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Design, Architecture and BuildingUndergraduate Courses 2022

Welcome to the Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Contents02 Why design, architecture and building at UTS?

03 Design 04 Bachelor of Design in Animation

05 Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Textiles

06 Bachelor of Design in Product Design

07 Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication

08 Architecture09 Bachelor of Design in Architecture

10 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours)

11 Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture

12 Built Environment13 Bachelor of Construction Project Management

14 Bachelor of Property Economics

15 Combined Degrees15 Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation

15 Bachelor of Arts in International Studies

16 Degree add-ons

17 Applying to UTS17 How to apply

17 Admission schemes

17 Admission pathways

17 Scholarships

17 Fees and financial assistance Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal People of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.

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UTS at a glance33,752 Undergraduate enrolments

10,208 Postgraduate coursework

2199 Higher degree research

UTS student diversity29% are 25 or older

49% are female

50% were born outside of Australia

Please note the above numbers are approximates as of January 2020.

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LEARN WITH LEADERSLearn from inspiring experts who are actively engaged in leading industry projects. Our lecturers don’t just lecture — they also design international airports, manage complex construction sites and help create green spaces in major cities.

SHAPE TOMORROWWhen you study with us, you’ll develop the creativity and critical thinking needed to build a better world, no matter which path you choose.

Our students are creative and critical thinkers, connected with the best the world has to offer. At UTS, you’ll learn how to develop smart solutions that respond to the world’s social, cultural, environmental and economic challenges.

Why design, architecture and building at UTS?

CONNECTIONS THAT COUNTThey say it’s who you know that counts, and we’ve got connections with the people who matter. Our industry partnerships can open the door to professional experience with leading industry players — think Animal Logic, Google, Westpac and Westfield.

WORK THE WAY INDUSTRY WANTSDesign is a collaborative discipline, so we’ll get you working like a professional from early in your degree. Engage with interdisciplinary projects, use design to solve ‘wicked problems’, and engage with people across a wide range of professions — just like you will in your future career.

THE WHOLE WORLD AT YOUR FEET It’s a big world out there — make the most of it. We’ll connect you with global organisations, such as Gehry Partners and Bauhaus Dessau, so you can start building your professional networks long before graduation.

GRADUATE ON TOP To get that all-important first job, you’ll need to stand out from the crowd. Fill your CV with real-world project experience, spectacular internships, a great portfolio or industry references. At UTS, we’ll give you access to all the opportunities you need.

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A UTS Design degree is a sought-after qualification by employers across design industries. What’s more, it’s a window into design as a source for change in how we live and work.

AMONG THE GLOBAL ELITE Our school is home to four outstanding degrees that span the breadth of the design disciplines — animation, fashion & textiles, product design and visual communications. We’re the leading art and design school in NSW — and number 23 internationally✝ — so when you study with us, you’ll be getting a qualification that’s among the best in the world. What’s more, you’ll work under the guidance of our expert design academics, researchers and practitioners, engaging with complex design processes that mirror professional industry practices.

✝2020 QS World University Rankings by subject (Art and Design)

DESIGN BEYOND THE CLASSROOMWorld-leading design happens both in the classroom and beyond. In the School of Design, you’ll benefit from purpose-built learning environments and the opportunity to engage with interdisciplinary practice, a wealth of industry projects, and international competitions where you can benchmark your skills against your global peers.

A HANDS-ON COMMUNITYHands-on learning is key to the UTS Design experience. Study a curriculum that integrates research and practice-oriented learning, and build comprehensive theoretical and practical expertise in your area of interest. You’ll develop a broad and agile skillset as well as the ability to work collaboratively both within and across disciplines. Plus you’ll do it all as part of a vibrant cohort of students who share your passion for all things design.

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Eloise ClearyBachelor of Design in Product Design

“UTS creates opportunities for students to create high-calibre works though international studios, industry involvement and projects, high-end workshop facilities and guidance from experienced academics.

Product design has given me a holistic approach to solving design problems. I felt very welcomed in the UTS community and I was particularly intrigued by the fabrication workshop, which caters for soft modelling, wood working, metal manipulation and more.”

Critical thinkers. Engaged practitioners. A global perspective.

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Bachelor of Design in Animation

CHARACTER. PERFORMANCE. STORY. Tell stories via the moving image with a leading animation degree. This course combines visual arts and storytelling with fundamental 2D and 3D animation skills that will bring your ideas to life. It takes a studio-led approach that emphasises teamwork and creative collaboration as key to a successful animation career.

