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3 years full-time or equivalent part-time - Faculty:
Education and Arts - School:
Communications and Arts - Code:
Y72 - CRICOS:
074064E - Indicative ATAR (TER):
55
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Bachelor of Creative Industries
Major In Environmental and Spatial Design
Deals with the design of interior and exterior environments and spaces, applying sustainable practices to the design of retail and commercial spaces, or the design of products and environments that promote usability.
Design is a collaborative discipline and students work both in teams and individually to find and solve design problems. They learn and develop skills that suit them for work in both the professional design industry and within organisations that employ design thinking.
Design is seen as part of a whole system and the major focuses on sustainable design practices that consider environmental, social, cultural and economic needs.
Related careers
Retail Spatial Designer, Interior Designer, Display and Event Designer
Major structure
This unitset structure contains information about the units which comprise the course as well as the credit points required to successfully complete it.
Environmental and Spatial Design deals with the design of interior and exterior environments and spaces, applying sustainable practices to the design of retail and commercial spaces, or the design of products and environments that promote usability. Design is a collaborative discipline and students work in teams and individually to find and solve design problems. They learn and develop skills that suit them for work in both the professional design industry and within organizations that employ design thinking. This major focuses on sustainable design practices that consider environmental, social, cultural and economic needs. Design is seen as part of a whole system.
The units listed in this major may be subject to change over the duration of the course.
| Unit | Description | Points | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Students may commence Level Two units of their Major inthe first and second semesters of enrolment. | |||
| Students are required to complete all of the following five units (75 credit points). | |||
| TDD2102 | 3D Design Practices: Materiality | 15 | |
| TDD2204 | 3D Design Practices: Narrative Design | 15 | |
| TDD3205 | 3D Design Practices: Spatial Design | 15 | |
| TDD3206 | 3D Design Practices: Production | 15 | |
| TDD2203 | 3D Design Practices: CAD for Designers | 15 | |
| In addition, students are required to complete three units (45 credit points) from the following: | |||
| TDD2101 | 3D Design Practices: Drawing in Space | 15 | |
| TDD3204 | 3D Design Practices: Modelling | 15 | |
| TDD3203 | Advanced CAD for Designers | 15 | |
| TDD3210 | Glass Design | 15 | |
| TDD3207 | 3D Design Practices: Project | 15 | |
| NOTE: It is recommended that students intending to study the Environmental and Spatial Design major consider electives from the following list: | |||
| DEF1102 | Design Foundations: Design History | 15 | |
| DEF1106 | Collaborative Design | 15 | |
| VIS1303 | Introduction to Drawing | 15 | |
This major can also be studied in the following courses: