Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication) in Kelvin Grove Australia | Queensland University of Technology

Key Features:
This program equips you for a career in visual communication design spanning both conventional and digital interactive platforms.
Gain hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge in areas like graphic design, typography, visual creation, data visualization, user experience design, animation, brand identity, and interactive design.
Hone your skills in professional studio environments through practical design assignments, public exhibition opportunities, industry collaborations, creative exploration, and analytical reasoning.
Program Overview:
Your studies commence with foundational interdisciplinary courses where you'll collaborate with peers from various fields to tackle real-world challenges and develop industry-relevant solutions. You'll then acquire specialized skills in visual communication disciplines such as graphic design, typography, illustration, information visualization, UX design, motion graphics, brand development, and interactive media. As you advance, you'll refine your problem-solving abilities, critical analysis, technical expertise, and professional conduct to make meaningful contributions to the field of visual communication. Later in the program, you'll apply your knowledge in practical settings through work-integrated learning opportunities.
Dual Degree Options
Combine visual communication with business or psychology to create unique career pathways, such as graphic industry analyst, advertising specialist, digital content creator, or apply psychological principles to solve industry challenges.
Global Study Opportunities
Experience international design trends firsthand by studying abroad for a year at partner institutions in the UK, Scandinavia, Hong Kong, or North America. The Bachelor of Design - International (Visual Communication) enhances your prospects for global design careers.
Career Prospects
Graduates emerge as versatile visual communicators skilled in both traditional and digital media, prepared for diverse roles in graphic design, digital media, branding, advertising, publishing, illustration, UX design, and exhibition design. Business-focused graduates can establish their own design practices, while opportunities range from independent entrepreneurship to corporate design positions worldwide.
Professional Accreditation
Graduates qualify for membership with the Design Institute of Australia (DIA), gaining access to career-enhancing resources and benefits.
Potential Career Paths:
Advertising professional
Creative director
Brand strategist
Design entrepreneur
Digital media designer
Exhibition curator
Fashion visualizer
Graphic artist
Media strategist
Motion designer
Stage designer