7 November 2012
VCA Clickers, the new film society at the Victorian College of the Arts, launches with its Premiere Screening of SIDE BY SIDE at Federation Hall on Thursday 15 November at 6.30pm.
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7 November 2012
VCA Clickers, the new film society at the Victorian College of the Arts, launches with its Premiere Screening of SIDE BY SIDE at Federation Hall on Thursday 15 November at 6.30pm.
Read more13 September 2012
Announcing round two of the $25,000 Professional Pathway scholarships - now open for application - available to recent Victorian College of the Arts & Melbourne Conservatorium of Music graduates.
Read more7 September 2012
Read the September edition of the VCA & MCM e-newsletter.
4 September 2012
The Victorian College of the Arts and the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music will have a rich international flavour over the coming weeks, with four renowned foreign artists visiting to teach students.
Read more28 August 2012
Four recent graduates from the Faculty of VCA & MCM have been awarded the inaugural Professional Pathways Scholarships to help them develop their own professional careers while assisting local arts organisations.
Read more9 July 2012
To mark the VCA’s 40th anniversary, we've created a blog to piece together the true story of its students, alumni and supporters. To take part in history, please contact us today at: vca-blog@unimelb.edu.au or on Twitter: @VCA40th. See the blog contributions so far, and share your own, at: http://blog.vca.unimelb.edu.au.
15 May 2012
Congratulations to Matthew Saville (GD Narrative, 1998) who won two awards – for best direction in a TV mini series for Cloudstreet and best direction in a TV drama series for The Slap. Emma Freeman (BFTV, 2000) won best direction in a telemovie for 'Hawke' and Kathy Chambers (BFTV, 1984) and Ken Connor won best direction in TV reality program/light entertainment for RocKwiz – On the Road. See results in full.
6 April 2012
Visions episode Turning 40 celebrates the 40th birthdays of both the Victorian College of the Arts and the Ian Potter Museum of Art. The cameras captured the sights and sounds of the VCA's Street Party, which saw hundreds of students, staff and alumni party the night away.

29 March 2012
The Victorian College of the Arts celebrated 40 years of developing Australia’s creative talent with a street party in Southbank on Friday 23 March.
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