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2021 UNSW INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE GUIDE
REVEAL YOUR TRUE POTENTIAL
Your journey
starts here.
Your full potential is waiting to be discovered and at UNSW we’re
committed to helping you achieve something unique and extraordinary.
Through hands-on learning and original thinking, you will be inspired to
develop and grow – as you build towards your future career.
We are passionate about ensuring our graduates have both the theory and
practical experience they need to do incredible things around the globe.
Learning from academics that are recognised as global leaders in their
fields and working in world-class facilities, you will interact with industry
leaders and apply the latest research in the real-world.
Whatever your own personal challenge, we’ll help you rise to it and
enjoy success.
So join us. Together we can make a difference.
UNSW is on Aboriginal land.
UNSW acknowledges the Bedegal, Gadigal and
Ngunnawal people who are the Traditional Custodians
of the land upon which our campuses stand.
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What’s Where
inside: are you
Reveal your true potential
Your journey starts here
UNSW. A world leader.
p1
p4
now?
I’m not sure where to start, p4
Your experience
Graduate employment p6 what’s the first step?
Career readiness p8 Start with getting to know us. Discover more
about the different ways you can shape your
experience at UNSW. Here’s what we bring.
Sydney. One of the best. p10
I know what I love and what p40
Where great minds
I’m good at, what are my options?
come together If you’ve got passion, bring it. We’ll help you
Scholarships for the brightest minds p16
turn it into a career. Go straight to the Degrees
Leading thinkers and researchers p18
section and start your search.
Pathways to success p22 I’m ready to apply.
Global pathway programs p24 p104
Good for you! Read about the UNSW
Global diplomas p26
application, enrolment and admission process.
Campus life
Live on campus p28
Make new friends p32
Student support p34
Your UNSW experience
Study overseas with exchange p36
Our academic calendar p38
What can I study? p40
Degrees p42 At UNSW, we believe that university
is about seeking space to discover
Entry to UNSW the best version of yourself. As you
Direct entry table p100 prepare for your future, regardless of
English language requirements p105
what you want to study, search for what
How to apply p106
inspires you to change the world for the
Scholarships p107
better, in an environment where you’re
Tuition fees p110
encouraged to explore and grow. This
guide is designed to help you get started
Contact us p114
with your exploration. So dive in and see
where UNSW can take you!
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Top 50 university Employer reputation
We are ranked 44th overall. We are ranked 24th in the world
QS World University Rankings, 2021 for employer reputation.
QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020
UNSW. 23 of the world’s International university
A world
top 50 subjects
We are the 22nd most international
With Mineral & Mining Engineering university in the world*.
(4th), Civil & Structural Engineering Times Higher Education Rankings, 2019.
(11th), Law (14th) & Accounting and *Based on numbers of international staff and
students, and research papers with at least
Finance (15th) all in the top 15.
leader.
one co-author from another country.
QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2020
UNSW is an internationally acclaimed teaching and Leading innovation Extensive research funding
research powerhouse.
As the number one university in Australia for research, our UNSW is the #1 institution attended UNSW is the leading research institute
knowledge is proven to make a highly positive impact on by Australian startup founders. in NSW with a combined income of
industry as well as everyday lives across economic, social Startup Muster 2018 $156.3m in Australian Research Council
and environmental issues.* (ARC) and National Health and Medical
Research Council (NHMRC) funding
Throughout your time here, you’ll be mentored by our
for 184 new projects commencing in
renowned researchers and educators who are dedicated to
2019/2020.
shaping a generation of forward thinking, environmentally
conscious and socially engaged individuals.
The combination of your ambition and our expertise won’t
just help shape your future, it can help you to create a
positive impact and make a difference in the world.
Leaders in education 5 Stars +
UNSW Sydney is a founding member of UNSW Sydney was the first university in
the prestigious Group of Eight (Go8) and the world to be awarded the maximum
the PLuS Alliance and we are a member of QS Five Star Plus rating across
the Association of Pacific Rim Universities teaching, research, employability,
(APRU) and Universitas 21. We are also facilities and innovation categories.
the only Australian university to be We continue to hold this rating in 2020.
invited to join the Global Alliance of QS Stars University Ratings, 2020
Technological Universities.
*E xcellence in Research in Australia Report & National Engagement and Impact Assessment, 2018/19
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UNSW graduates.
YOUR EXPERIENCE
Amongst the
most employable
in the world.
Position yourself for international success with UNSW.
UNSW graduates are making their mark on the world working with some of the biggest global organisations, such as
Google, Unilever, Ernst & Young, Microsoft, Rio Tinto, HSBC, Slater & Gordon, NASA, UNESCO and Oxfam.
When you graduate, you’ll join a global community of more than 315,000 UNSW alumni across 152 countries. You’ll have
unlimited access to a range of exclusive benefits and services, and be invited to a range of alumni events hosted by
UNSW and UNSW-affiliated alumni committees in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, USA
and the UK.
For more information, visit alumni.unsw.edu.au
27th in the world 5-star rating for Rich list
for graduate employability. getting a job UNSW has educated four of
Good Universities Guide, 2020 the top 10 young rich listers
QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020
in Australia.
AFR Young Rich List, 2019
Top earners Most employable
The median full-time starting 1st in Sydney & NSW for
salary for UNSW postgraduate Employer Reputation.
coursework students is the QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020
highest in Australia.
QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2019
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YOUR EXPERIENCE
Turn your
ambition
into a career.
UNSW’s extensive career and academic development services can help you gain practical
workplace skills, obtain professional experience and develop a plan for global career success.
UNSW Student Academic and > Learn about employer expectations in the
Australian workplace
Career Success
> Improve your business communication and business
Employers seek well-rounded graduates who can
writing skills
demonstrate relevant studies, work experience and
extra-curricular involvement. UNSW’s dedicated For more information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/pdp
Student Academic and Career Success (SACS) team
helps students gain practical workplace skills, connect International Students Careers Week
with industry and develop a plan for global career A week of seminars, panels and online events highlights
success. Career Development Learning Facilitators the global opportunities available to international
along with Academic Language Learning Facilitators students. You can meet with international employers,
and English language support are available to you create beneficial networks, and learn valuable
Career-focused learning Offshore networks
throughout your degree to help you become career recruitment tips from employers and alumni. For more Taking a professional practice course will show UNSW maintains offices in China, India and Indonesia
ready. You can attend free seminars, access online information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/careers-week employers that you are career focused. It will also as well as staff posted around the world in North
resources or book a one-on-one careers appointment. enhance your competitiveness in the graduate America, Europe, Africa, and South East Asia.
