City Varsity
City Varsity aims to provide its students with quality education. They offer a wide variety of courses within the Humanities faculty. Online courses are also available. There are two campuses, one in Cape Town and the other in Braamfontein.
Courses:
- Higher Certificate in Acting for Camera
- Higher Certificate in Digital Media Arts
- Higher Certificate in Motion Picture Make-up
- Higher Certificate in New Media Development
- Advanced Certificate in Art Direction
- Advanced Certificate in Journalism in Print and Digital Media
- Diploma in Animation
- Diploma in Film and Television Production Techniques
- Diploma in Multimedia Design and Production
- Diploma in Professional Photograph
- Diploma in Professional Acting for Camera
- Diploma in Sound Engineering
- Advanced Diploma in Film and Television Production Techniques
- Advanced Diploma in Professional Acting for Camera\
- Advanced Diploma in Sound Engineering
- Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television
- Bachelor of Arts in Professional Acting for Camera
- Bachelor of Arts in Sound and Music Technology
- Short Courses
Fees:
Consult the website for information regarding fees.
Campuses:
- Cape Town
- Braamfontein
Applications:
Contact any of the campuses or consult the website for information regarding the application process.
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