You’ll learn how to observe the world, drawing directly from life to gain inspiration for characters and stories, and discover how to progress your ideas through multiple stages — think character development, narrative and performance. The result? You’ll be ready to deliver standout original content for TV, film, advertising and other media.

INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS – Mighty Nice

– Cheeky Little

– The ABC

– Animal Logic

– Flying Bark Productions

– VIVID

– Sticky Pictures

– Mirk

– Hackett Studios

– Framestore

CAREERS – Director

– Concept artist

– Art director

– Character designer

– Production designer

– Technical director

– Animator

– Effects (FX) animator

– Animation script writer

– Storyboard artist

– Editor

2020 Selection rank*: 96.15With International Studies: 96.15With Creative Intelligence and Innovation: 96.15

Duration: 3 years (full-time) with an optional Honours year 4 years (full-time) when combined with Creative Intelligence and Innovation 5 years (full-time) when combined with the Bachelor of International Studies

UAC Code: 602035

Further study options: Honours or Masters (research or coursework), Doctor of Philosophy

Recommended year 12 studies: Visual Arts, Design and Technology, Music, Mathematics, Software Design and Development

Course Structure: uts.edu.au/course/C10273

*Selection rank: published ranks indicate the lowest selection rank (ATAR plus any adjustment points applied through eligible admission schemes) to which an offer was made to a domestic Current School Leaver (Year 12) in the Autumn 2020 intake (for December Round 2 and January Round 1).

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Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Textiles



UAC Code: 602040


Recommended year 12 studies: Visual Arts, Design and Technology, Textiles and Design, Music


AUSTRALIA’S LEADING FASHION AND TEXTILES DEGREEThe Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Textiles is an internationally regarded degree, ranked among the best in the world, and #1 in Australia*. It will equip you with the conceptual knowledge and hands-on garment making skills required for a lasting career in the fashion industry.

*CEOWorld Magazine, 2021

INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS – Isko Denim

– Carla Zampatti

– Think Positive

– Australian Wool Innovation

CAREERS – Fashion designer

– Textile designer

– Fashion buyer

– Fashion editor

– Pattern-cutter

– Fashion illustrator

– Fashion stylist

– Textile designer

*Selection rank: published ranks indicate the lowest selection rank (ATAR plus any adjustment points applied through eligible admission schemes) to which an offer was made to a domestic Current School Leaver (Year 12) in the Autumn 2021 intake (December Round 2 and January Round 1).

Jason ClarkBachelor of Design in Fashion and Textiles

“The UTS fashion and textiles degree has been one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences in my life thus far. The UTS fashion faculty from tutors to senior lecturers are all passionate about fashion design and champion each student to find their own voice and encourage creative expression through whatever challenge arises. When complex design challenges arise lecturers and tutors go above and beyond to collect learning materials and expertise for students who wish to go the extra mile and succeed.

UTS Fashion has been integral to my growth as a designer through engaging theoretical lectures which introduce students to design practices along with high quality technical workshops in professional studio settings. The strength of the degree lies in UTS being a research university. This introduction to fashion research and theory within the first year gave me the toolkit to interrogate my own design practices, question historical figures of fashion and really step into my own as a designer which has allowed me, with the help of the UTS fashion network to be published in Vogue Australia and online at Fashion Journal.”

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Bachelor of Design in Product Design

CHANGE THE WORLD WITH PRODUCT DESIGNAs a Bachelor of Product Design student, you’ll gain the skills needed for twenty-first century design. Learn how to tackle complex problems, explore creative solutions, and develop realistic outcomes that will make a mark on the world we live in.

You’ll design, prototype and test design solutions, drawing on cutting-edge technologies and approaches, such as UX (user experience), wearables and electronics, and gain hands-on experience in our digital and fabrication workshops while you do it.

INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS – IKEA

– Rebel Sport

– Breville

– King Living

CAREERS – Design consultant

– Corporate or in-house designer

– Independent designer

– Production manager

– Project manager across industries

– Strategic designer

2020 Selection rank*: 92.25With International Studies: 92.75*With Creative Intelligence and Innovation: 93.65


UAC Code: 602050


Recommended year 12 studies: Design and Technology, Visual Arts, Textiles and Design, Music, Industrial Technology, Software Design and Development



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Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication

LOOK DEEPERImmerse yourself in a practice-oriented, studio-based culture with a strong theoretical foundation. You’ll study a range of interdisciplinary subjects to prepare you for collaborative and team-based work throughout your future career.

