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University of New South Wales

Bachelor of Design (Honours)

Study mode

On Campus, Blended

Duration

12 months

Course fees

$9,500

Advance your design knowledge and understanding by developing a significant practice-led research project in the Bachelor of Design (Honours). Access leading research labs and a selective professional placement program to explore the potential of contemporary design.

Graduates develop a deeper understanding of design strategy, design methods and research, providing pathways to an array of careers in the design and cultural sectors, as well as to higher-degree research programs such as a Master of Philosophy or PhD.

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Delivery mode

This course is available in the following study modes:

Locations

UNSW School of Art & Design, Cnr Oxford St & Greens Rd, Paddington 2021

Entry Requirements

There are no formal academic requirements
  • Students must have completed the UNSW Bachelor of Design or other cognate recognised Level 7 qualification. Entry to Honours requires a WAM of 70 or higher (or equivalent) in the relevant Level 7 qualification prior to entry. Entry is subject to resources and the approval of the Deputy Head of School, Design.

Course fees

Course fee

$9,500

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Related career opportunities

This course will prepare you for the following roles.

About University of New South Wales

UNSW is at the heart of the sophisticated global knowledge system that is shaping our future. Since our foundation in 1949, we have strived to create and share critical knowledge for the benefit of society, with lasting impact. The strategies produced and implemented across our university are strengthening our ability to achieve these goals, now and into the future.

It is our privilege to shape the next generation of global thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and trailblazers.

Operating since

1949

Legal name

University of New South Wales

CRICOS code

00098G

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