Students majoring in Art and Design, don't miss out on this UC program!

Are you creative, filled with visions and desires for beautiful things? Do you always come up with novel ideas in your mind? If the answer is yes, then a career in the arts and design field might be your ideal choice.

Creative skills are highly valued in many professions, including design, fashion,broadcasting, media, film, and literature, which contribute significantly to Australia's economy.

The University of Canberra (UC) is committed to helping students succeed in their chosen industries.That's why every degree program offered by the Faculty of Arts and Design (FAD) includes a work-integrated learning project.

What is a work-integrated learning project?

A work-integrated learning project refers to any learning activity or project provided by the University of Canberra to support student employment, allowing students to accumulate industry experience within their degree programs.At the University of Canberra, we ensure that all students gain practical skills, experience real-world industry challenges, and build professional networks during their studies.

These experiences provide graduates with a competitive edge in the job market and lay a solid foundation for their careers.

At UC, your work-integrated learning journey begins with the Professional Orientation course in your first year.This course introduces students to the employment and career paths available after graduation. During the Professional Orientation course, you will have the opportunity to connect with leading figures in your field and explore the various career paths your degree can lead you to.

Most importantly, this program will provide you with practical tools to help you plan for the types of jobs you might be interested in in the future.

Professional Orientation Course

Arts Degree

Students interested in the arts field can choose from the following degree programs that include professional orientation:

• Bachelor of Arts in Global Studies
• Bachelor of Arts in Culture and Heritage
• Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media
• Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing
• Double Degree in Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management
• Double Degree in Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Communication and Media
• Bachelor of Film Production

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In your arts degree, the Professional Orientation course will guide you to a deeper understanding of the cultural industry.You will explore industry knowledge in depth and understand how cultural products are formed through diverse practices and career paths.

Additionally, you will gain some practical tools to help you start planning for your future career.

Built Environment Degree

Students interested in the built environment field can choose from the following degree programs that include professional orientation:

• Bachelor of Interior Architecture
• Bachelor of Architecture

You will have the opportunity to engage with industry, community, and professional organizations, understanding identity, practice, the knowledge and professional skills required, and how these are applied in careers.

Additionally, you will begin to explore future career opportunities and prepare for your career planning.

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Communication & Media Degree

Students interested in the communication and media field can choose from the following degree programs that include professional orientation:

• Bachelor of Communication and Media (Sports Media)
• Bachelor of Communication and Media (Corporate and Public Communication)
• Bachelor of Communication and Media (Journalism)
• Bachelor of Communication and Media (Marketing Communication)
• Double Degree in Bachelor of Communication and Media/Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management

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In your Professional Orientation course, you willlearn what it involves to become a professional communicator and the career paths available in the industry.

You will alsounderstand the historical, social, and political context of the communication industry, how the industry interacts with people and society, and the changes in the media landscape.

Design Degree

Students interested in the design field can choose from the following courses that include professional orientation:

• Bachelor of Digital Design (Game Design)
• Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)
• Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)
• Bachelor of Digital Design (Digital Media)
• Bachelor of Digital Design (Visual Communication Design)
• Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication Design)
• Double Degree in Bachelor of Design/Bachelor of Communication and Media

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The Professional Orientation course will introduce you to contemporary design careers and related issues, and help youconnect with industry, community, and professional organizations, explore the professional skills you need, and be fully prepared to enter the workforce upon graduation.

Ready to take the first step towards a creative career in the arts?Click 'Read More' to get the University of Canberra course handbook, orcontact our international admissions team,get more course information,and start your arts career.

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