Create visual experiences that evoke information, ideas and stories. Engage with the social, technological and ecological contexts of design. And become fluent in visual languages across mixed reality, creative code, typography, motion graphics, web media, photography, image making, AI and machine learning.

INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS – Google

– D&AD (Design and Art Direction

– City of Sydney

– Sydney Living Museums

– Grumpy Sailor

– Re:act (Road Safety program)

– DX Lab, State Library of NSW)

– Collider

– ISTD (International Society of Typographic Designers)

– Publicis Groupe (Herd MSL Sydney, Saatchi & Saatchi, Leo Burnett, Digitas)

– Westpac

CAREERSGraphic designer, Communication design, Information designer, motion designer, UX/UI designer, web designer, interaction designer, animator, photographer, illustrator, service designer, experiences designer, creative coder, art director, strategy designer.



UAC Code: 602070


Recommended year 12 studies: Visual Arts, Design and Technology, Music, Mathematics, Software Design and Development



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The future is our project

At the UTS School of Architecture, we see architecture, landscape architecture and interior architecture as powerful tools to transform our cities and societies, in order to address complex challenges the future presents us – climate change, social justice, technological advancement, and beyond.

We’re designers, strategic thinkers, globally focused and rigorous in our conceptual approach – and we’re committed to improving the physical and social environments in which we live.

SHAPE THE CONVERSATIONAs a school, we’re vibrant, dynamic and creative, always innovative in our perspectives on both the future and the past. Integrated into the multidisciplinary culture of DAB, our ideas are shaped by the conversations we share with our neighbouring design disciplines. Above all, we’re committed to advancing the built environment through teaching and research by looking beyond accepted structures, processes and boundaries.

LEARN FROM THE BESTWhen you study with us, you’ll be challenged to extract knowledge and methods from related disciplines across and between related disciplines, from engineering to visual arts and filmmaking. You’ll study alongside internationally acclaimed academic and professional leaders, working in studios, workshops, computer labs and digital maker spaces that house the latest tools and technologies of the trade.

GLOBAL EXPOSURE = GLOBAL VISIONArchitecture, interior architecture and landscape architecture are global professions, and our degrees have a distinctly global focus. Our studio subjects will take you to some of the world’s diverse cities and landscapes, giving you a thorough understanding of international best practice — so when you hit the ground after graduation, you’ll be ready to run.

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Olivia MonteleoneBachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours)

“Over my 4 years of study, the course has allowed me to challenge my creative ideas and processes across an array of project types from small sale civic centres, to botanical planting schemes and large-scale ecological frameworks.

What I enjoyed most about the course, was the elective opportunities, which took me to study in Europe and Regional Australia, talking with renowned landscape professionals and connecting with their designed sites in person.

Ultimately, the collaborative and cultural experiences formed over my time with UTS Landscape Architecture has provided the exposure needed to share my ideas within the discipline and enabled me to land a job in the field.”

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Bachelor of Design in Architecture

2020 Selection rank*: 91.45With Creative Intelligence and Innovation: 91.80

With Master of Architecture: 91.80

Duration: 3 years (full-time) part-time study available 4 years (full-time) when combined with Creative Intelligence and Innovation The Master of Architecture is a further 2 years full-time

UAC Code: 602010

Further study options: Master of Architecture, Master of Design, Master of Project Management, Master of Property Development

Recommended year 12 studies: Design and Technology, Visual Arts, Science, History, Mathematics



SHAPING CITIES, SHAPING SOCIETYReimagine the spatial, cultural and technological dimensions of the environments we live in, and learn to think through the process of design itself. Through intensive studio-based design tutorials, we’ll support you to build advanced spatial and material awareness and an understanding of what it means to be an architect in an increasingly complex and globalised world.

You’ll gain the digital and physical skills required to translate thought into form, and the critical and conceptual skills to argue for the forms you propose. What’s more, you’ll be guided by some of the best in the business, with masterclasses, workshops and international guest lectures from leading voices in contemporary architecture.

INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS – 3XN GXN (Denmark +

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– Candelapas Associates

– Government Architect NSW

– NSW Architects Registration Board

CAREERS – Architect

– Urban designer

– Educator

– Researcher

– Policy maker

– Design Manager in Construction

– Digital fabricator

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONUTS Architecture courses are accredited by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia, the NSW Architects Registration Board and the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA). An accredited undergraduate degree is a key prerequisite for becoming a Registered Architect.

