Based on the entry requirements you need to meet, there are three pathways offered by UTS:INSEARCH to a Bachelor of Design at UTS.
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Requirements
Country where you completed Secondary School:
- ENGLISH
- DIPLOMA
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- UTS FOUNDATION STUDIES
- DIPLOMA
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- ENGLISH
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What's it like to study Design, Architecture and Building at UTS?
The UTS: Design, Architecture and Building faculty has an international reputation for cutting-edge, professional coursework programs. Its courses are highly respected by the industry as they are both practical and at the forefront of industry trends. Faculty staff includes academics and practitioners from around the world who combine high levels of professional expertise in research and practice. UTS graduates are highly sought-after by employers for their work-ready knowledge and skills.
Typical areas/jobs graduates are working in:
- Advertising
- Advertising
- Animation Scriptwriter
- Animator or Illustrator
- Animator
- Architect
- Art Direction
- Art Director
- Buyer
- Character Designer
- Commercial Photography
- Commercial and Residential Interior Design
- Compositor
- Concept Artist
- Design Management
- Digital Workflow Practice
- Director
- Effects(FX) Animator
- Electronics and IT Products
- Exhibition Designer
- Fashion Editor
- Fashion and Textile Designer
- Film
- Furniture and Lighting Designer
- Graphic Designer
- Illustrator
- Industrial Product Designer
- Information Design
- Installation and Exhibition Media
- Interactive and Responsive Environment Design
- Journalist
- Landscape Designer
- Layout Artist
- Lighting Designer
- Matchmover/3D Tracker
- Medical and Scientific Product Design
- Modeller
- Motion Capture Designer
- Museum and Exhibition Design
- Photo-Journalism and Documentary Making
- Photographic Lighting
- Photography
- Print and Magazine Design
- Producer
- Production Design for film and television
- Production Designer
- Project Manager
- Research and Policy
- Storyboard Artist
- Stylist
- Television
- Theatre and Performance Design
- Video
- Visual and Spatial Branding
A day in the life of a Design student at UTS:INSEARCH
Grace Tame:
Australia
Diploma of Design (Visual Communication)
- 8:00AM
- On the train on my way to UTS:INSEARCH
- 9:00AM
- My first tutorial of the day is Image Experimentation, which is the making of images - like painting. It's very hands on and you get to apply the skills you learn in theory and put them into practice. The class goes until about 12:30 but I usually grab something from a café for lunch and work through until my next class at 1pm.
- 1:00PM
- Next class is a 'Design Thinking' tutorial. This is by far my favourite class and one I really want to do well in. It's all about the fundamentals and concepts of Design. I like my teacher in this subject, she's very charismatic and engaging.
- 4:30PM
- I normally leave campus and catch the train home from nearby Central. When I get home I'll usually watch some TV and have a break. If I have an assessment due (and normally I do) I'll work on that for the rest of the afternoon.
- 7:30PM
- I'll have dinner, either with my family or friends.