Our undergraduate degrees will prepare you for a range of careers — from architect or urban planner to user-experience designer, digital producer or design director.
An honours degree is an extra year of full-time study, completed after your undergraduate degree. It's a chance to set yourself apart from your cohort and develop your research skills under the supervision of an academic staff member.
A major is a sequence of units of study that offer specialised knowledge in a particular field and is listed on your official degree certificate. To complete a major, you must undertake specific units of study and meet the required number of credit points.
The shared pool of majors and minors allows you to follow all your interests and gain expertise in a second field outside your primary degree. We offer the following majors through the shared pool:
Learn more about majors and minors.
Apply through the Portfolio Admissions Pathway to boost your selection rank by showcasing your design skills and creativity.
The portfolio admissions pathway can help you gain entry into our programs if you achieve close to the required ATAR (or equivalent). In conjunction with the HSC and other formal assessment systems, it assists the University in identifying students who have the potential to excel in architecture or interaction design. This means you could be accepted into your dream degree, even if your ATAR falls short of the course cut-off.
Learn more about the Portfolio Admissions Pathway.