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Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours)

2020 Selection rank*: 80.00

Duration: 4 years (full-time) UTS Bachelor graduates can complete the Master of Landscape Architecture in one additional year

UAC Code: 602020

Further study options: Master of Landscape Architecture, Master of Design, Master of Project Management, Master of Property Development

Recommended year 12 studies: Visual Arts, Design and Technology, Earth and Environmental Science, Geography


TRANSFORMING EXTERIOR ENVIRONMENTSStudy at the intersection of sustainability, ecology, environment and design with the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture. This course is all about how landscapes and public spaces unify our complex urban environments, as well as larger ecological and infrastructural systems, working to address the impacts of climate change alongside the needs of contemporary society and culture.

INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS – TYRRELLSTUDIO

– ASPECT Studios

– Turf Design Studio

CAREERS – Landscape Architect

– Urban designer

– Conservation/land management officer

– Designer

– Researcher

– Policy maker

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONThe UTS Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours) is accredited by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA). An accredited degree is a key prerequisite for becoming an AILA Registered Landscape Architect.


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Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture

BEYOND TRADITIONAL BOUNDARIES Focusing on the future of Interior Architecture in an era of environmental, political, and technological change, this degree takes a research-led approach to equip students with the skills and knowledge to lead in this dynamic and expanding field.

Working with academic and industry experts, students you’ll learn to create interior spaces, set and performance designs, atmospheres, experiences, and master plans, from the scale of the urban interior to the scale of the body. Critical speculation is combined with a practice-based hands-on approach to enable students you to use design to advocate and innovate for their future.

INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS – Multiplex

– NSW Department of Industry Planning & Environment

– Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council

– Bluescope

– Walgett Local Aboriginal Land Council

– The Department of Justice

– IKEA

– NSW Aboriginal Housing Office

– National Indigenous Australians Agency

– Murrin Bridge Local Aboriginal Land Council

– First Hand Solutions

– The Indigenous Art Code

– Sydney Living Museums

CAREERS – Interior Designer

– Exhibition and Event Designer

– Performance and Set Designer

– Interaction and Experience Designer

– Spatial Design Researcher and Educator



UAC Code: 602060


Recommended year 12 studies: Visual Arts, Design and Technology, Textiles and Design, Music, Industrial Technology, Mathematics



Sara Valassina. ‘Medea’, 2020.

“UTS’ faculty of Interior Architecture are like no other; they have helped shape the designer I am. I now view and create with a completely new lens and consider things I have never taken notice of before. The skillsets I have gained are invaluable and transferable to all aspects of my life.

Winning second place in the Garth Barnett Prize for Excellence in Design has helped pave the way for my future in Interior Architecture. The prize has assisted me in gaining acceptance into an internship in London where I will now be moving to for 3 months. Studying Interior Architecture at UTS has given me a world of unimaginable opportunities and lifelong relationships.”

Jackie Lou Orbon Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture

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Become a cross-disciplinary thinker, an innovative practitioner and a future leader in one of Australia’s leading Built Environment schools.

DIVERSIFY YOUR EXPERTISEBuild specialist knowledge in more than one area. The Bachelor of Construction Project Management and the Bachelor of Property Economics share three core subjects, which means you’ll gain an insight into the inner workings of another discipline beyond your own degree. As well as improving your employability across more than one industry, you could also receive advanced standing towards a master’s degree in Project Management or Property Development.

BECOME A GRADUATE SUCCESS STORYStand out from the crowd with a qualification that’s highly sought after by industry, thanks to our commitment to hands-on practice and real-world professional experience. Our Construction Project Management grads enjoy employability rates and starting salaries that are among the best in the country, while many of our Property Economics students are already working in industry by the time they finish their studies.

GET THE NOD FROM INDUSTRY Our close industry connections inform all our course content, so everything you study will be relevant to your future career. What’s more, our Property Economics and Construction Project Management courses are accredited by major professional associations, ensuring your degree will be recognised both in Australia and around the world.

Dynamic. Innovative. Building future leaders.

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Maddison KingBachelor of Construction Project Management with International Studies Diploma of Innovation

“UTS has many industry connections with construction companies, and it was through these connections that I was able to secure a position at Mirvac where I am currently a cadet.

It’s a very practical course, which is something that I absolutely love. It’s very hands on. We get to go out onto site for some of our assignments. So far, I’ve travelled to Cambodia to build a house, to Nepal to build a new farming product, and to China.”

