Non-Award
Graphic designers visually communicate across a range of media to persuade, inform and educate audiences online, in print and within a wider environment.
This major responds to rapid changes in the design and commercial industries, as well as cultural and sociotechnical shifts in retail and media consumption behaviours.
In this course you'll develop a deeper understanding of graphic design and its distinct specialist applications.
These include:
You'll learn how to solve complex communication problems through the exploration and application of design theory and practice, whilst developing skills across a range of industry applications.
Graphic Design is offered as part of the Bachelor of Design. You will be able to enhance your degree by selecting to study either two additional specialisations or one specialisation and four elective units to support your career goals.
High achieving students may complete an additional honours year enabling them to undertake their own significant research project.
How this course will make you industry readyThis course offers you a distinctive student experience that focuses on leadership, industry linkages and global citizenship. You will be taught by industry practitioners who will provide employability, design entrepreneurship and design leadership skills.
You will learn about social innovation and the role of design in society, with opportunities to study abroad and undertake work-integrated learning.
Our focus on design action (sustainability, community, human-centred) and design ethics ensures you graduate industry-ready with global perspectives.
Throughout the three-year program, you'll learn through project-based activities and be able to work with students from other disciplines, mirroring a real industry environment.
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