Bachelor of Digital Design

What you will learn when you study a Bachelor of Design (also known as a Bachelor of Graphic Design or Bachelor of Animation) will vary depending on the education provider you choose. 

At UniSQ, all our Bachelor of Digital Design students study industry relevant core courses that provide you with the transferrable skills to thrive in a variety of media and communication environments. These courses include learnings on: 

• digital tools and software
• motion capture technology
• digital drawing tools
• animation software
• written, verbal and visual communications.

This will vary depending on your personal and professional goals. Digital design degrees go by a variety of different names such as a Bachelor of Design or Bachelor of Game Design so it is good to know all of your options.

A good place to start is thinking about your experience in the industry and what you're passionate about. Once you identify what you love about design, it will help bring out your strengths when it comes to choosing what digital design degree is right for you. At UniSQ we offer four different specialisations.

• Animation: Also commonly known as a Bachelor of Animation, you can craft compelling animated 2D and 3D moving visuals and gain hands-on experience with animation production.
• Game Design: Explore the space where science and interactive entertainment meet with the game design major. Merge creativity, technology and strategic thinking to craft immersive gaming experiences
• Graphic Design: When you study graphic design at UniSQ, you will graduate ready for a career in the dynamic world of contemporary design – be equipped to turn ideas into impactful visual forms for the betterment of business. 
• Interaction Design: Understand how interaction and usability combine with content. Learn to create systems, products, and services that enable users to engage in significant ways – promote interaction, enhance usability and provide entertainment.

Gain a strong start to your career with UniSQ’s Bachelor of Digital Design:

• Build a cross-disciplinary skillset that will enable you to work and adapt in this high-functioning field. 
• Explore all facets of the design pipeline, learn industry-standard tools and have the opportunity to connect with industry professionals. 
• UniSQ has been named in the top 2% of universities worldwide by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, 2024. 
• UniSQ is rated 5/5 stars for undergraduate starting salaries, social equity and graduates in full-time employment.* 

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In most instances, to qualify for entry into undergraduate digital design degrees such as a Bachelor of Design, Bachelor of Graphic Design or Bachelor of Game Design you will require an ATAR. These entry requirements will vary depending on the education provider you choose. 

At UniSQ, to gain entry into our Bachelor of Digital Design you need to meet a minimum ATAR and assumed knowledge. ‘Assumed knowledge’ is the term we use to explain the minimum level of knowledge we presume you have in some subjects before you start your degree. If you don’t have an ATAR, don’t worry! You can partake in an interview to apply for entry.

For further information on ATAR, assumed knowledge and interviews please view the entry requirements section of the specific major you’re interested in studying. 

Did you know, to help you meet entry requirements, we can convert your work experience, qualifications or high school studies into a selection rank? If you don’t meet the entry requirements, we have many pathway options you can explore. 

Do you still have questions? Get in touch with one of our iconnect support staff to talk through your options. 

Graduating with a Bachelor of Design, Bachelor of Graphic Design or Bachelor of Game Design qualification (or equivalent) opens up many career prospects.

At UniSQ, all of our degrees, including our Bachelor of Digital Design, focus on developing your ability to apply the skills and knowledge you’ve gained to the career of your choice. The jobs you may be interested in will vary depending on the digital design major you choose to study. Some career opportunities include roles such as 

• web designer and mobile app design
• user experience designer
• motion graphics/animator
• virtual reality and augmented systems
• 2D and 3D design
• digital projects
• content and technology management
• interactive creative artist. 

The different ways you can study a digital design degree such as a Bachelor of Design, Bachelor of Graphic Design or Bachelor of Game Design will vary from uni to uni. At UniSQ, yes you can study a Bachelor of Digital Design degree part-time, on-campus or online, allowing you to balance study with your work and life commitments.

Work towards your undergraduate qualification at your own pace with our flexible learning options. Discover the different ways you can study at UniSQ.