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Bachelor of Construction Project Management

MANAGEMENT. TECHNOLOGY. PROCESS.When you choose the Bachelor of Construction Project Management, you’ll be choosing one of Australia’s most highly regarded specialist degrees – and preparing for graduate employment and salary outcomes that are among the highest in the country. This course is built on the key pillars of management, technology and process, preparing you for a career that spans the breadth of the construction industry. You’ll explore digital technologies as they relate to construction, learn a range of project management methodologies, and gain an in-depth understanding of the trends and tools that will shape the industry of tomorrow.

Theory is one thing, but applying your newfound knowledge is a critical component of the learning process. That’s why industry experience sits at the foundation of this course — you’ll engage with real-world projects and undertake industry experience during the course, including paid employment and cadetships, with leading construction organisations.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONThis degree is accredited by leading professional organisations, including the Australian Institute of Building, the Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors, the Project Management Institute, Australian Institute of Project Management, and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, so you’ll graduate with a qualification that’s recognised by industry in Australia and beyond.

CAREERS – Construction manager

– Contract manager

– Cost engineer

– Estimator

– Project manager

– Property developer

– Quantity surveyor

– Site manager

2020 Selection rank*: 90.45With International Studies: 91.45*

Duration: 4 years (full-time) part-time study available 6 years (full-time) when combined with the Bachelor of International Studies

UAC Code: 602025

Further study options: Master of Property Development, Master of Project Management, Master of Planning, Master of Real Estate Investment

Recommended year 12 studies: Mathematics, English, Economics, Business Studies, Design and Technology, Engineering Studies



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Bachelor of Property Economics

JOIN THE GLOBAL PROPERTY SECTORCombine your interests in business, economics and property with a degree that will prepare you for the global property industry. With the Bachelor of Property Economics, you’ll gain specialist skills in property valuation, market analysis, investment and development, and a fundamental understanding of economics, law and finance as they relate to the property sector both in Australia and overseas.

You’ll graduate with broad expertise that can be applied across a wide range of career paths and sectors, as well as established professional networks that could lead to a career breakthrough. Our students are actively recruited by property industry organisations — in fact, most of our students are working in industry by their third year of study.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONThis degree is recognised by the Australian Property Institute and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. As a graduate, you’ll also meet the educational requirements for registration as a valuer.

CAREERS – Real estate

– Property analysis

– Property and asset management

– Property development

– Property finance

– Valuation

2020 Selection rank*: 80.00With International Studies: 80.00

Duration: 3 years (full-time) with an optional Honours year

UAC Code: 602033

Further study options: Honours, Master of Property Development, Master of Project Management, Master of Planning, Master of Real Estate Investment, Doctor of Philosophy

Recommended year 12 studies: Mathematics, English, Economics, Business Studies



Property Economics in actions – 2020 Open Day (pre-Covid) – Professional Skills event, Peter Apostolakos from CBRE shares experiences with our newly coming property students.

“One of the best things about UTS Property Economics degree is the industry involvement – assignments are based on real projects, a lot of permanent and guest lecturers are leading property professionals, and the flexible timetable supports you in gaining vital experience working in the industry at the same time.

UTS has a great reputation in the industry and fosters connections with industry professionals and companies. Through UTS, I won an internship at Charter Hall and transitioned to a fulltime role at the end of my degree. I now work alongside some of my lecturers and mentors, and this practical experience in my final year supported and enhanced my coursework.”

Angela Sansom-Daly Graduate of Bachelor in Property Economics at UTS

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Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation2020 Selection rank*: Refer to each course

Duration: This degree usually adds 1 year to the core degree

Combined Degrees

Bachelor of Arts in International Studies2020 Selection rank*: Refer to each course

Duration: This degree usually adds 2 years to the core degree

Recommended year 12 studies: Proficiency in English. No prior language knowledge is required for the International Studies program


WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE? The BCII is all about building conceptual thinking and creative problem-solving skills based on global and transdisciplinary perspectives. When you add the BCII to your DAB degree, you’ll gain leading-edge capabilities that are highly valued in the globalised world, including dealing with critical and creative thinking, invention, complexity, innovation, future scenario building and entrepreneurship, and you’ll learn to think independently, as well as across and between other disciplines.

