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This information is correct as at 21/11/2017. For the most up-to-date course information, visit

https://www.student.qut.edu.au/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=IF06&courseID=31437. CRICOS No.00213J

Diploma in Creative Industries

Year 2017

QUT code IF06

CRICOS 081617G

Duration(full-timeinternational)

1 year

OP 14

Rank 70

International fee(indicative)

2017: $9587 per studyperiod (48 credit points)

Total creditpoints

96

Credit pointsfull-time sem.

48

CourseCoordinator

Dr Annetta Spathis([email protected])

DisciplineCoordinator

[email protected]

International Subjectprerequisites

English●

You must have achieved this study at alevel comparable to Australian Year 12 orin recognised post-secondary studies.

Minimum EnglishrequirementsStudents must meet the Englishproficiency requirements.

IELTS (International English LanguageTesting System)

Speaking 5.0

Writing 5.0

Reading 5.0

Listening 5.0

Overall 5.5

DescriptionThe Diploma in Creative Industries(previous title: University Diploma inCreative Industries), which has intakes forinternational students in February, Juneand October, is primarily a pathway forentry to bachelor degrees within CreativeIndustries, with the Bachelor of CreativeIndustries KK33 being the most prevalentcourse progression pathway. Studentsgain coherent and integrated theoretical,technical and practical knowledge withemphasis on developing technical,analytical, decision-making, problemsolving, teamwork and communicationskills in well-defined, structuredenvironments and with real worldapplication.

In this program, students study six facultyunits as well as two units ofCommunication which have beendesigned to support their other units.Small lectures and tutorials, additionalworkshops and the support of Languageand Welfare Advisers provide anexcellent learning environment.

Course CompletionStudents must obtain at least a grade of 4(Pass) in all units.

ProgressionStudents who successful complete theDiploma of Creative Industries andachieve a GPA of 4.0 will receive oneyear's advanced standing and beguaranteed a place in one of theavailable bachelor programs from theCreative Industries Faculty.

96 credit points of advanced standingwith:

4 semesters to complete:

Sample StructureSemesters

Semester One●

Semester Two●

Note●

Code Title

Semester One

DED202Introducing DesignHistory

KKD102Creative Industries:Making Connections

KVD104Photomedia andArtistic Practice

QCD110ProfessionalCommunication 1

Semester Two

KCD103Strategic SpeechCommunication

KKD101Creative Industries:People and Practices

KTD101The SuccessfulCreative Life


Note

BSD126 Marketing

(Recommended for B Entertainment; BMass Communication)

Can replace either KTD101 or DED202

SemestersSemester One●

Semester Two●

Semester Three●

Code Title

Semester One

DED202Introducing DesignHistory

KVD104Photomedia andArtistic Practice


Semester Two

KKD101Creative Industries:People and Practices

KKD102Creative Industries:Making Connections


Semester Three

https://www.student.qut.edu.au/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=IF06&courseID=31437

Diploma in Creative Industries



KTD101The SuccessfulCreative Life

KCD103Strategic SpeechCommunication



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https://www.student.qut.edu.au/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=DE42&courseID=31431. CRICOS No.00213J

Bachelor of Design (Honours)

Year 2017

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

Campus Gardens Point

Domestic fee(indicative)

2017: CSP $9000 peryear full-time (96 creditpoints)


2017: $29900 per yearfull-time (96 credit points)

Total creditpoints

384


48

Start months February

Int. Start Months February

CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design



Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5



https://www.student.qut.edu.au/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=DE42&courseID=31431

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Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Architectural Studies)

Year 2017

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 7

Rank 87

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48



Deferment You can defer your offerand postpone the start ofyour course for one year.

CourseCoordinator



Dr Anoma KumarasuriyarPhone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected]

Domestic AssumedknowledgeBefore you start this course we assumeyou have sound knowledge in theseareas

English●

We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA).



Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5

Additional CostsThere are requirements that you will needto meet as a student in this course.Information is available from theAdditional course requirements andcosts website.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Master of Design (Urban Design) orthe Master of Design (Research),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Professional RecognitionThis course, along with the followingMaster of Architecture course, hasreceived full accreditation from theArchitects Accreditation Council ofAustralia, and full recognition from theAustralian Institute of Architects.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour architectural studies design courseconsists of 18 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).

An additional eight units are taken outsideyour primary major. After studying for ayear you can:

choose a second major (eight unitsfrom any approved QUT degree), or

●

choose two minors (a minor is aspecific set of four units drawn fromcourses throughout QUT), or

●

choose one minor and fourelectives.

●

Minors and majors allow you to tailor yourstudies to suit your interests and careeraspirations. Minors give you breadth ofknowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplines because that is how it will bewhen you graduate and work in the realworld of design. The possibilities arealmost endless.