You’ll also have access to career support up to 18 recruitment process. Our overseas staff have relationships with leading
months after completing your degree. For more
Internships industry partners to promote the UNSW brand and
information, visit careers.unsw.edu.au UNSW offers internships through Work Integrated CDEV1112: Creating Your Career: Employability ensure insights from companies around the world
Learning (WIL) opportunities as part of many of our for the Future inform our programs. For more information, visit
degrees. These opportunities can be credited towards Develop the skills you need to be successful in the international.unsw.edu.au
Professional Development Program your degree, giving you valuable insights into your job market and to manage your ongoing career
for International Students industry’s workplace culture. WIL provides you with through this online course supported by interactive
specific work experience as part of your degree. Check
Professional skills programs
As an international student, you can take advantage of face-to-face seminars. For more information, visit
with your Faculty Student Centre for full details of what Employers expect graduates to have strong
a Professional Development Program tailored to give student.unsw.edu.au/employability
is available, or visit wil.unsw.edu.au analytical and problem-solving skills, which are vital
you hands-on experience in a professional workplace.
in many industries. Gathering information, analysing
The program includes a three-day seminar covering International Student it, communicating with others, utilising logic and
topics such as business communication, employer Careers Expo
expectations and recruitment processes. You also Held twice a year, the UNSW Careers Expo is a
Employability Guide imagination and working well in a team are all skills
This employability guide is designed specifically for that help solve problems. UNSW will help you enhance
have the opportunity to complete a 50-hour workplace chance for students to meet and discuss potential
UNSW international students. It provides tips on how your skills thanks to programs such as Interchange and
experience in offices located throughout UNSW. employment and internship opportunities with over
you can become more employable and includes the the UNSW Hero Program, which require students to
> Get hands-on experience and confidence in a 100 participating employers, including BHP Billiton,
resources and programs available to you as a UNSW consider and address real world business issues. For
professional setting Shell, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Deloitte,
student. For more information, visit student.unsw.edu. more information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/programs
HSBC, Microsoft, IBM Australia, and many more. For
> Improve your job application and interview skills au/international-student-careers
more information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/expos
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Take a break from the books.
There’s always something fun and exciting happening
in Sydney to take your mind off your studies - from
concerts in the Opera House, to free events including
SYDNEY. ONE OF THE BEST.
Vivid light and musical festival, Chinese New Year
celebrations and the multicultural Parramasala.
Or if you’re more into sport, there are top class sporting
events including cricket, soccer, and rugby. We even
have our own football here called Aussie Rules.
Sydney,
For the more artistic visitors, there are eclectic
theatre productions, local and international music
acts, and arts and culture exhibitions to keep you
entertained and inspired all year round.
one of the
And if you just want a cup of coffee and a quiet
place to sit, Sydney’s café culture is hard to beat.
Get amongst the fun in Sydney
whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
world’s
best cities. Sydney downtown Bondi Beach, Sydney
Sydney. It’s one of the best. And that’s not just Feel safe and welcome. Sydney on a budget.
according to us. It’s rated as the third most liveable
city in the world *. G’day. Hello. Hi. How’s it going? Get used to On a budget? No worries. There are lots of affordable
Australians greeting you like this. It’s how we do it indoor and outdoor activities to enjoy in Sydney.
What makes it so great? Well, take a look. With a here. Aussies are known for being friendly and you’ll
stunning harbour and year-round amazing weather, Pop into a free art gallery, catch a movie at the local
find a smile wherever you go. Plus, Sydney was
it’s easy to see why people fall in love with it. cinema, set off on a coastal walk, snorkel or surf at
ranked fifth safest city in the world in 2019 **.
the beach, or enjoy a budget-friendly lunch or dinner
But Sydney is more than just a pretty face. It offers It’s a multicultural city full of people from all over the in one of our neighbouring suburbs.
countless business and career opportunities, world. So, it will feel like a home away from home,
it’s Australia’s financial and economic powerhouse, no matter where you’re from. And the best bit about
plus it’s a multicultural, global city. living in a multicultural city? The food. You can find Explore Sydney’s surroundings.
There’s always something to do in Sydney, and any food you want here. There’s Chinatown, Spice
Alley, Little Italy and an array of fresh food markets Sydney is all about the outdoors. And it’s more than
UNSW is right in the heart of it all. Come join in. just beaches.
all within easy reach.
Bring your appetite. You’ll need it. Grab a picnic and head to one of the beautiful public
parks for a barbecue with friends. Or if you’re up for
a daytrip or weekend adventure, the Blue Mountains
to the west of Sydney, the Royal National Park to
Jumpstart your career connections the south or stunning Palm Beach in the north are
in the business capital of Australia. great for a getaway. And of course, there are those
Sydney is home to more global firms than any other beautiful beaches to the east.
Australian city. And as a gateway to Asian economies, Fall in love with Sydney
you’ll find many valuable networking opportunities to international.unsw.edu.au/sydney-worlds-best
help you stand out in the global job market.
*Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index, 2019 **Economist Intelligence Unit Safe Cities Index 2019
Sydney Harbour Bridge during
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Crows Nest
Neutral Bay
Lane Cove River
North Sydney
Here’s a little
Watsons Bay
SYDNEY. ONE OF THE BEST.
taste of what
Taronga Zoo
Parramatta River
Sydney Harbour Bridge
you’ll find
in Sydney.
Millers Point
The Rocks
Pyrmont Woolloomooloo The best bits.
CBD
Sydney Centre Sydney is the 9th best
student city in the world.
Haymarket QS Best Student Cities, 2019
Darlinghurst
Glebe Central Station Sydney has an average of
236 days a year with sun.
Ultimo
UNSW Art & Design
31.7% of Sydney’s
Bondi population is born overseas.
Surry Hills
Bondi Junction There are over 100 beaches
in Sydney.
Bondi Beach
Moore Park There are over 250
Alexandria languages spoken
in Sydney.
The Sydney Harbour
Bridge is also called
“the coat hanger”.
Kensington
Randwick
The Sydney Opera House
CBD and South East hosts 40 events a week.
UNSW Sydney Light Rail Route
Coogee
Kingsford Coogee Beach
Kensington/Kingsford
Light Rail Route
Mascot
Kingsford-Smith
International Airport
Maro
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Live in the
SYDNEY. ONE OF THE BEST.
heart of it all.
