Design and Multimedia Courses

The ICT30120 Certificate III in Information Technology is for IT technicians and programmers seeking the most up-to-date skills in animation, cloud computing, cyber security, digital media, IT support, programming, ICT systems, and web development. You’ll develop your critical thinking and problem solving abilities, then graduate with the confidence to learn to work within a dynamic ICT team. Enquire now for the full list of study units, elective streams, and upcoming enrolment dates. Learn more.

Get started in interior decorating with the MSF40122 Certificate IV in Interior Decoration. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to design colour schemes and decorate residential houses. The course covers: producing drawings to communicate ideas, 2D and 3D modelling, technical drawing, exploring the use of colour, history and theory of design, generating design solutions, and much more. There is also scope to work with interior lighting, furnishings, window coverings and merchandising displays. Enquire now for the full list of study units, career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates. Learn more.

Become a professional graphic designer and gain advanced design and visual representation skills with the CUA50720 Diploma of Graphic Design. Studying online and in the classroom you will be researching visual communication history and theory — as well as learning how to create and manipulate graphics, plus produce graphic designs for 2-D and 3-D applications. Graduate with a professional body of creative work to present to prospective employers or clients. Enquire now for a list of study units, software requirements, and the next batch intake dates. Learn more.

Become a professional web developer with the ICT40120 Certificate IV in Information Technology (Web Development). This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to design a range of web layouts then transfer the content to client websites. The course also covers essential programming, SEO, web hosting, and creating markup language documents. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, study units, and enrolment centres. Learn more.

The CUA30720 Certificate III in Design Fundamentals will boost your career in photography, graphic design, and desktop publishing. Over 6 months you will learn the fundamentals of colour, drawing, digital imagery and the production of 2D and 3D images — graduating with a nationally recognised qualification and ready to work in a photography or design role. Enquire now to discuss your study options. Learn more.

Become a qualified print machinist with the ICP31220 Certificate III in Printing. This trade qualification will develop your knowledge of the printing and graphic arts industries, and teach you how to use (and maintain) a range of print machinery and equipment. Graduate with the skills and confidence to produce printed materials using different printing techniques (lithographic, flexographic, gravure printing et al). Enquire now for the full list of study units, specialisation electives, and upcoming enrolment opportunities. Learn more.

The CUA51020 Diploma of Screen and Media is an exciting qualification for the next generation of film makers and screen producers, as well as anyone wanting to advance their career in television, radio, film, or visual effects. Your studies begin with a sound introduction to the creative arts industry in Australia (and worldwide) — you’ll be developing ideas for later production work and building a solid creative practice. Choose specialisation electives to support your career aspirations: animation and visual effects, film and TV production, general media skills. Enquire now for the list of elective choices, career outcomes, and the availability of enrolment slots. Learn more.

The CUA31020 Certificate III in Screen and Media is a great way to get started in the film, television, and media industry in Australia. This nationally recognised qualification delivers the hands-on skills and knowledge you need to create digital content and work on a production team. The course covers: working effectively in the creative arts, critical thinking and teamwork, on-the-job safety protocols, preparing video and photo assets, creating visual design components, operating production equipment, installing and operating lighting and sound broadcasting gear. This course also has scope to obtain WHS licences enabling you to work at heights and install stage/event lighting, sets, and marquees. Enquire now for the list of study units, elective choices (and their availability), plus enrolment centres near you. Learn more.