Here are some examples that mightinspire ideas:

an architecture student could take aminor in interior design and a workintegrated learning minor to gainprofessional industry experience

●

a landscape architecture studentcould take a language minor suchas Italian to help them workoverseas

●

an interior design student could takea second major in industrial designto aid their ambition to design andmanufacture their own range ofoffice furniture

●

an industrial design student couldtake a second major in mechanicalor electrical engineering to givethem a deeper understanding ofmanufacturing and production

●

a fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own concept fashionstore

●

an interactive and visual designstudent could take a second majorin advertising or marketing and workas a designer for a leading digitalagency.

●

And remember - your second major orminors could be in film, creativewriting,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1

three foundation units coveringdesign, design history andsustainability

●

two units in introductory corearchitecture design studios

●

first unit dealing with place making●





Year 2two design studio units covering theprocess of design, dwelling,tectonics and public spaces

●

units in integrated technology(climate) and history/theory (cultureand space)

●

study history/theory (architecture inthe twentieth century) andarchitectural technology (buildingconstruction)

●

first two units of your second majoror first minor

●

Year 3units focusing on digital tools andsustainability

●

develop knowledge of technologyintegration (structure)

●

study history/theory (architectureand the city), and architecturaltechnology (building services)

●

three units in your second major orminors

●

Year 4address the context of buildings inurban settings

●

design project integrating youraccumulated knowledge

●

complete your second major or yoursecond minor

●

Masters courseThis course is designed to be followed byQUT’s one-year Master of Architecture. Inaddition, to work as a registered architectin Australia you will need to:

have completed two years ofpractical work experience (one yearof which may be during yourstudies)

●

successfully complete theArchitectural Practice Examination

●

apply for registration to theArchitects’ Board in each state orterritory in which you wish topractise.

●

Second degreeUndertaking a second major in one of thesix design disciplines also gives you theoption of obtaining a second degree*.

After graduation, you can return tocomplete the remaining 12 units (orequivalent) from your second major toobtain a second qualification. This isusually undertaken part time over twoyears while working.

Note: This is not a double degreebecause it is not undertakensimultaneously with the first degree.

ExampleA student completes a Bachelor of Design(Honours) (Industrial Design) with asecond major in interactive and visualdesign.

They can then return to complete units ininteractive and visual design andgraduate with a second design degree ininteractive and visual design.

* To pursue a second design degree, thissecond major must be an approved set ofeight units from within a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) primary major.

# The choice of second majors may belimited in some disciplines.

Study overseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.

International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour Architectural studies design courseconsists of 18 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).


choose a second major (eightunits from any approved QUTdegree), or

●

choose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom courses throughout QUT), or

●


●

Minors and majors allow you to tailoryour studies to suit your interests andcareeraspirations. Minors give you breadthof knowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.

This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfromoutside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almost

endless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:

an architecture student could takea minor in interior design and awork integrated learning minor togain professional industryexperience

●


●


●

an industrial design studentcould take a second major inmechanical or electrical engineeringto give them a deeperunderstanding of manufacturing andproduction

●


●

an interactive and visualdesign student could take a secondmajor in advertising or marketingand work as a designer for a leadingdigital agency.

●

And remember - your second majoror minors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama orother disciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1


●

two units in introductory corearchitecture design studios

●

first unit dealing with place making●

Year 2two design studio units covering theprocess of design, dwelling,tectonics and public spaces

●

units in integrated technology(climate) and history/theory (cultureand space)

●

study history/theory (architecturein the twentieth century) andarchitectural technology (buildingconstruction)

●

first two units of your second majoror first minor

●

Year3units focusing on digital toolsand sustainability

●

develop knowledge of technologyintegration (structure)

●

study history/theory (architectureand the city), and architecturaltechnology (building services)

●

three units in your second major orminors

●

https://www.student.qut.edu.au/studying/student-exchange




Year 4address the context of buildings inurban settings

●

design project integrating youraccumulated knowledge

●

complete your second major or yoursecond minor

●

Masters courseThis course is designed to be followed byQUT’s one-year Master of Architecture. Inaddition, to work as a registered architectin Australia you will need to:

have completed two years ofpractical work experience (one yearof which may be during yourstudies)

●

successfully complete theArchitectural Practice Examination

●

apply for registration to theArchitects’ Board in each state orterritory in which you wish topractise.

●

Second degreeUndertaking a second major in one ofthe six design disciplines also gives youtheoption of obtaining a second degree*.

After graduation, you can returnto complete the remaining 12 units(or equivalent) from your second majorto obtain a second qualification. Thisis usually undertaken part time overtwo years while working.


ExampleA student completes a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) (Industrial Design) witha second major in interactive and visualdesign.

They can then return to complete unitsin interactive and visual design andgraduate with a second design degree ininteractive and visual design.



Study OverseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how they

match with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.


Course Requirements●

Year 1, Semester 1●








Code Title

Course Requirements

In addition to the mandatory units in thiscourse, you must complete 96 creditpoints from the Complementary Studiesoptions below:

* A Second Major selected from theArchitectural Studies Second MajorOptions List

* Two Minors (one minor chosen fromthe Architectural Studies Minor OptionsList and the second minor chosen fromthe range of minor options lists)

* A Minor chosen from the ArchitecturalStudies Minor Options List PLUS 48credit points of Unit Options

NOTE: You must have completed atleast 72 credit points before making aselection from the complementarystudies.

