Design Courses
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About Design
Design is in everything around us – whether it be a building, an image, clothing or a computer game. Some people have a real eye for design and there are plenty of courses on offer to help them nurture their talent. If this sounds like you, you should consider studying one of our offerings in a range of Design fields.
You can start small by honing your skills in illustration, cartooning and drawing with a short course. If this increases your interest, then consider continuing by studying a more comprehensive course such as fine arts. Fine arts covers a range of topics including art and creativity, art history, sculptures, paintings and visual arts.
For those interested in using technology in design, a course in Graphic Design is a great way to get a range of skills and knowledge. The super-technical can even specialise in specific areas like 3D animation or games design. There is also User Experience (UX) Design which particularly spans the area of digital communications.
Career Outcomes
- Advertising or Marketing Professional
- Service Manager
- Product Developer
- Entrepreneur
- Startup Founder
- Service Delivery Manager
- Head of Innovation
- UX Designer
- Interaction Designer
- Service Designer
- Service Design Manager
- Web Designer
- Website Assistant
- Junior Web Designer
- Website Administrator
- Game Designer
- Digital Designer
- User Experience Consultant
- User Experience Designer
- UX (User Experience) Designer
- Software Designer
- Interface Designer
- Product Designer
- Junior Graphic Designer
- Graphic Designer
- Graphic Design Assistant
- Brand Identity Designer
- Character Designer
- Package Designer
- Design Consultant
- 3D Designer
- Display and Event Designer
- Customer Service Manager
- Customer Analyst
- Human Service Manager
- Human Centred Designer
- Client Services Director
- Interior and Spatial Designer
- Urban Designer
- Building Conservationist
- Urban Planner
- Urban Design Consultant
- Urban Design Director
- Strategic Planner
- Local Government Planner
- Town Planner
- Interior Designer
- Interior Decorator
- Interior Decorating Consultant
- Retail Decorator
- Interior Design Consultant
- Interior Stylist
- Retail Spatial Designer
- Colour Consultant
- Kitchen Designer
- Spatial Designer
- Management Consultant
- Product Manager
- Production Manager
- Product Development Manager
- Product Development Scientist
- Senior Product Manager
- New Business Start-Up
- Digital Strategist
- AI Product Manager
- Digital Marketing Manager
- Digital Marketer
- Business Consultant
- Head of Product and Service
- Product Marketing Manager
- Design Coordinator
- Multimedia Designer
- Design Strategist
- User Researcher
- CX Designer
- Image Designer
- Visual Communication Designer
- Art Photographer
- Fashion Photographer
- Sports Photographer
- Wedding Photographer
- Property Photographer
- Advertising Photographer
- Scientific Photographer
- Freelance Photographer
- Photographer
- Photo Editor
- Commercial Illustrative Photographer
- Commercial Industrial Photographer
- Photographic Artist
- Marketing Manager
- Marketing Coordinator
- Brand Manager
- Brand Activation Manager
- Marketing Executive
- Assistant Brand Manager
- Marketing and Design Executive
- Business Manager
- Operations Manager
- Project Leader
- Project Team Leader
- Group or Team Leader
- Innovation and Technology Manager
- Technology and Innovation Manager
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