MONASH UNIVERSITY · AUSTRALIA
Bachelor of Design
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS F2010
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Four specialist areas of studySpecialisms
- Focus on people-centred futures and problem-solvingApproach
- Interdisciplinary practiceCurriculum Style
- Develops expertise in spatial experiences, objects, systems, and communicationOutcomes
- Opportunity for Double DegreesFurther Study Options
- Graduand exhibition includedFinal Project
The Bachelor of Design is a dynamic program focused on people-centred futures and creative problem-solving. It equips you with the skills to address local and global challenges through innovative and sustainable design processes. You will learn to create spatial experiences, objects, systems, and communication solutions that influence behaviour and meet both personal and public needs. This interdisciplinary profession is vital for adding cultural value and contributing to the economy. This degree allows you to build expertise in one of four specialist areas: Collaborative Design, Communication Design, Industrial Design, or Spatial Design. The curriculum integrates history and theory, a drawing foundation, discipline-specific design studios, and electives to foster a comprehensive understanding and practical application of design principles.
Curriculum
The course structure is divided into several parts: History and Theory Studies, a Drawing Foundation, Design Studios specific to your chosen specialism, and Free Electives. It culminates in a graduand exhibition in the final year.
- Year 1
- Indigenous Australian creative practice and ways of knowingBLK1000
- Design and the avant-gardeTDN1002
- Year 2
- Sociologies of designTDN2001
Careers
A Bachelor of Design degree prepares graduates for a variety of roles in creative industries. The program's focus on interdisciplinary practice and problem-solving equips students with transferable skills applicable to diverse professional contexts.
- Designer (Collaborative, Communication, Industrial, Spatial)
- Creative Strategist
- Product Developer
- Exhibition Designer
- Interior Designer
- Graphic Designer
- UX/UI Designer
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Bachelor of Design program?
- Applicants must have successfully completed Year 12 or an equivalent qualification. The degree requires a minimum of 144 credit points, with specific prerequisites potentially varying based on the chosen specialist area.
- What are the tuition fees for international students for the Bachelor of Design?
- Tuition fees for international students are not detailed on this specific program page. Prospective students should refer to Monash University's main international student pages for comprehensive fee information.
- What specializations are available within the Bachelor of Design?
- Students can build expertise in one of four specialist areas: Collaborative Design, Communication Design, Industrial Design, or Spatial Design. The curriculum integrates history, theory, drawing, and design studios for the chosen specialism.
- What career outcomes can I expect after graduating with a Bachelor of Design?
- Graduates are prepared for various roles in creative industries, including Designer (Collaborative, Communication, Industrial, Spatial), Creative Strategist, Product Developer, and UX/UI Designer. The program emphasizes transferable skills for diverse professional contexts.
- What is the application process for international students?
- International students apply directly to Monash University or through an authorized agent by submitting academic transcripts, qualification certificates, English language test results (e.g., IELTS), and a copy of their passport. Once an offer is received, you accept it, pay a deposit, and then apply for your student visa.
Entry requirements
Monash University Bachelor of DesignSuccessful completion of Year 12 or equivalent, with a minimum of 144 credit points required for the degree. Specific prerequisites may apply based on selected specialist areas. Refer to course progression maps for detailed unit enrolment guidance.
The course comprises 144 credit points, with 96 focused on design study and 48 as free electives. No more than 10 units (60 credit points) can be completed at Level 1 within the design course. Students are encouraged to explore Monash's Flagship Rich Educational Experiences (FREE) units.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Tuition and living cost information for international students is not detailed on this program page. Please refer to Monash University's main international student pages for fee details.
How to apply
1. Check Entry RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and English language proficiency requirements for the Bachelor of Design. Refer to the Monash University handbook for specific details.
2. Submit ApplicationApply directly to Monash University or through an authorised agent. Applications typically require details about your previous academic qualifications.
3. Provide Supporting DocumentsSubmit academic transcripts, certificates, English test results (e.g., IELTS), and any other documents requested by the university.
4. Receive OfferIf successful, you will receive a Letter of Offer detailing the program, fees, and conditions of enrolment.
5. Accept Offer and Pay DepositAccept the offer by the specified deadline and pay the required deposit to secure your place.
6. Apply for Student VisaUse the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) provided by Monash University to apply for your Australian student visa.
7. Enrol in UnitsUpon arrival and enrolment at the university, select your units according to the course progression map for your intake.
Accreditation
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Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Bachelor of Design program?
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Applicants must have successfully completed Year 12 or an equivalent qualification. The degree requires a minimum of 144 credit points, with specific prerequisites potentially varying based on the chosen specialist area.
What are the tuition fees for international students for the Bachelor of Design?
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Tuition fees for international students are not detailed on this specific program page. Prospective students should refer to Monash University's main international student pages for comprehensive fee information.
What specializations are available within the Bachelor of Design?
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Students can build expertise in one of four specialist areas: Collaborative Design, Communication Design, Industrial Design, or Spatial Design. The curriculum integrates history, theory, drawing, and design studios for the chosen specialism.
What career outcomes can I expect after graduating with a Bachelor of Design?
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Graduates are prepared for various roles in creative industries, including Designer (Collaborative, Communication, Industrial, Spatial), Creative Strategist, Product Developer, and UX/UI Designer. The program emphasizes transferable skills for diverse professional contexts.
What is the application process for international students?
+
International students apply directly to Monash University or through an authorized agent by submitting academic transcripts, qualification certificates, English language test results (e.g., IELTS), and a copy of their passport. Once an offer is received, you accept it, pay a deposit, and then apply for your student visa.