Year 1, Semester 1

DAB103Architectural Visualisation1

DAB110 Architectural Design 1

DEB100 Design and Sustainability

DEB101 Introducing Design

Year 1, Semester 2



DAB220Architecture, Culture andPlace

DEB202 Introducing Design History

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.

Year 2, Semester 1


DAB325Architecture in the 20thCentury

DAB330 Integrated Technologies 1

A Complementary Studies unit

Note: Students considering studying on

exchange in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.

Year 2, Semester 2



DAB435 Architectural Technology 1


Note: Students considering studying onexchange in Year 3 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.

Year 3, Semester 1


DAH525 Architecture and the City

DAH530 Integrated Technologies 2


Year 3, Semester 2


DAH635 Architectural Technology 2



Year 4, Semester 1

DAH710 Architectural Design 7

DEH701 Research Methods



Year 4, Semester 2

DAH811 Architectural Design 8





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Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Fashion)

Year 2017

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 7

Rank 87

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

384


48



CourseCoordinator



Icaro Ibanez-ArricivitaPhone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsPrerequisitesSuccessful portfolio and meeting theminimum OP/Rank score.

Key Dates2 August 2016: QTAC applicationsand the QUT Online RegistrationForm open.

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9 September 2016: QUT OnlineRegistration Form and portfoliosubmissions close and requests forregistrations and submission ofsupporting documentation after thisdate will not be considered.

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What happens nextHow do I find out my portfolio outcome?

During the week preceding 21 December,QUT will update the preferenceinformation within your QTAC applicationto reflect your portfolio outcome. You willbe able to check this via QTAC’sApplication Services. If you are unsurehow to check your preference status thereis a helpful video located on QTAC’sCheck & change webpage.

What information will I see?

Within your Preferences tab you will seeone of the following statuses:

Based on the information currentlyheld by QTAC you have satisfiedthe minimum entry requirements inorder to be considered for a place inthis course.

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Based on the information currentlyheld by QTAC you have notsatisfied the minimum entryrequirements in order to beconsidered for a place in thiscourse.

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What does this mean?

If you have satisfied the minimum entryrequirements for this course you will thenbe considered for a place in the course inthe 21 December 2016 QTAC offer round.Depending on course place availability,further offers may be made in subsequentQTAC offer rounds.

As more applicants will meet theminimum entry requirements thanavailable course places, meeting theminimum entry requirements does notguarantee a QTAC offer will be made.

Successful applicants will only receiveone offer at QTAC, to their highest eligiblepreference.

If you have not satisfied the minimum

entry requirements, QUT will not be ableto offer you a place in the course. Youmay wish to review your QTAC coursepreferences. They can be added oramended via QTAC’s ApplicationServices. For more information onchanging preferences, you can contactQTAC Information Services on 1300 GOQTAC (1300 467 822) or (07) 3858 1222.

Application guide for 2017applicants

Apply through QTAC. CurrentCreative Industries Faculty (CIF)undergraduate students changingcourse or major must insteadsubmit an I Form or CM Form asappropriate.

1.

From 2 August - 9 September:complete the QUT OnlineRegistration Form. You must havea valid QTAC number or currentQUT student ID number tocomplete this step.

2.

Pay the non-refundable $65 servicefee via QUTPay. Applicantsseeking admission assistance viaQTAC’s Educational AccessScheme and/or QUT’s OodgerooCentralised Assessment SelectionProgram are exempt from theservice fee.

3.

Upload your portfolio.4.

Note: Registering with QUT is separateand in addition to listing the course as apreference with QTAC. To successfullyapply for entry into this course you arerequired to do both. All above steps mustbe completed to be considered for a placein the course. The portfolio process ismanaged by CIF. All offers for the coursewill be made through QTAC or QUTStudent Business Services (for currentCIF undergraduate students only).

Fashion portfolio preparationFashion Portfolio Preparation

Portfolio feedbackDue to the large number of applicationsreceived, the selection panel is unable toprovide feedback to applicants. All offersfor the course will be made throughQTAC or QUT Student Business Servicesif you are a current CIF undergraduatestudent.

Selection process

If you pass the portfolio, you will beconsidered for an offer based on your OPor QUT entry rank.


http://www.qtac.edu.au/


https://qutvirtual3.qut.edu.au/qvpublic/sreg_appl_interface_p.show?p_arg_names=target&p_arg_values=adtn_fa


http://www.qtac.edu.au/applications/check-change




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ContactsEmail: [email protected]

Phone: (07) 3138 8114


English●


International EntryrequirementsPrerequisites

Successful portfolio; and●

Successful completion of AustralianYear 12 or comparable qualification

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Application checklistPlease send the following documentsalong with your F Form to QUT.Applications submitted after November 30in any given year may not be assessed intime for commencement of study inSemester 1 of the following year. Youmay post or e-mail your application.

