Foundation Studies Program (Fast Track) - Arts (X0G:1) (0100809) + Bachelor of Design (P3I) (098158A)

This is combined with extensive design studio and design practice experiences throughout the Bachelor of Design degree. Each design studio focuses on a unique real-world problem where students develop, test, refine and apply their design skills using a range of technologies and techniques in collaboration with designers and local community and industry partners.

The highly flexible degree also allows students to customise their learning with a choice of specialised skills across Business Design, Communication Design, Digital Design, Object Design and Spatial Design.

Learning Outcomes:

• Evaluate and apply concepts, principles, theories, and practices of the discipline of design to develop, interpret and communicate ideas and information.
• Position and justify design propositions in relation to disciplinary and extra-disciplinary knowledge through research, critical analysis and synthesis of information.
• Generate and refine design propositions through iterative processes of speculation and experimentation employing a range of techniques and material explorations.
• Communicate and co-create with diverse audiences and participants by evaluating and applying techniques in design communication and in negotiation, collaboration and critique.
• Engage in ethical and professional conduct by anticipating and inter-relating the social and environmental implications of design practices.