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JMC Academy
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JMC Academy (JMC) is a leading Australian creative industries education provider focusing on nurturing and supporting creative talents through hands-on, collaborative programs.
Established for 40 years, this Australian institution delivers engaging and technologically sophisticated degrees and diplomas across multiple creative disciplines. This includes:
Songwriting; Audio Engineering & Sound Production; Film and Television Production; Acting, Entertainment Business Management; Design (Visual Communications); Animation; Contemporary Music Performance; Music Production; and Game Design. It also offers a Master of Creative Industries, a Graduate Diploma of Creative Industries, and a Certificate III in Screen & Media.
Students are taught by industry experts, inspired to create through collaboration and innovation, and use modern facilities to explore their interests in an engaging learning environment. Its industry-relevant facilities include professional recording studios, cinema standard cameras, green screen studios and fully-fitted rehearsal studios.
Its programs combine face-to-face classroom learning and practical education in studios. This provides a unique opportunity for students to apply their new skills and knowledge in a simulated work environment. Outside of lectures, students are encouraged to make industry connections within the local community.
Catering to the needs of creative and global industries, JMC was also the first private college to receive accreditation in the fields of Audio Engineering, Digital Television, and Digital Multimedia.
Students benefit from the inner-city locations of JMC’s three campuses in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. JMC’s campuses are located close to creative and entertainment hubs suitable for both socialising and networking. Students are well connected to several entertainment venues, design studios, galleries, and convention centres.
In addition, they are also given opportunities to transfer between campuses during their studies.
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Students design and develop animated characters and environments, from initial concept to finished project. This course was developed with studio professionals, including experts from Pixar and Animal Logic.
Students explore the foundations of sound and music production and widen their horizons to the many opportunities of this career stream.
Teaches students how to write music and hone live music performance skills. Students also receive individual music lessons weekly.
Students explore business and management skills within the entertainment industry including content production, marketing, business planning, production management, tour management and contract negotiation.
Develops the skills required to work on films, television, and large-scale broadcasts. Students learn the art of screenwriting, directing, cinematography and post-production.
Combines traditional art practices and animation with modern game design and interactivity. Students can choose majors or minors to specialise in, including compositing, virtual reality and motion capture.
Teaches the use of technology as a musical instrument, and encourages the adaptation of new technologies for music production.
Students learn how to create better user experiences through physical, digital or virtual spaces for a variety of platforms and media.
The course creates strong, focused songwriters who can combine ideas and melodies effectively.
Students develop the skills and confidence to establish sustainable performance careers in a variety of performance media, locations and contexts.
A tailored project-based course focused on developing the creative market leaders and entrepreneurs of the future.
Entry requirements differ depending on the course applied for, with some programs requiring auditions and folio submissions.
As a minimum, international applicants must be at least 18 years old when they begin the course, have successfully completed a senior secondary school certificate (or equivalent), meet JMC’s English proficiency requirements, and attend an interview.
For more information about JMC’s English language requirements, go here.
Applicants who do not have the required secondary school certificate can attend a JMC pathway course. Upon completion of a pathway program, students can then progress on to an undergraduate degree. Mature age entry is also accepted.
Students who successfully complete a JMC Direct Entry Pathway Partner’s English for Academic Purposes (or equivalent) program will usually not be required to provide English proficiency scores.
International students are eligible to apply for undergraduate scholarships at JMC.
Students achieving strong performance in the first two trimesters of study may qualify for fee reductions in subsequent trimesters, subject to maintaining minimum academic outcomes.
Students who study the Master of Creative Industries program can apply for a grant of up to AUD 3,000 to create or promote their project.
JMC Academy offers several initiatives and support services to ensure its students graduate with employable skills that are in demand.
Its practical courses are taught in professional environments, including industry-standard studios, editing suites and creative labs. Upon graduation, students will have created their professional folios and showreels to demonstrate their creative abilities.
JMC Academy has strong partnerships with multiple overseas institutions, including:
The academy’s connections with prestigious partner companies provide students with regular internship opportunities. Its students have previously interned at major Australian festivals, broadcasting companies, record labels as well as major television and film productions.
Students are also given exciting opportunities to study abroad and attend student exchange programmes for one semester at partner institutions, including at Fontys University in the Netherlands.
In addition to this, JMC runs an internship program that places students in relevant roles in reputable companies alongside their studies. Upon completion of the internship, students will also receive course credits.
JMC Academy's new Music Production specialisation is designed for artists whose main instrument is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).
The program focuses on musicianship, composition and performance as well as production techniques.
The Music Production program sits alongside the JMC Songwriting and Contemporary Performance specialisations, providing a creative hub of musicians, bands, ensembles and opportunities.
JMC has also launched its new Acting program.
This course was specially designed to produce commercial, working actors, ready to jump into a multitude of performance careers. Acting students benefit from studying within the creative hub that JMC provides, alongside film makers, animators, musicians and more.
Students will be able to move confidently between a variety of performance media, locations and contexts.
The course is offered at the JMC Melbourne and Brisbane campuses. This course is also offered in Sydney through JMC’s sister college, the Academy of Film, Theatre & Television (AFTT).
A$22,600 Undergraduate Fees are for indicative purposes, check with institution for details
A$22,000 Postgraduate Fees are for indicative purposes, check with institution for details
A$2,750 Vocational Fees are for indicative purposes, check with institution for details
A$20,280 Living costs
JMC combines classroom learning and practical sessions to help students develop the right mix of skills needed for employment or self-employment after graduation.
Teaching accredited degrees and diplomas for 40 years, JMC was also the first private college to receive accreditation in its Audio Engineering, Digital Television, and Digital Multimedia programs.
JMC’s courses are designed in close consultation with industry experts to meet the current needs and demands of the creative and entertainment industries. Classes are kept small, with no more than 25 students and in some cases a 4:1 student to teacher ratio. This encourages close collaboration between students and lecturers, especially for practical classes.
This combination of small classroom learning and practical education in industry-standard facilities and studios prepares students for a real work environment.
JMC Bachelor degrees can be studied either as two-year accelerated or three-year programs. Students graduate with folios or showreels that allow them to showcase their skills to potential employers and stand out in the industry.
Outside the classroom, students are given exciting opportunities to make industry connections through internships and initiatives, take advantage of the academy’s multiple business partners, and transfer between JMC’s campuses located in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Each of JMC Academy’s three campuses have modern industry facilities. This provides students with unique learning environments which replicate professional workspaces, so they can move easily from the classroom to the workforce.
Its industry-standard facilities include:
All campuses have been strategically built in some of Australia’s most diverse, culturally exciting precincts, easily accessible by public transport and close to the creative arts scene in Australia’s largest capital cities.
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
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