F Form; and●

Portfolio of your work●

Please send copies only – documents willnot be returned.

Fashion portfolio requirementsPortfolio requirements are available here.



Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5


Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Master of Design (Research),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour fashion design course consists of 17units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●


●


●

Minors and majors allow you to tailor yourstudies to suit your interests and careeraspirations. Minors give you breadth ofknowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.

This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplines because that is how it will bewhen you graduate and work in the realworld of design. The possibilities arealmost endless. Here are some examplesthat might inspire ideas:

a landscape architecture studentcould take a language minor suchas Italian to help them work

●

an architecture student could take aminor in interior design and a workintegrated learning minor to gainprofessional industry experienceoverseas

●


●

an industrial design student couldtake a second major in mechanicalor electrical engineering to givethem a deeper understanding ofmanufacturing and production

●


●

an interactive and visual designstudent could take a second major

●

in advertising or marketing and workas a designer for a leading digitalagency.

And remember—your second major orminors could be in film, creativewriting,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT.#

Your courseYear 1

study materials, skills andprocesses of twenty-first centuryfashion design

●

introduction to conceptual designpractice

●

develop core skills in fashionpresentation

●

learn about key ideas in designhistory and sustainability

●

Year 2focus on real-world design briefsinformed by design history andindustry

●

learn skills in technical productionand communication in the fashionindustry

●

start your complementary major orminor in design, business orcommunication

●

develop professional skills infashion presentation

●

Year 3apply research to cutting-edgedesign practices

●

forge your creative design identity●

learn project management skills●

continue complementary studies indesign, business or communication

●

Year 4work collaboratively and individuallyon a year-long creative designproject

●

showcase your project toindustry professionals and thepublic

●

develop a professional portfolio tolaunch your career

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mailto:[email protected]

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International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour fashion design course consists of 17units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●


●


●


This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom

outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:


●


●


●


●


●


●


Your courseYear 1

study materials, skills andprocesses of twenty-first centuryfashion design

●

introduction to conceptual designpractice

●

develop core skills in fashionpresentation

●

learn about key ideas in designhistory and sustainability

●

Year 2focus on real-world design briefsinformed by design history andindustry

●

learn skills in technical productionand communication in the fashionindustry

●

start your complementary major orminor in design, business orcommunication

●

develop professional skills infashion presentation

●

Year 3apply research to cutting-edge●

design practicesforge your creative design identity●

learn project management skills●

continue complementary studies indesign, business or communication

●

Year 4work collaboratively and individuallyon a year-long creative designproject

●

showcase your project toindustry professionals and thepublic

●

develop a professional portfolio tolaunch your career

●








Study OverseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.
















Complementary Studies Option -Fashion Complementary StudiesMinor (DE42MNR-FASHION)

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Code Title

Course Requirements


* Fashion Complementary Studies Minor(strongly recommended); PLUS a Minor

* Two Minors

* A Minor PLUS 48 credit points of UnitOptions

* A Second Major


Year 1, Semester 1



DFB101 Fashion Design Studio 1

DFB102 Introduction to Fashion

Year 1, Semester 2



DFB202Introduction to FashionStudio Practice

DFB203Sustainability: TheMateriality of Fashion


Year 2, Semester 1


DFB302 Fashion Visualisation

DFB303Unspeakable Beauty: AHistory of Fashion


Note: Students considering studying onexchange in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.

Year 2, Semester 2


DFB402Fashion Design: 1950 toNow

DFB403Advanced Fashion StudioPractice



Year 3, Semester 1

DFH501 Fashion Design Studio 5

DFB502Ragtrade: The Business ofFashion



Year 3, Semester 2


DFB602 Critical Fashion Studies



Year 4, Semester 1




Year 4, Semester 2



Complementary Studies Option -Fashion Complementary Studies Minor(DE42MNR-FASHION)

Description: The aim of this minor is toextend knowledge and skills gained inyour Fashion Major and to promote arange of career-related outcomes.

* Available to CI single degree studentsonly

* From 2015, this minor replacesKKFAMNR-FASHION.

Year 2, Semester 1

DFB304Fashion and Costume inFilm

Year 2, Semester 2

DFB404Fashion and StyleJournalism

Year 3, Semester 1

One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options:

KKB341Work Integrated Learning1


KKB345Creative Industries Project1


Year 3, Semester 2

DFB406 Product Design and

Development in theFashion Industry



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Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Industrial Design)

Year 2017

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 11

Rank 76

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Tim WilliamsPhone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected]


English●




Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5



Professional RecognitionGraduates qualify for membership of theDesign Institute of Australia, theprofessional body for Australiandesigners. The course is an educationalmember of the International Council ofSocieties of Industrial Design.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour industrial design course consists of17 units in your primary major and fourunits that are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).


choose a second major (eight●

units from any approved QUTdegree), orchoose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom courses throughout QUT), or

