169 Bachelor's degrees in Design in Oceania

This Bachelor of Performing Arts (Design) program from the TOI Whakaari New Zealand Drama School is an intensive practical course covering the essential skills to design set and costume for traditional performance on both the stage and screen, alongside developing critical and ideation skills for work that expands notions of performance in the 21st Century.

This Creative Practice programme from the Eastern Institute of Technology is New Zealand’s first project-based creative degree which sets you up for a job in the creative industries or almost any other vocation. Engaged in real-life and on-campus projects, you can explore a range of creative disciplines such as design, fashion, music, screen production or visual art.

The Design with Honours - Industrial Design at Massey University is a great choice if you enjoy designing, inventing, and making three-dimensional products.

With the skills and knowledge you gain in the Design - Mechanical Engineering Systems program at University of Melbourne, you’ll learn to create innovative solutions to global challenges in fields such as energy, transport, healthcare and more. 

Construction professionals increasingly operate as a part of large project teams, where specialists from different disciplines work closely together to fulfil construction and design briefs. The Design - Construction program at University of Melbourne has been specifically designed to prepare you for this challenge.

With the Design - Digital Infrastructure Engineering Systems program at University of Melbourne, you’ll learn how to measure, analyse and display data that will change how we understand the environment around us and how we build infrastructure.

In the Design - Urban Planning program at University of Melbourne, you will develop a broad knowledge of the history, theory, leading concepts and principles of urban planning and design. 

This Architectural Design course from Adelaide University is your entry into the study of architecture.

Business - Master of Design (Strategic Design) at Queensland University of Technology blends business and design to foster innovative thinking and problem-solving. 

This Bachelor of Computational Design degree from University of New South Wales gives you an understanding of digital technologies and their use in the built environment by enabling you to take part in projects in industrial design, architecture, construction, urban design and planning.  

The Design (Architecture) program from Deakin University will immerse yourself in our architecture degree to explore innovative real-world projects and learn about architectural ideas, building science and design.

The Design (Honours) degree from University of New South Wales is a one-year advanced undergraduate degree for high-achieving students, designed for those who have completed an undergraduate degree in Design and wish to extend their critical and creative skills. 

The Design and Technology program at Western Sydney University can lead to multiple career outcomes, including product design, packaging, rapid prototyping, 3D modelling, exhibition design and secondary school teaching (with additional qualifications). You will gain a comprehensive knowledge of all design areas, but also the flexibility to specialise.

The Design and Contemporary Art programme at Unitec Institute of Technology is a three-year, Level 7 degree. Available for full-time or part-time study, this comprehensive course allows students to explore creative ambitions through hands-on making. It prepares graduates for enduring careers in visual arts and digital media.

On the Architectural Design program at Monash University you’ll explore the social, political, environmental and economic implications of architectural practice. It's your first step on the pathway to a varied and exciting future career as an architect.

Explore the intricacies of design and discover how creativity, form and function can inspire and influence with Design - Communication and Media from University of Canberra. 

Industrial design has its roots in the designing and making of products, and the understanding and application of design in manufacturing. With Design (Industrial Design) from University of Canberra you’ll apply both traditional and advanced digital techniques to a wide range of products, while gaining a knowledge of both materials and production processes. 

The Communication Design course from Torrens University Australia provides the skills and knowledge to share information visually across a range of media, using a variety of techniques, tools and technologies from related disciplines.

The Design program at the Australian National University helps you to benefit from deep immersion in digital, manual and theoretical studies and a wide overview of creative practices. From coding, to making, to manufacture, students apply hands-on design to digital and physical materials. 

Industrial Design (Honours) from University of New South Wales gives you the opportunity to deepen your knowledge of Industrial Design by undertaking a significant research project.