Communication Design
Overview
Communication Design courses aim to turn you into a creative thinker and an effective, well-informed visual communicator capable of working to the best and most appropriate aesthetic standard. The strong technology base at Swinburne is complemented by solid industry links and a commitment to outstanding research. You will graduate with a portfolio that reflects a diversity of ideas, production skills and experiences that will prepare you to cope with the challenges of an exciting and evolving industry.
Careers
Employment may be found in:
- Advertising
- Communication strategy
- Corporate branding
- Design consultancies
- Education
- Graphic design
- Merchandising
- Packaging design
- Publishing
- Research
Our Students
More Information
Courses
| Undergraduate | Local Students | International Students |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) - DCOM10 | Local | International |
| Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) (Honours) - DCD20 | Local | International |
| Bachelor of Design (Communication Design)/Bachelor of Business - DBCD10 | Local | International |
| Postgraduate | Local Students | International Students |
|---|---|---|
| Graduate Diploma of Design (Communication Design) - DMCD61 | Local | International |
| Master of Design (Communication Design) - DMCD60 | Local | International |
Portfolio Guidelines
Undergraduate applicants entering Year 1 of a Bachelor degree and not seeking exemptions are not required to submit a portfolio. Those seeking exemptions should refer to the Faculty of Design Undergraduate Portfolio Guidelines.
Postgraduate applicants must submit a portfolio and should refer to the Faculty of Design Postgraduate Portfolio Guidelines.
Brochures
Download the Design and Film & TV brochure to learn about the different courses available at Swinburne. This brochure includes information about pre-requisite studies, ATAR scores, graduate career opportunities, pathways from TAFE to University and the student experience.
Download the Postgraduate Design brochure to learn about the different programs available at Swinburne. This brochure includes information about the program structure, admission requirements, career opportunities, and key academic staff.