Take your existing skills as a graphic designer to the next level with the CUA60320 Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design. You’ll be using the Adobe Creative Suite and Content Management Systems at a professional level — while learning how to engage in the business of graphic design (creative practice, design briefs, project work). This nationally recognised qualification is completed over 6 months in a classroom (including a simulated design studio).Enquire now for the next batch intake plus the full course prospectus. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Design (Honours) is a one-year advanced undergraduate degree for high-achieving students who have completed an undergraduate Design degree and seek to enhance their critical and creative skills. This degree involves developing a significant practice-led research project, providing access to leading research labs and a selective professional placement program. Graduates gain a deeper understanding of design strategy, methods, and research, opening pathways to various careers in design and cultural sectors and further studies like a Master of Philosophy or PhD. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Design is a multidisciplinary course, combining elements of business, IT, architecture, and the humanities. It equips students with diverse skills for roles in digital communication, industrial, spatial, and human-centred design. This course fosters innovative thinking for addressing business and societal challenges. Graduates emerge with the creativity and expertise needed for designing sustainable solutions. Emphasising problem-solving, critical thinking, and purpose-driven design, students engage in practical studio projects, teamwork, and prototyping innovative, sustainable solutions. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Design) offers an in-depth exploration of design, blending theory with practical application. It nurtures innovative thinking and the development of distinctive creative approaches across various design fields. Students enhance their technical and conceptual skills, engaging in critical analysis and personal project development. The course prepares graduates to influence aesthetics, functionality, and user experiences within the dynamic landscape of the design sector. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Demography) delves into the statistical study of human populations, analysing patterns in birth, mortality, and migration. This course emphasises interpreting demographic data to inform policy and planning. It cultivates the ability to critically assess population trends and their implications for society. Graduates will emerge equipped with the analytical tools to address challenges in public health, urban planning, and social policy within diverse demographic contexts. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Creative and Critical Writing) sharpens the ability to produce engaging narratives and analyse literary constructions. It explores the craftsmanship behind varied writing styles and formats, alongside fostering a critical understanding of literary methodologies and histories. Students complete a significant creative work and a corresponding critical essay, cultivating a nuanced interplay of creativity and critical thought. This course prepares graduates for professional pathways in writing, editing, publishing, and scholarly investigation. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Computer Science (Games Development) offers a robust foundation in designing and programming computer games and interactive platforms. Students gain proficiency in software development, specialising in game design, and are introduced to the imaginative realms of multimedia and online technologies. This course seamlessly blends technical knowledge with creative insights, preparing graduates for the dynamic world of game creation and digital interactivity, ensuring a future-facing, holistic education.> Learn more.

The Bachelor of Information Technology (Games and Immersive Media) blends creativity with technical expertise, suitable for both artistic and engineering backgrounds. It offers a comprehensive exploration of game design and development from both theoretical and practical viewpoints. Students benefit from a collaborative study environment, mirroring authentic industry settings, ensuring they are adeptly prepared for real-world applications. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Information Technology (User Experience Design) emphasises design acumen, programming, and multi-media prototyping. It caters to individuals keen on pursuing careers in human-centred design, a blend of creativity, people skills, and technical proficiency. With the growing demand in technology sectors, UX designers equipped with this background are well-positioned to navigate the dynamic landscape of technology design. Learn more.

The Master of Business Administration (Design Thinking) empowers students to enhance their expertise through the integration of design capabilities, focusing on empathy and user-centred innovation. The course instils advanced cross-disciplinary design knowledge and skills, emphasising a collaborative approach to tackling complex challenges. Through fostering empathy-building and prototyping, students will learn to generate innovative outcomes, developing a profound understanding of the pivotal role of design thinking in modern business environments. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Visual Communication Design) teaches foundational design principles, turning ideas into impactful solutions for global challenges. Leveraging advanced technologies, students engage with various sectors like digital publishing, social media, and interactive platforms. They cultivate essential skills for navigating intricate systems of people, machinery, and services. Through hands-on projects and collaboration, students gain insights into design history and strategies, contributing to the creative industry. Such experiences ensure they graduate poised to shape the dynamic world of design. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Sport Journalism) delves into the multifaceted dimensions of sports, encompassing its business, legal, and ethical facets. Students hone practical journalistic skills across various media, from print to digital, while exploring sport management and its societal and cultural implications. Learning under experienced professionals, students expand their professional networks and portfolios. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Screen and Media) delves into screen-based media, encompassing film, television, and digital platforms like social media and gaming. Students will understand how various factors influence media and our engagement with them. Practical topics include video production, directing, scriptwriting, and graphic design. This course emphasizes media aesthetics, history, and theories, promoting critical thinking about media's societal and cultural roles. Graduates are equipped with key skills: clear communication, critical analysis, and teamwork. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Literary Studies) caters to enthusiasts of literature and creative writing. It introduces students to diverse cultural and historical contexts, encompassing renowned contemporary and historical literary works. Students will gain a deep comprehension of literature's cultural, historical, and societal significance, understanding literary movements, themes, and theories. This course enhances critical writing skills, emphasizing the interplay between language, literature, and culture. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (English and Theatre Studies) delves into imaginative writing and theatrical performance, illuminating their interaction with society. Explore diverse areas from Medieval literature to Modernism and global theatre traditions. This combined study lets students focus on either domain. Potential careers include roles as authors, playwrights, or publishers, crafting impactful narratives. Additionally, opportunities abound in managing cultural institutions like galleries and theatres, allowing immersion and contribution to one's passionate field. Learn more.