●


●




●


●


●


●


●


●

And remember - your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1

learn about design process, andphysical and aesthetic function

●


●

explore symbolic function,ergonomics, product usability and

●





the use of digital media andsustainability

Year 2focus on the key aspects of howproducts are made

●

study CAID systems ●

understand the social and culturalissues of design

●

commence your second major orfirst minor units

●

Year 3bring together your accumulatedknowledge to design realisticallydetailed products suitable formanufacture

●

learn to work with otherprofessionals

●

study how to bring products to themarket

●

second major or minor unitscontinue

●

Year 4apply design research to developinnovative product solutions

●

learn about professional practice ●

prepare to adopt a leadership role indesign

●

conclude your second major orminor studies

●









International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour industrial design course consists of17 units in your primary major and fourunits that are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●


●


●


This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfromoutside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:


●


●

an interior design student could takea second major in industrial designto aid their ambition to design and

●

manufacture their own range ofoffice furniturean industrial design studentcould take a second major inmechanical or electrical engineeringto give them a deeperunderstanding of manufacturing andproduction

●


●


●


Your courseYear 1

learn about design process, andphysical and aesthetic function

●


●

explore symbolic function,ergonomics, product usability andthe use of digital media andsustainability

●

Year 2focus on the key aspects of howproducts are made

●

study CAID systems ●

understand the social and culturalissues of design

●


●

Year 3bring together your accumulatedknowledge to design realisticallydetailed products suitable formanufacture

●

learn to work with otherprofessionals

●

study how to bring products to themarket

●

second major or minor unitscontinue

●

Year 4apply design research to developinnovative product solutions

●

learn about professional practice ●

prepare to adopt a leadership role indesign

●

conclude your second major orminor studies

●























Code Title

Course Requirements


* A Second Major

* Two Minors



Year 1, Semester 1



DNB101 Industrial Design 1

DNB103 Product Visualisation 1

Year 1, Semester 2

DEB202Introducing DesignHistory


DNB202 Product Usability

DNB203 Product Visualisation 2


Year 2, Semester 1


DNB304 Product Technology 1

DNB305 Culture and Design



Year 2, Semester 2


DNB404 Product Technology 2

DNB405History, Theory andCriticism



Year 3, Semester 1




Year 3, Semester 2

DNH603 Industrial Design 6



Year 4, Semester 1


DNH703Applied Design Research1

DNH704New ProductDevelopment


Year 4, Semester 2

DNH803Applied Design Research2

DNH804Professional Practice inIndustrial Design





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Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Interactive and Visual Design)

Year 2017

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 12

Rank 74

OP Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Jeremy KerrPhone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected]


English●




Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5



Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour interactive and visual design courseconsists of 19 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



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Minors and majors allow you to tailor your

studies to suit your interests and careeraspirations. Minors give you breadth ofknowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.



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And remember - your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1

understand the breadth of designprocess and theory

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acquire technical skills●

implement your designs acrossmultiple media—from print throughto digital

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units in visual communication,image production, web design,interaction design and designthinking

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Year 2deepen your visual and interactiondesign skills

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focus on contemporary webinterfaces - desktop, tablet andmobile platforms

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study typography, visualcommunication theories, generativedesign processes and interactiondesign methodologies

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commence your second major inareas such as 3D computergraphics, advertising, animation,architecture, art history,fashion design, film and TV, gamedesign, industrial design, interiordesign, onlineenvironments, marketing, publicrelations or visual arts

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Year 3advanced studies through complexdesign projects

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incorporate advanced visual andinteraction design methodologies

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study visual information design,tangible and embodied media, andcontemporary issues

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undertake industry internships inleading design firms locally andnationally as part of your studies

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enrol in high-profile projects orinternational study tours

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Year 4complete a design-led researchproject - develop your own project,or work on highprofile real-worlddesign projects led by QUTresearchers and industry partners

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develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourdesign interests

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design research methods andprofessional practice studiessupport this area of study andprovide a context for designpractice and a pathway to yourcareer

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ExampleA student completes a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) (Industrial Design) witha second major in interactive and visual

design.





International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour interactive and visual design courseconsists of 19 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



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This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfromoutside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be when

you graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:


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Your courseYear 1


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acquire technical skills●

implement your designs acrossmultiple media—from print throughto digital

●


●

units in visual communication,image production, web design,interaction design and designthinking

●

Year 2deepen your visual and interactiondesign skills

●

focus on contemporary webinterfaces - desktop, tablet andmobile platforms

●

study typography, visualcommunication theories, generativedesign processes and interactiondesign methodologies

●

commence your second major inareas such as 3D computergraphics, advertising, animation,architecture, art history,fashion design, film and TV, game

●





design, industrial design, interiordesign, onlineenvironments, marketing, publicrelations or visual arts

Year 3advanced studies through complexdesign projects

●

incorporate advanced visual andinteraction design methodologies

●

study visual information design,tangible and embodied media, andcontemporary issues

●

undertake industry internships inleading design firms locally andnationally as part of your studies

●

enrol in high-profile projects orinternational study tours

●

Year 4complete a design-led researchproject - develop your own project,or work on highprofile real-worlddesign projects led byQUT researchers and industrypartners

●

develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourdesign interests

●

design research methods andprofessional practice studiessupport this area of study andprovide a context for designpractice and a pathway to yourcareer

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# The choice of second majors may be

limited in some disciplines.