UNSW has the best of Sydney right at its doorstep. The city
centre and its global businesses are just a short light rail trip
away. Or if you need a break from the books, the beaches
at Bondi and Coogee are not far from campus. Up for some
sightseeing? The famous Sydney Opera House and Sydney Sydney Centre
Harbour Bridge are so close you can see them as many times 20 minutes by bus
as you like. UNSW Bondi Junction
Plus, there are plenty of food options off-campus with China Art & Design 20 minutes by bus
Town, Thai Town, Spice Alley and more only a bus ride away.
10 minutes by bus
All this and more is easy to get to thanks to Sydney’s public
transport system. There are trains, buses, ferries and light rail
options at all hours of the day. And if you want to make the
most of this beautiful city, jumping on a bike or walking will
help you take it all in at your own pace.
Bondi Beach
20 minutes by car
But what about getting to the main campus? Easy. There’s a
new Light Rail network that’s making it even easier to get to
UNSW. Plus, there are 1,700 buses to and from Central station
every week. Randwick
Shopping Complex
Make the most of your time in Sydney.
discoversydney.com.au 10 minute walk
UNSW Canberra
3 hours by car
Sydney Airport
20 minutes by car
UNSW
Global
Coogee Beach
8 minutes by bus
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Scholarships.
International Scientia
Australia’s Global University Award
Coursework Scholarship
Non-financial benefits
Value Recipients of the award may also be offered
the following:
For the brightest
The scholarships will be offered as one of the
following: • Invitation to UNSW networking events
• Offer 1: Full tuition fee scholarship • Invitation to attend the Award Ceremony
WHERE GREAT MINDS COME TOGETHER
• Offer 2: A$20,000 per annum tuition fee
scholarship for the minimum duration of Selection criteria
minds.
the program Each applicant will be assessed on their ability to
demonstrate academic merit
Non-financial benefits
Recipients of the scholarship may also be offered
the following:
• Guaranteed ‘fast-track’ application and interview UNSW Global Academic Award
for on-campus accommodation at a UNSW
We offer a number of scholarships and sponsored awards to high achieving international Kensington College
students. If you are applying for an undergraduate coursework degree, our scholarships UNSW Global offers a range of academic
• Invitation to UNSW networking events and English language pathway programs to
and awards are a fantastic opportunity for you to gain financial support while studying.
• Guaranteed entry to the UNSW Professional international students who have just missed out
Development Program on direct entry into university.
• Ceremony to award the scholarship Students who successfully complete a UNSW
Global Foundation Studies program and intend to
Selection criteria progress to a UNSW bachelor degree are eligible
Each applicant will be assessed on their ability for the UNSW Global Academic Award.
to demonstrate:
• Academic merit Non-financial benefits
• Leadership skills (school, workplace Recipients of the Award may also be offered
or community) the following:
• E xtracurricular activities (sporting, cultural • Invitation to UNSW networking events
activities, volunteer/work experience)
• Invitation to attend the Award Ceremony
• Reasons for undertaking studies at UNSW
Selection criteria
Each applicant will be assessed on their ability to
demonstrate academic merit
My scholarship has given me a platform to focus Find a scholarship that supports and
more on my studies and obtain a marketing recognises your potential!
internship which is relevant to my course and thus
adds significant value to my overall profile. Visit scholarships.unsw.edu.au to see the full
– range of scholarships available.
Saurabh Kaura, For more information on eligibility and how
Master of Commerce - International to apply refer to page 107 or
Business, Economics & Finance scholarships.unsw.edu.au
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Established in 2018, the
Founders Program has seen
Innovative
some outstanding results
20,000+ individuals have
participated in entrepreneurial
thinkers.
activities and events organised
by the Founders Program team
WHERE GREAT MINDS COME TOGETHER
400+ startups and teams supported
World-class 230+ mentors engaged as advisors
to startup entrepreneurs
researchers. 20+ Hackathons with industry
partners and faculty
43% of our startups have female
co-founders compared to the
industry average of 23%
We transform clever ideas and research
discoveries into successful innovations to benefit
Your entrepreneurial
society, the economy and future generations. journey starts here.
We conduct research across a wide range of areas, investing One of the country’s largest UNSW offers Australia’s most comprehensive
where we believe we can make the biggest difference, such as: research communities with university entrepreneurship program graduating
• S
olar power (photovoltaics): We broke the record for approximately 4,500 dedicated the highest number of Australian startup
the conversion efficiency of a silicon solar cell, and we are research students. founders. You will be primed for future success
home to one of the world’s fastest solar-powered cars. by developing entrepreneurial confidence
throughout your student experience – both
• C
lean drinking water: We created membrane filtration
technology to filter water that is now used in taps The Torch Innovation Precinct within your studies and through involvement
around the world. brings together industry, with the specialist UNSW Founders Program.
entrepreneurs, investors, and The Founders Program fast-tracked our
• Recycling: We have revolutionised recycling by policy makers from around the UNSW Founders is a university-wide program available growth by putting us in touch with industry
delivering critically needed innovations to help manage world. These networks allow to students, staff and alumni. It is designed to embed experts and mentors that have been crucial
the world’s waste. us to facilitate the transition entrepreneurial skills and knowledge into your to our product development and business
from innovation to research and university experience, while also supporting exceptional strategy. We've gained not only exposure to the
• Population Ageing: We are developing economic and
development to realisation. entrepreneurial talent. startup industry as a whole, but it has made us
health policy frameworks for government and industry
think more globally and aspire to expand into
to sustainably manage this global challenge.
An inclusive mindset underpins the development and the larger US market in the future. The funding,
• H
IV/AIDS: Since diagnosing Australia’s first case of office space and resources provided have been
12 Australian Research Council delivery of UNSW Founders wide-ranging initiatives
HIV, we have been involved in the development of every invaluable to us succeeding on our journey.
Centres of Excellence. which aim to inspire, nurture and educate everyone,
existing antiretroviral HIV drug. –
whether you’re completely new to entrepreneurship,
Vanessa Zhao
• T
he world’s first quantum computer: Using silicon, or an experienced founder. With one-on-one coaching,
Co-founder, Yellowbox
we are one of the global leaders in the race to build a interactive workshops, pre-accelerator and accelerator
UNSW Founders 10x Accelerator,
quantum computer. programs, and access to cutting-edge facilities,
Cohort 4, 2019
UNSW Founders clearly signposted journey can take
you from foundational classes in entrepreneurial
mindset right through to launching your startup into
the global marketplace.