In the classroom, you’ll undertake real-world projects and self-initiated proposals with a focus on innovative, creative and entrepreneurial outcomes. Beyond it, you’ll engage with the needs of a wide range of government and industry partners — previously, our students have worked with companies like Visa, Accenture, Google, Food Innovation Partners, NSW Health, and City of Sydney, delivering solutions to a variety of future business challenges.

The BCII is a combined qualification, which means you’ll study it in conjunction with your DAB degree. Subjects are offered in an accelerated format — you’ll undertake most of your BCII work during July and Summer sessions, plus one additional year of full-time study once you’ve completed your design degree. As a graduate, you’ll possess high-level expertise in your chosen DAB discipline, plus unrivalled capacity for innovation and invention — everything you need to stand out from the crowd.

CAREERSWith a combined Design/BCII qualification, you’ll be ready for a variety of careers where creative thinking, ideas initiation, scenario planning, global strategy, open network design or sustainable futures innovation are valued.

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE? The Bachelor of Arts in International Studies adds an international dimension to your degree. This course is a comprehensive, balanced program of study, designed to build your language and culture skills in a structured and supported sequence of study.

CAREERSYou will gain qualifications in a specialist language, intercultural and international awareness and cultural knowledge skills.

COUNTRY MAJOR CHOICEAmericas: Argentina, Mexico, Canada (Quebec), Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Latino USA, Mexico

Asia: China, Japan

Europe: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland

LEARN A NEW LANGUAGEChinese, German, Japanese, French, Spanish, Italian

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Future proof your degree

+ Add the diploma in innovationRather than building the skills for a specific career, the Diploma in Innovation is about preparing for the future of work. In fact, it responds directly to industry demand for graduates who can demonstrate inter- and transdisciplinary approaches in their professional practice. There’s an emphasis on entrepreneurial thinking, too: by the time you graduate, you’ll be ready to be an entrepreneur, serve entrepreneurial clients, or integrate entrepreneurial processes into your day-to-day work.

Add the diploma to your UTS bachelor’s degree, and what’s more, all your diploma subjects will be offered as winter and summer school intensives – so even though you’re adding an extra qualification, you’ll still graduate on time.

Find out more at dipinn.uts.edu.au

Degree add-ons

Gain a global outlook

+ Add the diploma in languagesBring the world to your doorstep with a Diploma in Languages. Add this one-year diploma to your UTS degree to gain language and cultural skills, build your professional identity, and graduate with a range of capabilities that will prepare you for an international career. Language options include Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish.

No need to apply just yet – the diploma is available to students already studying an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree program at UTS, so sign up when you enrol. No matter what you study, the diploma can give your qualification an international edge.

Define your niche with add-ons to your degree.

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Applying to UTS

How to applyReady to apply for a UTS degree? Start by choosing your preferred course and checking the eligibility requirements to make sure it’s a good fit. Next, submit your application via the Universities Admissions Centre – you can list up to five course preferences, so make sure you use them all!

More info:

uts.edu.au/ug-apply

Admission schemesNeed to boost your selection rank? Apply for a UTS admission scheme and we’ll consider your ATAR plus other selection criteria when we assess your application. There are a range of merit and access based schemes. If you’re a high achiever, or if life events have impacted your Year 12 results, these schemes can help you make the leap into your chosen degree.

More info:

uts.edu.au/admission-schemes

Admission pathwaysOur admission pathways provide an alternative route into your preferred UTS course – and there are lots of pathways on offer. From internal programs (Insearch, Jumbunna Unistart and internal degree transfers) to external options (STAT test, limited ATARs or vocational diplomas), there’s more than one way to get into UTS.

More info:

uts.edu.au/admission-pathways

ScholarshipsWhether you’re a high achiever, need a financial boost, or want to get your hands on some amazing professional opportunities, we offer millions of dollars in coursework scholarships that have the potential to enhance your UTS experience. Make sure you get in quick – some of our scholarships open as early as April 2021.

More info:

uts.edu.au/scholarships

Fees and financial assistance As a domestic student, you’ll study in a Commonwealth Supported Place – the Australian Government will fund some of the cost of your study, while you’ll pay a student contribution and other fees direct to UTS. The good news? The HECS-HELP loan scheme lets you defer the cost of your student contribution until you reach a set income threshold. What’s more, the UTS Financial Assistance Service can help you get on top of your personal finances, giving you more time to focus on study.

More info:

uts.edu.au/csp

This guide is not intended for international students. For information on fees for international students, visit the UTS International website:

international.uts.edu.au

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Note, this guide is for local students. International students should refer to the International Course Guide or uts.edu.au/international

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