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| Master of Design - Course Structure |
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The Master of Design is a professionally-oriented degree targeted at designers who already have an undergraduate degree in design or the equivalent educational and professional experience. There is a clear demand in the design community for a Masters program that is targeted towards the professional and commercial needs of the design professions and industry internationally. The following specialisations are available:
 ÂCourse StructureThere are 4 generic types of subjects:
The course allows you to enhance your practical skills to the level of master practitioner through Design Studio modules, while furthering your theoretical understandings through Design Theory modules, developing a capacity for critical reflection on the profession of design through the Design Practice Seminar modules. There are three main streams through the course:
The first semester is common to all participants. In the second semester you'll need to decide on your study stream. If you choose the practice stream you undertake an elective in second semester and then Design Practical 3 in third semester supported by 3 elective subjects. If you choose the project stream, you undertake an elective in second semester and then Design Project in third semester. If you choose the dissertation stream you are required to undertake the elective Dissertation Proposal in second semester and then Design Dissertation in third semester. Don't be put off by the name - a dissertation is basically a document you'll create which is designed to help you develop your research skills. The dissertation stream develops the research skills of participants to enable you to pursue further research-based study.
Course OutlineThe Master of Design is a 3-semester program that can be completed in accelatered or part-time modes. Semester 1
Design Studio (Design Practical 1)
Semester 2
Design Studio (Design Practical 2)
Semester 3
Practice Stream OR
Project Stream OR
Dissertation Stream
Electives
Visual Communication in Design Course Outlines and Subject Descriptions (PDF)
For information about fees, intake dates, entry requirements and application procedure, go to the Apply section. See the Before you start section for:
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