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Experience
a taste of
WHERE GREAT MINDS COME TOGETHER
UNSW Sydney.
Young Entrepreneurs & Leaders Program
UNSW is a leading entrepreneurial university,
with one of the biggest student start-up programs
in Australia. Whether you're completely new to
entrepreneurship, or already experienced, you can
take advantage of a range of initiatives including
the Founders Program, the 10x Accelerator and the
Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Within UNSW Global, the Young Entrepreneurs & Leaders
Program is designed to instil you with key leadership and
entrepreneurial skills, including innovation, creativity,
and persuasiveness.
The 10-day program will help you to get a head-start in
developing global entrepreneurial and leadership solutions,
while experiencing first-hand the teaching approach at
UNSW and the culture in Sydney.
For more information, visit unsw.global/yelp
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Your pathway UNSW Global
pathways
Explore UNSW Global’s
three unique, market-
leading university
pathways and a range of
options
other programs that can
help you achieve your
academic and career goals.
for success.
PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS
Pathway 1*
High school Foundation Studies
Year 11/12 Programs
• Prepare for life at university
in Australia
• Build your proficiency
Foundation Studies in English and
academic subjects
• Create your pathway to a
UNSW Sydney successful career through a
Why study at Who is it for?
Students who want to study a bachelors degree Undergraduate degree, Year 1
UNSW bachelors degree
UNSW Global? but have missed out on direct entry because they
haven’t finished high school, their qualifications are
not recognised, they have not met the entry criteria,
or they need some additional English tuition.
If you do not meet the entry requirements Diploma Programs
Pathway 2*
for UNSW, you can choose from multiple Progression to UNSW
• Fast-track to Second Year of
pathway options that will help you get into a When you successfully complete your pathway your UNSW bachelors degree
bachelors degree at UNSW Sydney - one of program, and meet the grade point average (GPA) Receive two qualifications:
the world’s top 50 universities. and English language requirements, you will gain High school •
a Diploma and a Degree
QS World University Rankings, 2020 entry to your chosen UNSW bachelors degree. If Year 12 • Study Business, Computer
you are studying Foundation Studies and do not Science, Engineering or
meet the GPA required to enter first year, you may Science
What is a pathway? have the option to complete a Diploma Program
Pathway programs are tailored for international
before progressing to second year at UNSW. Diploma
students and prepare you for success at University.*
UNSW Global pathways^ include Foundation
Studies Programs, Diploma Programs and English UNSW Sydney
Language Courses. These programs and courses
Undergraduate degree, Year 2
are designed to give you the academic knowledge English Language Courses
and English language skills needed to meet the
• Prepare for academic
entry requirements to a university degree, while
UNSW Foundation Studies will help excellence
making your transition into UNSW Sydney as
me gain direct entry into the bachelors • Get a head start on your
smooth as possible.
degree in Commerce & Information global career
Systems, which will help start my career. • Build your English
- skills for entry into
Sahel Mohammed Diploma and Foundation
Students who become Australian permanent residents or Australian
*
India Studies Programs, and
citizens during a Diploma Program will be subject to additional An English pathway may be required prior to commencing your
*
competitive processes for entry to a UNSW Sydney degree program. Foundation Studies program. For more information, see page 108. On completion of UNSW bachelors and
UNSW Global Pty Limited (ABN 62 086 418 582) delivers UNSW
a Foundation Studies Program, if the GPA requirements are not masters degrees
Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs on behalf of UNSW Sydney met, students may be eligible to study a Diploma Program and then
under UNSW CRICOS Provider Code 00098G. progress to second year of their chosen UNSW degree.
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Why complete a Foundation
Studies will get
Pathway Program?
PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS
you there.
UNSW Global’s Foundation Studies program
can help you meet the academic and English
entry requirements for a bachelor degree at
Over 85% of students from our Foundation Studies programs progress to university. UNSW Sydney.
The program is for you, if you:
• Have completed at least 11 years of schooling or
finished high school.
• Just missed out on entry to a UNSW Sydney
Over 30,000 University experience Over 30 years of degree or diploma program.
students have completed our with lectures and tutorials, experience preparing • Want to study at UNSW.
Foundation Studies Programs, for an easy transition to students for university.
enjoying success at university university learning.
and in their careers.
1st Small classes Expert teachers
Foundation Program with up to 20 students who are committed and We have a range of programs depending
in Australia. per class so you receive experienced in teaching on your academic and English language
individual attention. international students, levels. To find out which program you are
in an engaging and eligible for, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/
supportive manner. foundation
Enjoy Foundation Studies supportive learning experience for students through: Scholarships
Scholarships of up to A$7,500 are available
for Foundation Studies programs for high
Assisted Academic Social achieving students. For more information, visit
learning support support unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/scholarships
Personalised English language Ongoing Peer Social clubs The Foundation Studies Standard, Standard Plus and Extended programs meet
Study clubs the requirements for Foundation Programs which have been registered on CRICOS
learning support Assessments support and societies
for delivery in Australia to overseas students providing an academic preparation
for seeking entry to first year undergraduate study or its equivalent. UNSW
Global (CRICOS Provider Code:10120K). Foundation Studies Programs (CRICOS
Provider Code 00098G), Transition Program (CRICOS Course Code 060623E),
Standard Foundation Studies Program (CRICOS Course Code 000725G), Standard
Plus Foundation Studies Program (CRICOS Course Code 019277D), Extended
Foundation Studies Program (CRICOS Course Code 095626B)
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UNSW Diploma
PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS
Programs
Successfully complete a A UNSW Diploma in Business, Computer Science, Engineering
Diploma and progress to or Science provides you with a fast track to success.
second year of a Bachelor A Diploma is equivalent to the first year of a UNSW bachelors
Degree in: degree. The programs have been designed as an alternative
path for international students who have just missed out on
• Bachelor of Commerce
direct entry to a UNSW degree. Successfully completing the
• Bachelor of Economics 12-month program will allow you to progress into second year
• Bachelor of Engineering of a UNSW bachelors degree in Business, Computer Science,
(Honours) Engineering or Science.