Code Title

Course Requirements



* Two Minors

* A Second Major


Year 1, Semester 1



DXB101Design and CreativeThinking

DXB102 Visual Communication

Year 1, Semester 2


DXB201 Visual Interactions

DXB202 Image Production

DXB203Introduction to WebDesign


Year 2, Semester 1

DXB301 Interface Design

DXB302 Typographic Design

DXB303Programming for VisualDesigners



Year 2, Semester 2

DXB401 Advanced Web Design

DXB402Theories of VisualCommunication

DXB403Design for InteractiveMedia



Year 3, Semester 1

DXB501 Tangible Media

DXB502 Visual Information Design



Year 3, Semester 2

DXH601Integrated ExperienceDesign

DXH602 Embodied Interactions



Year 4, Semester 1


DXH701 IVD Research Studio 1

DXH702Contemporary Issues inIVD


Year 4, Semester 2

DXH801 IVD Research Studio 2

DXH803Professional Practice forDesigners





Handbook



Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Interior Design)

Year 2017

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 11

Rank 76

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Paul SmithPhone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected]


English●




Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5



Professional RecognitionGraduates qualify for membership of theDesign Institute of Australia. The courseis an educational member of the InteriorDesign/Interior Architecture Educators'Association of Australia and NewZealand.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour interior design course consists of 18units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



units from any approved QUTdegree), orchoose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom courses throughout QUT), or

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a fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own conceptfashion store

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And remember—your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1


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three foundation units coveringdesign, design history, andsustainability

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two units on core interior designstudios

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unit focusing on design technology●

Year 2explore issues of inhabitation inboth transitory and permanentresidential situations

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study the theory and practice ofleading designers

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understand interior systems andtechnology, colour and designpsychology

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Year 3adopt an experimental attitude todesign studios

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discover differing approaches to theinterior

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study specialist areas such asfurniture studies

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understand the role of design insociety

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continue your second major orminor units

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Year 4develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourown design interests

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two semi-structured, researchand professional practice-led designstudios

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research methods unit and aprofessional studies unit

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complete two units of your secondmajor or second minor

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International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour interior design course consists of 18units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



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Minors and majors allow you to tailoryour studies to suit your interests andcareer aspirations. Minors give youbreadth of knowledge from two otherareas and a second major provides depth in one area.

This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplines because that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real worldof design. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:


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a landscape architecture studentcould take a language minor suchas Italian to help them work

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overseasan interior design student could takea second major in industrial designto aid their ambition to design andmanufacture their own range ofoffice furniture

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a fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own conceptfashion store

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And remember - your second majoror minors could be in film, creativewriting, music, visual arts, drama orother disciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1


●

three foundation units coveringdesign, design history, and sustainability

●

two units on core interior designstudios

●

unit focusing on design technology●

Year 2explore issues of inhabitation inboth transitory and permanentresidential situations

●

study the theory and practice ofleading designers

●

understand interior systems andtechnology, colour and designpsychology

●


●

Year 3adopt an experimental attitude todesign studios

●

discover differing approaches to theinterior

●

study specialist areas such asfurniture studies

●

understand the role of design insociety

●

continue your second major orminor units

●

Year 4develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourown design interests

●

two semi-structured, researchand professional practice-led designstudios

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research methods unit and aprofessional studies unit

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complete two units of your secondmajor or second minor

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Code Title

Course Requirements


* A Second Major

* Two Minors



Year 1, Semester 1



DTB101 Interior Design 1

DTB103 Interior Visualisation 1

Year 1, Semester 2



DTB202 Interior Technology 1

DTB203 Interior Visualisation 2


Year 2, Semester 1


DTB302 Colour Studies



Note: Students considering studying onexchange in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June

Year 2, Semester 2



DTB403 Design Psychology



Year 3, Semester 1


DTB504 Design in Society



Year 3, Semester 2

DTH601 Interior Design 6

DTH603 Furniture Studies



Year 4, Semester 1


DTH702Interior Design PracticeStudio 1


Year 4, Semester 2

DTH802Interior Design PracticeStudio 2

DTH803Professional Studies inInterior Design





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Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Landscape Architecture)

Year 2017

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 11

Rank 76

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Claudia TabordaPhone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected]


English●




Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5


Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Master of Design (Urban Design) orthe Master of Design (Research),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Professional RecognitionThis course has accreditation from theAustralian Institute of LandscapeArchitects (AILA). Graduates can applyfor membership of this professionalorganisation.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour landscape architecture designcourse consists of 17 units in yourprimary major and four units that arecommon to all six design majors(architectural studies, fashion, industrialdesign, interactive and visual design,interior design or landscape architecture).



units from any approved QUTdegree), orchoose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom

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courses throughout QUT), or●


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Minors and majors allow you to tailoryour studies to suit your interests andcareer aspirations. Minors give youbreadth of knowledge from two otherareas and a second major provides depthin one area.



