through research and practice in postgraduate studies, all under the guidance of leading industry professionals.
Our Campus - National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) Our Campus. Our Sydney campus is the home of our Higher Education & Vocational courses and is located on Anzac Parade in Kensington. It offers state-of-the-art theatres and learning spaces. We also welcome hundreds of children, young people and adults to short courses through NIDA Open, and ...
Sydney Melbourne Sydney NIDA Sydney Our Sydney campus is located on Anzac Parade in Kensington and offers state-of-the-art theatres and learning spaces. Getting there The L3 light rail Kingsford Line runs south from Circular Quay, with stops at Town Hall, Central Station and right outside NIDA on Anzac Parade. Buses run regularly from Central Station,
The course is delivered at NIDA’s Sydney campus. Term 1 Monday 30 January – Thursday 6 April. Term 2 Wednesday 26 April – Friday 30 June. Term 3 Monday 17 July – Friday 6 October. Classes are scheduled 4 days per week, 9am–5pm. The scheduling and delivery of this course each year is subject to minimum enrolment numbers.
