
Bachelor of Visual Communication Design, University of Newcastle - Callaghan
Callaghan, New South Wales - Aus
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36 Months
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About this course
This program aims to develop your skills in graphic communication, art, and design, preparing you for the fluid and rapidly changing design industries. With access to state-of-the-art studios, labs, and maker spaces, industry experts guide you through practical, real-world tasks. You will graduate with a portfolio that reflects your creative vision and media abilities, enabling you to bring ideas to life across various formats, including broadcast, web, film, television, advertising, and publishing. The program also offers opportunities to specialise in majors such as graphic design, illustration, animation, interaction, and more. Its hands-on approach fosters creativity and adaptability, positioning you to carve out unique creative paths or contribute to diverse organizations worldwide.
Why this course is highly recommended
This course is highly regarded for its practical, industry-focused approach, offering real-world experience through projects and supervised placements. The excellent facilities and expert guidance ensure students are work-ready upon graduation, with 95.7% of graduates employed within four months, highlighting its effectiveness in preparing students for careers in visual communication design.
Specialisation
Students can specialise in majors including graphic design and illustration, animation and interaction. These focus areas allow you to deepen your expertise in specific aspects of visual communication.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
21.36L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
The program requires successful completion of senior secondary school qualifications comparable to the Higher School Certificate (HSC). International students must demonstrate English proficiency with a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 overall and in each section.
English language test
TOEFL
60
PTE
50
IELTS
6
DUOLINGO
110
Career prospects
Graduates can pursue roles such as graphic designer, creative director, art director, exhibition designer, motion graphic designer, and publication designer. The program’s emphasis on portfolio development and industry placements supports entry into a variety of creative roles across different organizations.
FAQs
What are the key skills I will learn?
You will learn to create visual material across various formats and channels, including web design, advertising, publishing, illustration, animation, and multimedia.
What practical experiences are available?
Students complete 140 hours of supervised placement in their third year, gaining real-world experience in advertising, marketing, and visual communications.
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