• Bachelor of Science As a Diploma student you will:
(Computer Science) • Graduate at the same time as your friends at UNSW
• Bachelor of Science • Take equivalent courses and assessments as
first year students so you are ready for success in
the degree program
For a full list of specialisations
and for more information visit • Enjoy smaller tutorial classes and have access to additional
unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/ free tutoring and consultation
diplomas • Access the same facilities and resources as first year
undergraduate students
• Earn two UNSW Sydney qualifications by the time you
complete your degree - a Diploma and a Bachelors Degree.
Scholarships of up to A$7,500 are available for
Diploma Programs for high achieving students.
For more information, visit
unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/scholarships
Note: Diploma in Business students must achieve an average of 60% across all Diploma academic courses to be guaranteed entry into Second Year at UNSW. Students studying a
Diploma in Computer Science, Engineering or Science must achieve a pass across all Diploma courses to be guaranteed entry into Second Year at UNSW.
Diploma in Business CRICOS Course Code 102394F, Diploma in Computer Science CRICOS Course Code 102393G, Diploma in Engineering CRICOS Course Code 095863M,
Diploma in Science CRICOS Course Code 095862A
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Places to live.
Room to grow.
CAMPUS LIFE
The Kensington Colleges
UNSW has among the largest student housing capacity in Sydney with award-winning
accommodation on and off campus. Live within walking distance of your lecture halls, meet
people from around the world, and make lifelong friends. Alternatively, find your own home
in the neighbouring Eastern Suburbs or by the beach.
Accommodation at UNSW Private accommodation options Temporary accommodation
Colleges Rental property If you haven’t confirmed your university
Colleges provide a choice of full board, There are many private rental properties in the accommodation before you arrive, we recommend
partially catered, and self-catered suburbs surrounding UNSW. Costs vary according you allow three to four weeks before classes begin
accommodation. There is also a range of to the number of bedrooms, the condition and to look for private housing, settle in, and attend
gender-specific options including male only, location. When renting, you usually sign a six orientation sessions. Be sure to book short-term
female only, and mixed male and female or 12 month lease and pay rent in advance accommodation first, then look for long-term options
accommodation. Most colleges cater for dietary plus a security deposit called a bond. You can in person. Short-term accommodation can include
requirements like halal, kosher and vegetarian. rent a furnished or unfurnished property and private hotels, motels, hostels, lodges or furnished
generally there will be additional expenses such apartments ranging from A$45 to A$300 per day.
as electricity, gas, telephone and Wi-Fi. Costs
Apartments vary but usually range from A$250 – A$350 per
Apartments offer independent-style living for student per week in a shared house or apartment. Private student housing assistance
undergraduates, postgraduates, couples, and UNSW’s International Student Housing Assistance
families with children. There are apartments on (ISHA) team can help you look for temporary or
and off campus and costs vary depending on the Homestay (full board and room-only) private accommodation if UNSW accommodation
number of rooms and the location. Homestay options include full board and single isn’t available when you apply. The service is available
room-only accommodation. Full board usually at the start of each term. For more information, visit
You should organise your university
includes a furnished room, use of facilities in the student.unsw.edu.au/housing-assistance
accommodation early as places book up
private home of a family or single person, plus
quickly. Go to accommodation.unsw.edu.au
breakfast and dinner. Some also include bed
for information about accommodation on the
linen, a laundry service and weekly room cleaning. Under 18s
UNSW Campus.
Single room-only homestays include a furnished Arrangements must be made for students under
room, and gas and electricity expenses in the rent. 18 years of age. These requirements are in line with
You will be responsible for buying your own food, Australian Government regulations for the care and
cooking, cleaning, laundry and telephone costs. welfare of international students under 18. For more
Costs vary but usually range from A$250 - A$350 information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/visa18
per student per week. Search our database of
locally listed private properties at
studystays.unsw.edu.au
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Private bathroom Weekly rate Private bathroom Weekly rate
Colleges Configuration Catering Internet Apartments Configuration Catering Internet
(ensuite) (2020) (Ensuite) (2020)
University Terraces Studio and Self catered Wi-Fi Yes From A$433.65
The Kensington Colleges: Basser, Single rooms Fully catered – Wi-Fi Ensuites in some rooms, A$532.45
Stylish, affordable and 1-bedroom per apartment
Philip Baxter and Goldstein 19 meals shared unisex for others (shared bathroom)
modern, the Terraces are a apartments
Made up of the three per week
self-sufficient style of living
residentialcolleges — Basser, A$587.15
at the heart of UNSW. Find bars,
Baxter and Goldstein — you’ll (ensuite room)
cafés, and a supermarket right at
find a strong sense of community
your doorstep.
and a vibrant social life.
Barker Street Apartments Studio, 2, 3 and Self catered Wi-Fi No – shared unisex From A$340.10
Fig Tree Hall Single rooms Fully catered – Wi-Fi Yes A$586.65 Five-bedroom apartments offer a 5-bedroom per student
A multi-faith and multicultural 19 meals (ensuite room) private room with common living apartments
college with strong academic per week spaces. There are also options
support. In respect for a for families, couples and people
multitude of faiths the college needing wheelchair access.
is alcohol-free and features
both gender segregated and Mulwarree Apartments 5-bedroom Self catered Wi-Fi No – shared unisex A$304.40
Located approximately 1.5 kilometres apartments per student
mixed floors.
from UNSW, Mulwarree offers a short
commute to classes but a reasonable
UNSW Hall Single rooms Partially catered – Wi-Fi No – shared unisex A$395.75
CAMPUS LIFE
distance for people who want a
Drawing students from around breakfast and dinner (shared bathroom)
distinct life at home.
the world and Australia, this
is a place to broaden your High Street Apartments 1 and 2-bedroom Self catered Wi-Fi Yes From A$495
understanding of others in a Located across the road from apartments per apartment
close and active community, with UNSW at Gate 9, this strikes the
many optional events. perfect balance for families or
couples. Preference is generally
Colombo House Single rooms Self catered Wi-Fi Yes A$436.65 given to couples and families
This is the only college to give (ensuite room) with children.
you the freedom to cook your
New College Village Single-room Optional catering Wi-Fi Yes A$403 per
own meals, but still be part of
Quality, fully furnished, air- apartments and wired apartment,
college events and social life.
conditioned secure accommodation and studios A$443 per studio
for postgraduates and selected
Creston College Single rooms Fully catered – Wi-Fi Private ensuite A$410
undergraduates on lower campus.