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And remember - your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT.#

Your courseYear 1

set the groundwork for yourlandscape design studies

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two units of core landscape designstudios

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units in plant studies, landscapeconstruction and visualcommunication

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Year 2two key landscape design studios●

study place theory, environmentalpsychology and site planning

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explore landscape ecology andphysical geography

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units in landscape constructionand landscape horticulture

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two units from your second major orminor

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Year 3complete four units for your secondmajor or minor

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two landscape design studios●

focus on planting design anddetailed design resolution

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combine design with landscapeconstruction

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critique the history of landscapedesign and contemporary landscapedesign trends

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Year 4further expand your designexpertise

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study two units in advancedlandscape design

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study a wide range of urban andregional sites and scenarios

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complete units in your chosensecond major/minor

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study professional practice and law,and research methods

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* To pursue a second design degree, thissecond major must be an approved set of

eight units from within a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) primary major.



International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour landscape architecture designcourse consists of 17 units in yourprimary major and four units that arecommon to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●

choose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom

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courses throughout QUT), or●


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This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfromoutside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:

an architecture student could takea minor in interior design and awork integrated learning minor to

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gain professional industryexperiencea landscape architecture studentcould take a language minor suchas Italian to help them workoverseas

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Your courseYear 1

set the groundwork for yourlandscape design studies

●


●

two units of core landscape designstudios

●

units in plant studies, landscapeconstruction and visualcommunication

●

Year 2two key landscape design studios●

study place theory, environmentalpsychology and site planning

●

explore landscape ecology andphysical geography

●

units in landscape constructionand landscape horticulture

●

two units from your second major orminor

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Year 3complete four units for your secondmajor or minor

●

two landscape design studios●

focus on planting design anddetailed design resolution

●

combine design with landscapeconstruction

●

critique the history of landscapedesign and contemporary landscapedesign trends

●





Year 4further expand your designexpertise

●

study two units in advancedlandscape design

●

study a wide range of urban andregional sites and scenarios

●

complete units in your chosensecond major/minor

●

study professional practice and law,and research methods

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Code Title

Course Requirements


* A Second Major selected from theLandscape Architecture Second MajorOptions List

* Two Minors (one minor chosen fromthe Landscape Architecture MinorOptions List and the second minorchosen from the range of minor optionslists)

* A Minor chosen from the LandscapeArchitecture Minor Options List PLUS 48credit points of Unit Options


Year 1, Semester 1



DLB100 Landscape Design 1

DLB103 Landscape Visualisation 1

Year 1, Semester 2



DLB203 Landscape Visualisation 2

DLB240 Landscape Technology


Year 2, Semester 1


DLB320 Landscape Horticulture

DLB325 People and Place


Note: DLB325 People and Place is notequivalent to DLB310 People and Place.These are different units.

Note: Students considering studying onexchange in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June

Year 2, Semester 2


DLB420 Landscape Systems

DLB440 Landscape Construction


Note: Students considering studying onexchange in Year 3 Semester 2 must

apply by 1 November.

Year 3, Semester 1


DLB525History and Criticism ofLandscape Design



Year 3, Semester 2

DLH600 Landscape Design 6



Year 4, Semester 1




Year 4, Semester 2


DLH845Professional Practice inLandscape Architecture





Handbook



Bachelor of Mass Communication

Year 2017

QUT code IF27

CRICOS 037542J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 13

Rank 71

OP Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove, GardensPoint





Total creditpoints

288


48

Dom. StartMonths

February


CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication(Creative IndustriesFaculty)


English●




Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5




Handbook



Bachelor of Mass Communication (Advertising and Entertainment)

Year 2017

QUT code IF27

CRICOS 037542J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 13

Rank 71

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


48

Dom. StartMonths

February


CourseCoordinator



Joe Carter(Entertainment); SusanHetherington(Journalism); Anne-Frances Watson (Media &Communication); DrLouise Kelly (Advertising);Dr Anne Lane (PublicRelations)Phone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected](Entertainment,Journalism, Media &Communication)


English●




Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5

Important NoticeYou are required to complete two majorsas part of this course. Please note thatthese majors will appear on youracademic transcript but not on yourparchment. Your parchment will reflectyour course title 'Bachelor of MassCommunication'.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Creative Industries(Honours), Bachelor of Journalism(Honours) or Bachelor of Media andCommunication (Honours), provided youhave met entry requirements.

Professional RecognitionDepending on the choice of majors,graduates of the Bachelor of MassCommunication may satisfy the academicrequirements for membership of theCommunications Council and the Societyof Business Communicators (SBC).

