Law and Design

Students of the course will: Gain a theoretical, historical and technical knowledge of this discipline of lawenforcement, suitable for entering the legal profession, becoming an advocate, or job related careers; identify different stages of this'design for manufacture' process'; gain the information and abilities required to establish their own interaction design business or seek employment within worldwide markets across all businesses; select appropriate methods, materials and procedures for designing and prototyping products; employ innovative usage of different visual and emerging media types across printing, screen and packaging; develop effective design solutions for certain audiences; select appropriate methods, materials and procedures for designing and prototyping products; learn how to apply advanced 2D and 3D electronic design technologies; and also develop image-making expertise and the power to develop visual design artefacts with a range of analogue and electronic networking.

Admission for the program is based on an entrance position. A position can be achieved by means of a year 12 ATAR, other Australian qualification, work experience, or an overseas qualification.