If design is your passion, this flexible degree offers a variety of majors to develop your practical skills in a global context, enabling you to take your career anywhere. Over three years, you'll engage in project-based activities, collaborating with students from different disciplines to mirror real industry environments. You'll use industry-standard equipment and software, building a comprehensive portfolio to showcase your skills to future employers.
Why this course is highly recommended
The course prepares you for the industry through a final-year capstone project, where you'll create design-focused projects and build industry links. It offers transferable skills, access to leadership programs, industry placements, and specialist facilities, giving you a competitive edge. The program also aligns with professional recognition, such as membership with the Design Institute of Australia.
You can select an area that inspires you, such as Advertising and Design, Animation and Game Design, Digital Experience and Interaction Design, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Photography, and more. Additionally, you have the option to choose a different Design specialisation from the list or even a non-Design specialisation to gain expertise in another field. You can further customise your degree by selecting electives or a second specialisation.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
17.51L
Living cost
Applicants can enter through various pathways, including recent high school completion with an ATAR of 70, TAFE or apprenticeship background, university experience, or portfolio submission demonstrating your design skills. English proficiency must be demonstrated with an IELTS overall band score of 6. The course offers multiple pathways, including UniReady and credit for recognised learning, making it accessible for different student profiles.

English language test
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Graduates can pursue roles such as graphic designer, fashion designer, electronic game developer, creative director, illustrator, photojournalist, photographer, design educator, entrepreneur, or production manager. The degree equips you with both technical and creative skills, opening a wide range of career opportunities in the design industry.