Part-Time Creative Courses
WHY WAIT?
CAPTURE YOUR FUTURE AT AUSTRALIA'S MOST AWARDED PHOTOGRAPHY COLLEGE
Make 2026 the year you follow your passion. Whether you are looking for a creative career change or simply want to master your camera to create stunning imagery, it's not too late to get started! Day or evening study options available.
Our learning options give you the flexibility to study either at our purpose-built photography campus in South Melbourne OR from the comfort of your home, via real-time Zoom.
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Camera Fundamentals: From Auto to Manual
Take creative control of your photography and move beyond Auto mode with this practical, skills-focused course. Learn to confidently manage camera settings, work with light, and make deliberate creative decisions to achieve consistent results.
With flexible study options, you can learn on campus with hands-on guidance or online at your own pace, with 12 months of access to all course materials.
Undergraduate Certificate of Photography
The Undergraduate Certificate of Photography is an exciting accredited, and fully FEE-HELP enabled higher education course that provides a comprehensive introductory tertiary-level photographic qualification.
Master of Creative Arts
Take your creative practice further with PSC Creative College’s Master of Creative Arts.
Designed for creative practitioners ready to deepen, challenge and evolve their work, this postgraduate degree combines creative practice, critical inquiry, research, experimentation and professional development.
Through interdisciplinary and research-led learning, you’ll explore new ideas and approaches across the thematic areas of Nature, Technology, People and Place, before bringing your learning together in a substantial, self-directed capstone project.