Provides accommodation for up to 21 meals bathroom in some (shared bathroom)
25 undergraduate and postgraduate per week rooms, shared UNSW Village 1-bedroom studios Self catered Wi-Fi Ensuite bathrooms in A$310.70 –
full-time female students. bathrooms for others A$445 A range of fully furnished, and and wired some rooms, shared A$489.20
(ensuite room) stylish and contemporary 1 to 8-bedroom unisex bathrooms per student
apartments conveniently located apartments for others
International House Single rooms Fully catered – Wi-Fi No – shared unisex A$287.35 on campus.
A cross-cultural college with 21 meals (shared bathroom)
UniLodge @ UNSW Studio and Self catered Wi-Fi Ensuite bathrooms in A$442 – A$580
a mix of international and per week
Only 10 minutes from UNSW 2 to 5-bedroom and wired some rooms, shared per student
domestic students in their senior
Kensington Campus, with a apartments bathrooms for others
undergraduate or postgraduate
choice of fully furnished studio
studies. Cultural, social and
and shared serviced apartments
sporting activities add to the
with 24-hour security and a
supportive environment.
live-in manager.
New College Single rooms Fully catered – Wi-Fi Private ensuite A$465 Accommodation costs are subject to change and are indicative only.
New College is well-known for 21 meals and wired bathroom in some (shared bathroom)
its vibrant community, academic per week rooms, shared single-
excellence, pastoral care and sex bathrooms for A$522 Living on campus compared to living off campus
Christian Foundations. Welcomes others (ensuite room)
UNSW owned and/or affiliated Independent
students of all denominations.
UNSW Apartment UNSW College Share house One bedroom
Shalom College Single rooms Fully catered – Wi-Fi Ensuite rooms and A$487
Set-up costs A$0 A$0 A$3,000 A$3,700
Warm and friendly, diverse, 19 meals rooms with shared (shared bathroom)
Bond, furniture, utility
multicultural community per week single-sex bathrooms
connections etc
open to undergrad and available A$557
postgrad students. (ensuite room) Accommodation per week A$290 to A$580* A$280 to A$600* A$250 to A$350 A$470 to A$650
Internet A$0 A$0 A$20 to A$55 A$20 to A$55
Warrane College Single rooms Fully catered – Wi-Fi Shared bathrooms A$460 Gas and electricity A$0 A$0 A$35 to A$140 A$35 to A$140
Open to male students at UNSW. 21 meals and wired (shared bathroom)
per week Food (groceries and eating out) A$80 to A$280 A$10 to A$50 A$80 to A$280 A$80 to A$280
A$600 Transport to university A$0 A$0 A$40 A$40
(ensuite room)
Weekly total A$370 to A$860* A$290 to A$650 A$425 to A$865 A$645 to A$1,165
Total annual cost A$19,240 to A$44,720* A$12,760 to A$28,600* A$22,100 to A$44,980 A$33,540 to A$60,580
Accommodation costs are subject to change and are indicative only.
52 weeks 44 weeks 52 weeks 52 weeks
Living costs are indicative only and will vary based on the location, number of people you live with and the condition of the housing.
For more information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/approximate-weekly-costs and studyinaustralia.gov.au/global/live-in-australia/living-costs
*Costs will vary depending on the type of accommodation and catering offered.
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Social activities
Make the most of your time here and see
A place to make
some of Australia’s natural wonders, take
a weekend trip to the Blue Mountains, the
Royal National Park or Hunter Valley, go
whale-watching, surfing and more.
new friends.
Religious centre
We welcome students from all religious
backgrounds to our interfaith religious centre.
Chaplains conduct services and studies and
offer spiritual counselling.
CAMPUS LIFE
Staying safe
UNSW has a village atmosphere that will make you feel at home.
Student safety is our number one priority.
We provide 24/7 security services and have an
app to help: StaySafe@UNSW. Get the details at
international.unsw.edu.au/life-at-unsw
UNSW Library lawn
Campus life
Walk to the beach. Tram to the city. Hang out
on campus.
Campus facilities
You’ll find dozens of cafes and restaurants, banks,
ATMs, a post office, supermarket, food cooperative,
pharmacy, medical centre, dentist, libraries, a
fitness and aquatic centre, sports fields and courts!
Study areas
We’ve got indoor computer labs and outdoor
study areas so you can find the right vibe to suit
your study style. Our outdoor areas have power
outlets to charge your devices, and our whole
campus has free Wi-Fi.
Student Association, Clubs
and Societies
Arc is our student association run by students for
students. With over 300 clubs and societies, you’ll
find a group that’s right for you! Get amongst it.
Visit arc.unsw.edu.au
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We’re here
for you -
CAMPUS LIFE
every step
of the way.
Our students tell us we are one of the friendliest universities in
Australia with many support services you can rely on. We have
a range of support and development services to assist you from
the time you arrive through to your graduation.
Arrival support Making friends and settling in International Student Advisors Academic Support
From picking you up at the airport, running new New students can apply to be matched with a UNSW’s International Student Advisors are always As a UNSW Sydney student, you will have
arrival workshops, and taking you on campus Cultural Mentor before they arrive in Australia. here to help you with personalised advice and access to free online resources, academic
tours, our dedicated International Student Your Cultural Mentor could be an international or information about all aspects of your university skills workshops, individual consultations with
Welcome Centre will make sure you feel welcome, Australian student. The program introduces new life, your student visa, your wellbeing, and your Academic Language & Learning Facilitators,
safe and well connected. international students to a senior student ‘buddy’ academic performance. Advisors also run our exam preparation advice, and more. UNSW has
who will answer questions about UNSW and Under-18 Care Program, supporting younger a dedicated Learning and Careers Support Hub,
Sydney before you arrive. After you arrive, you can students throughout their study. located right in the middle of campus, which caters
meet up with your mentor to learn about Australian to all students’ academic support needs.
culture, customs, and being a student at UNSW. For more information, visit
student.unsw.edu.au/international For more information, visit
UNSW has many other mentoring programs in student.unsw.edu.au/skills
faculties and the wider university community.
There are also a number of Cultural Transition
programs including Culture of Oz, the Language
Exchange Program, the Discussion Group
and more.
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Gain an
international
perspective as part
Studying abroad as part of your UNSW 300+ exchange partners
degree will not only enhance your UNSW offers many opportunities for overseas
time here but will give you invaluable study, short programs and interning through
life experience. Go immerse yourself hundreds of leading universities and companies
in another culture, expose yourself to across Asia, North America, Europe and South
of your degree.
new and different perspectives, build America. You may be taken out of your comfort
connections with people on the other zone, but the challenges will empower you to
side of the world. Just go. We promise develop greater self-awareness and cross-cultural
competencies, establish global professional
YOUR UNSW EXPERIENCE
it will be nothing short of life changing.
networks and make lasting international friendships.