The Bachelor of Arts (Critical Performance Studies) allows students to learn from theatre experts, giving them insights into both Australian and international theatre. It enhances skills in performance, direction, stage management, or production. Beneficial attributes such as collaboration, creative problem-solving, and effective communication are fostered. It provides a thorough understanding of performance creation and critical theory, enabling students to work with industry professionals, present their own creative works, and address pressing contemporary issues using their skills. Learn more.

Want to learn how to design games and cool 3D characters? The ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Game Art and Design) delivers the programming and design skills you need. This nationally recognised diploma builds on your existing ICT knowledge, teaching you how to originate and develop your gaming ideas into complex 3D characters and animated sequences. The course covers: working in the 3D games environment, animating 3D characters, producing digital animation sequences, managing technical art and rigging in 3D animations, designing for clients, working in an ICT team environment, and much more. Enquire now for entry requirements, gaming design career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates. Learn more.

Get started in print manufacturing with the ICP31320 Certificate III in Print Binding, Finishing and Packaging. This nationally recognised qualification introduces you to the printing and graphic arts industry and teaches you how to create professional-grade printed products using the latest equipment and machinery. The course covers: on-the-job safety, print production quality standards, environmental sustainability, binding and finishing processes (rotary die cuts, hand-bound books, guillotine products, machine folding, collating sheets and pages, laminating), and much more. There is also scope to specialise in digital printing, 3D printing, flexographic printing and relief printing. Enquire now for the list of study units, specialisation choices (and their availability) as well as upcoming enrolment dates. Learn more.

Get started in print production with the ICP20120 Certificate II in Printing and Graphic Arts. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to use a range of printing machines and digital technologies and you’ll graduate with a working knowledge of each step in the printing process. The course covers: pre-press, printing, screen printing, converting, binding and finishing, support services. Enquire now for the full list of study units, elective choices, and enrolment centres. Learn more.

Launch an exciting career as an interior designer with the MSF60118 Advanced Diploma of Interior Design. This nationally recognised diploma will teach you how to create and realise a range of complex residential, commercial and institutional design projects. The course covers: 2D and 3D modelling, interior lighting, colour theory and design methodologies, interior design for workplaces and retail stores, global design trends. Enquire now for course requirements, study unit choices, and future enrolment dates. Learn more.

The CUA40720 Certificate IV in Design will teach you the fundamentals of good design and prepare yourself for a whole range of creative careers. Over 12-18 months of study you will develop your critical and creative thinking skills, integrate colour theory and design processes, and realise a creative project. The course also covers: creative collaborations, 2D and 3D modelling, graphic design. Graduate with a portfolio of work ready to present to employers or clients. Enquire now for the full list of study units, entry requirements, and enrolment centres near you. Learn more.

Learn how to design and realise innovative products and creative works with the CUA60420 Advanced Diploma of Creative Product Development. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to conceptualise a design innovation then manage the product realisation process. Skills include: researching target markets, creative thinking techniques, completing the design process, developing standards of work and monitoring with required personnel, organising and allocating resources, establishing communication channels, finalising design outcomes, evaluating completed designs. Enquire now for entry requirements, product design competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates. Learn more.

A ICP31220 Certificate III in Print Communications is a great way to start a career in the pre-media industry. This course will give you the skills you need to perform various tasks in printing technology such as designing layouts and preparing artwork. You’ll learn about production and design techniques and explore ways to manipulate images and text as required. The Certificate III in Print Communications offers core and elective subjects relevant to the print communication industry. Course delivery will vary depending on your provider, but you might cover topics including integrating colour theory and design processes, creating 2D animations and using typography techniques. Enquire now for a full list of study units, entry requirements and start dates. Learn more.