Graphic Design shapes how we interact with the world—whether through apps, websites, signage, or branding. A designer can help companies, organisations and governments explain, sell and persuade. It has a social impact, not just a commercial one.

Running for over 30 years, this course has evolved with industry needs, blending traditional graphic design skills—typography, layout, and visual identity—with expressive illustration, motion graphics, and interactive UX/UI design. Students also engage with emerging technologies, equipping them for the future of design.

The course emphasizes a deep understanding of the design process and the development of strategic, critical thinking skills. Students tackle real-world client briefs and participate in international competitions, gaining the ability to not only solve problems, but to identify them.

To prepare graduates for entering industry, Year 3 includes a 12-week full-time local, national, or international work placement. We provide our students with the thinking, skills and experiences to future proof them for a long and varied career in design.