Iceland >
Every student should apply
Experiences are as brief as a two-week study
UK > tour or as long as a year of exchange. There are
Ireland > even scholarships to help you get there. One of the
benefits of the UNSW academic calendar is the
< Canada < Europe flexibility to choose a program that is right
Austria, Belgium, Croatia, for you. Credit is available for many of our
Czech Republic, Denmark,
overseas programs.
Finland, France, Germany,
Italy, Netherlands, < Japan Start planning your experience at
< USA Norway, Spain, Sweden,
< Republic of Korea unsw.edu.au/exchange
Switzerland
< China
< Taiwan, China
< Mexico < Hong Kong, China
India >
< Thailand
< Vietnam
< Malaysia
< Colombia < Singapore
< Indonesia
Exchange gave me the opportunity to study,
explore and live overseas. I knew that by going on
exchange I would have to learn to be independent,
flexible and open minded. It definitely lived up to
everything I thought it would be. UNSW was an
easy choice for me because initially I didn’t really
< South Africa know what to study, but the broad double degree
options available made it easier to find my degree
< Chile
and combine it with an overseas exchange.
New Zealand > –
Linda Truong, Bachelor of Science
< Argentina
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Make your
Planning your study.
The UNSW Academic Calendar allows you to shape your study to suit your needs, giving you the opportunity to
pursue the experiences you want to have both in and outside the classroom.
studies work Standard load option
The standard study load is eight courses per year spread over three terms.
for you.
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Term 1 3 courses 3 courses 3 courses
Sean
Term 2 3 courses 2 courses 3 courses Graduation
Term 3 2 courses 3 courses 2 courses
The innovative UNSW3+ academic calendar gives you the flexibility to choose your own study plan.
YOUR UNSW EXPERIENCE
UNSW3+ features three standard 10-week teaching terms plus an optional five-week summer term. You only need to
enrol once annually which allows you to fully plan your entire academic year.
A standard study load is 8 courses (48 Units of Credit) per year spread over three terms.
Experiences student option
With UNSW3+ you can schedule a lighter study load of just two courses during the term to suit your needs or
Flexibility to undertake for-credit experiences such as exchange and Work Integrated Learning (WIL).
undertake a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Experience Term for credit as part of your degree. You can also complete
nine courses per year to free up time for an extracurricular internship or pick up an additional course in the summer Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
term if you just want to get ahead.
Term 1 2 courses 3 courses 2 courses
Tami
Term 2 3 courses 3 courses WIL Term^ Graduation
Term 3 3 courses Exchange* 3 courses
The major benefits of the UNSW 3+ academic calendar are:
tudying a maximum of three courses per term ensures
S
you have time to gain deeper knowledge of each subject.
lexibility to get involved in activities outside of your
F Early finisher option
studies, to undertake a Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Experience Term, or build your networks through an Overload to finish one term early in September of Year 3.
extracurricular internship to enhance your employability.
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
etter alignment with international university calendars
B
Term 1 3 courses 3 courses 3 courses
so you can add global experiences into your studies Codie
more easily.
The 3+ Academic Calendar enables Term 2 3 courses 3 courses 3 courses
In 2021, a number of degrees will have three international students to have more time and
intakes - Term 1 (February), Term 2 (June) and flexibility to focus on other commitments, Term 3 3 courses 3 courses Graduation
Term 3 (September). such as job hunting, internships and
volunteering. It’s not as overwhelming as
Check the UNSW Degree Finder at degrees.unsw.edu.au
other calendars where you might need to
for up-to-date information on UNSW Degrees and their
take five courses in one semester.
term intake.
–
The UNSW3+ calendar dates for 2021 and beyond can be Jackie Wu,
found at student.unsw.edu.au/calendar Bachelor of Computer Science
The above examples are based on a standard 3 year degree. Study options available may vary depending on your specific degree requirements.
*To maintain full time status at UNSW while on exchange, you need to transfer back 24 Units of Credit per half year.
^The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Experience Term enables you to undertake a real-world placement or project for credit toward your degree.
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Design and making, art and Art & Design p 42 Graphic design, drawing,
Start here Start here
culture, creative technologies animation, photography,
textiles, filmmaking
Study International cultures and
societies, politics and
philosophy, education, social
media and news stories
Arts & Social
Sciences
p 46 Languages, English, history,
music, debating, storytelling,
activism, social sciences Study
what you Architecture and outdoor
spaces, environmental
challenges, sustainable
Built
Environment
p 56 Design and technology,
geography, building and
construction, landscaping,
what you’re
WHAT CAN I STUDY
love. good at.
and liveable cities, making model making
and building
Banking and finance, UNSW p 62 Business studies,
leadership and social economics, technology,
Business
impact, entrepreneurship problem solving and
and startups, app and web School innovation, data and analytics
development, business
and investment
Renewable energy, coding Engineering p 68 Mathematics, technology,
and computing, food software design, science,
and health sustainability, coding and robotics,
aerospace and future vehicles problem solving
Debating, global and Law p 78 History, English, legal
environmental challenges, studies, debating,
world news and politics, social sciences
human rights and activism,
criminology and justice
Health and wellbeing, Medicine p 84 Science, mathematics,
medical research and sports and exercise
diagnosis, disaster relief,
exercise therapy
Climate change, the universe Science p 88 Mathematics, science,
and exploration, data and researching, experimenting,
technology, experimentation exploring nature
and discoveries
40 41Graphics Studios,
Paddington Campus
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Art &
Design
ART & DESIGN
Build confidence in your creativity. Supported by our
open community, you will become ready for a thriving
creative career.
Top ranking in Art & Design
Immerse yourself in Australia’s top creative
faculty* - where you will develop future-proofed
creative, conceptual and professional skills in an
interdisciplinary environment.
Connected to industry
Belong to our world-class creative community. Take
Career outcomes
up professional experience opportunities with over
1,000 industry partners and graduate as part of our Advertising executives Curators Interactive designers
celebrated graduate network.