Domestic Course structureYour courseYear 1

explore core concepts driving mediaand communication industries in thenew global economy

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develop skills in your chosenprofessional areas of study - publicrelations, advertising, media andcommunication, journalism

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or entertainmentapply your knowledge tocommunication activities andexercises

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gain insight into the nature andscope of the industry sectors

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Year 2focus on your major areas of study●

apply your communication skillsand knowledge of media industries

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complete projects using industry-standard equipment and software

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gain experience in a range of tasksyou will undertake as part of yourprofessional life

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broaden your skills and knowledgethrough our range of elective units

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Year 3focus on refining your skills●

work individually, and in teams, toproduce a portfolio of work

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address real-world client briefs●

showcase your projectmanagement, communication andcreative talents

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gain real-world experience throughwork placement opportunities

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network with industry leaders●


International CoursestructureYour courseYear 1


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develop skills in your chosenprofessional areas of study - publicrelations, advertising, media andcommunication, journalismor entertainment

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apply your knowledge tocommunication activities andexercises

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Sample StructureCourse Updates

Note that from 2015 the following courseupdates apply:

KCB110 has been replaced withKJB102

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If you’ve already successfully completedKCB110 it will still contribute to yourcourse. If you commenced your courseprior to 2015 and haven’t successfullycompleted KCB110, you’ll enrol in thereplacement unit KJB102 instead. Thisunit will be updated on your study plan,ready for when you enrol.

SemestersCourse Requirements●

IF27 CORE UNITS - 6 unitsrequired

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MAJOR CORE UNITS - 12 unitsrequired - Select two of the following6 unit majors

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Advertising Major●

Journalism Major●

Media and Communication Major●

Public Relations Major●

Entertainment Major●

Code Title

Course Requirements

To successfully complete this course,you must complete:

* IF27 core units (6 units)

* Two IF27 Majors (6 units each) (thesemajors appear on your academic recordbut not on your parchment)

* Complementary Studies options (6units) comprising either a Minor PLUS24cp of Unit Options; or 72cp of UnitOptions

NOTES: A maximum of 48cps of thefollowing units can be taken throughoutyour course: KKB341, KKB342,KKB343, KKB344, KKB345, KKB346,KKB347, KKB350.

IF27 CORE UNITS - 6 units required

AMB201Marketing and AudienceResearch

BSB126 Marketing

KCB103Strategic SpeechCommunication

KCB205 Professional Communication

KJB102Introduction to Journalism,Media and Communication

Either AMB220 or AMB263 (Studentscompleting the Advertising Major mustselect AMB220):

AMB220Advertising Theory andPractice

AMB263Introduction to PublicRelations

MAJOR CORE UNITS - 12 unitsrequired - Select two of the following 6unit majors

Advertising Major

INSTRUCTIONS: Students completingthe Advertising Major must completeAMB220 as one of their IF27 Core Unitsor as a Complementary Studies UnitOption.

AMB200 Consumer Behaviour

AMB318 Advertising Copywriting

AMB319 Media Planning

AMB320 Advertising Management

AMB330 Digital Portfolio

AMB339 Advertising Campaigns

Journalism Major

KJB101 Computational Journalism

KJB120 Newswriting

KJB121 Journalistic Inquiry

KJB224 Feature Writing

KJB280 International Journalism

KJB337 Investigative Reporting

Media and Communication Major

KCB101Media and CommunicationTexts

KCB106 Media in a Globalised World

KCB203Consumption Matters:Consumer Cultures andIdentity

KCB206 Social Media, Self and Society

KCB301 Media Audiences

KJB103 Media Design and Layout

Public Relations Major


AMB264 Public Relations Techniques

AMB372 Public Relations Planning

AMB374 Global Public Relations Cases

AMB379 Public Relations Campaigns

Students who have completed AMB263Introduction to Public Relations as partof the IF27 Core Units will need tochoose two of the following three units.Students who have NOT completedAMB263 as part of their IF27 Core Unitswill need to choose one of the followingthree units:

AMB202Integrated MarketingCommunication

AMB310Real World Internships andProjects


Students will be able to count AMB230towards this major if they havecompleted in 2013 or earlier.

Entertainment Major

AMB207 Entertainment Marketing

KXB101 Introduction to Entertainment

KXB102 Global Entertainment

KXB201Entertainment Practice:Balancing Creativity andBusiness

LWS008 Entertainment Law

LWS009 Introduction to Law

Course Updates



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Code Title





Course Requirements






Year 1, Semester 1

BSB126 Marketing



KXB101Introduction toEntertainment

Year 1, Semester 2



KCB205ProfessionalCommunication



Year 2, Semester 1





Year 2, Semester 2





Year 3, Semester 1





Year 3, Semester 2







Handbook



Bachelor of Mass Communication (Advertising and Journalism)

Year 2017

QUT code IF27

CRICOS 037542J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 13

Rank 71

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


48

Dom. StartMonths

February


CourseCoordinator



Joe Carter(Entertainment); SusanHetherington(Journalism); Dr Anne-Frances Watson (Media &Communication); DrLouise Kelly (Advertising);Dr Anne Lane (PublicRelations)Phone: +61 7 3138 8114Email: [email protected](Entertainment,Journalism, Media &Communication)


English●




Speaking 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 6.0

Listening 6.0

Overall 6.5






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