Animators Designers Jewellery designers
Artists Digital media designers Media specialists
Dedicated creative community
Become a groundbreaking maker on our creative Arts journalists Film and television producers Researchers
campus in Paddington, which gives access to an
Arts managers Furniture designers Textile designers
unmatched array of studios, workshops, digital labs
and expert support staff. Communication specialists Gallerists UX designers
Contemporary artists Graphic designers VR specialists
*UNSW is the only institution to consistently be rated well above world
standard in the field of Creative Arts and Writing in the Australian Creative arts teachers Illustrators 3D visualisation specialists
Research Council’s, Excellence in Research Reports.
Creative directors Industrial designers
42 43Bachelor of Design Bachelor of Fine Arts
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Program code 4822 With a future-focused, studio-based and Career opportunities Program code 4821 The Bachelor of Fine Arts enables you to Double degree options:
research-led approach, the Bachelor of Graphics, media, interaction and digital design, develop your creative skills and knowledge. • Advanced Science (Hons)
CRICOS code 097695F CRICOS code 097696E
Design will equip you with the knowledge communications, branding and advertising, Taught by our internationally-recognised • Arts
Duration 3 years and skills to understand how design-led user experience design, design management, Duration 3 years staff of artists and scholars, you will be • Commerce
(+ 1 year Honours option) solutions enable people to perform at consulting and strategy, social innovation (+ 1 year Honours option) able to develop your independent artistic • Education (Secondary)
their best. In this degree you will integrate and entrepreneurship, app development, data • Law
Entry February and Entry February, June and practice in a rigorous and supportive
digital and physical production, critical visualisation and immersive design, design and • Science
September September community of artists and thinkers.
media studios, object, furniture and lighting
thinking, emerging technologies, design
Estimated first year design, film, television, and digital production, Estimated first year Two distinct majors are available
research and entrepreneurship. design for exhibitions, stage and events, design
tuition A$37,440 tuition A$37,440 allowing you to focus on Studio Practice
teaching and academia, jewellery design,
Units of credit (per year/ Units of credit (per year/ or Art Theory.
Studio specialisations packaging, illustration and publishing, textile,
total) 48/144 fashion and costume design. total) 48/144
Choose two of the following disciplines to
Assumed knowledge None specialise in: Assumed knowledge None
3D Visualisation | Delve into the computer-
Double degree options:
• Commerce
Structure
generated world learning key technologies such
as virtual reality systems. • Education (Secondary) Studio Practice Major Art Theory Major
Core Studio • Media (PR & Advertising)
(6 courses) Object | Bring together ceramic, furniture and Structure Structure
+ jewellery design to explore materiality, form Core Studio Core Studio
Studio Specialisation and practice. (6 courses) (6 courses)
(8 courses) + +
+ Experience | Explore the way people experience and Studio Specialisation Art Theory Major
History & Theory interact with space and design for fields such as (6 courses) (10 courses)
(4 courses) exhibitions, events and performing arts. + +
+ History & Theory Elective & General Education
Professional Practice/Experience Graphics | Engage with the manipulation of image (4 courses) (8 courses)
(2 courses) and type for applications including publications, +
+ visual identity and digital spaces. Elective & General Education
Elective & General Education (8 courses) Study themes
(4 courses) Interaction | Learn to design interactive • Art and Embodiment
experiences for digital systems, products, • Art and Institutions
I chose my degree because it gave me Studio specialisations • Art, Media and Technology
websites, environments and services preparing
ART & DESIGN
Choose two of the following disciplines to specialise in: • Local and Global Art
for a career in User Experience (UX). the chance to combine multiple areas of
Drawing | Learn the formal, material and conceptual possibilities of
design and explore the exciting spaces contemporary drawing practice.
Textiles | Advance the rich histories of textiles to Career opportunities
form an experimental practice in textile design, in between. It’s given me so much Arts and cultural management, policymaking and administration,
wearable art, costume and fashion design. confidence as a professional designer. Painting | Engage with painting as a formal, material and galleries, libraries, archives and museums, creative direction,
conceptual practice. planning and production, art and design criticism, communications
–
and journalism, cultural and creative research and scholarship,
Forough Najarbehbahani, Printmaking | Gain diverse technical skills across etching, multi-platform publishing and distribution, curatorship, festival, event
Bachelor of Design lithography, relief-printing, screen-printing and digital imaging. and museum management, design thinking and management, public
programming and engagement, entrepreneurship, strategy, creative
Photography | Develop diverse and transferable photographic skills social enterprise and startups.
across digital and analogue processes.
Bachelor of Media Arts Sculpture | Engage with sculptural, spatial and social possibilities of
contemporary art.
Program code 4813 This is a ground-breaking degree 3D Visualisation | Delve into the computer- Moving Image | Explore contemporary approaches to video art, short
introduced to meet industry demand for generated world learning key technologies such film, audio-visual composition and installation.
CRICOS code 097694G as virtual reality systems.
creative practitioners who can work across
Duration 3 years a range of emerging media technologies.
Moving Image | Explore contemporary
Career opportunities
(+ 1 year Honours option) You will be taught by accomplished, active
approaches to video art, short film, audio-visual Contemporary art practice including commercial gallery
Entry February, June and media artists, producers and theorists, composition and installation. representation, public funding and commissioned work, art direction
September creating your work in some of the world’s and advertising, arts and cultural administration and policymaking,
best labs and studios. arts education and training, arts writing, publishing and criticism,
Estimated first year Career opportunities
commercial and news photography, curating and artistic program
tuition A$37,440 Animation design and production, video, online
management in galleries, museums, festivals and public spaces,
Units of credit (per year/ Studio specialisations and mobile media, interaction, user experience
exhibition planning, design and installation, entertainment, digital
and related environments, game development
total) 48/144 Choose two of the following disciplines to media and technology industries, theatre, film and television
and production, digital publishing, advertising and
specialise in: production, site activation and public art.
Assumed knowledge None communications, digital strategy, film, television,
Animation | Develop skills and knowledge across online and mobile production, multi-platform
contemporary animation processes. media development and production, production
Structure
Core Studio management and development, sound design,
Visual Effects | Explore contemporary potentials composition and production, scientific imaging
(4 courses)
of animated media from visual effects to motion and visualisation, media strategy and planning,
+
capture and encoded media. entrepreneurship, innovation and media startups.
Studio Specialisation
(6 courses)
Sound | Create media artworks using
+ Double degree options:
sound-based techniques and processes in studio
History & Theory • Computer Science
and acoustic environments.
(4 courses) • Education (Secondary)
+
Professional Practice/Experience
(2 courses)
+
Elective & General Education
(8 courses)
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