澳大利亚设计学院

The LCI Melbourne Graphic & Digital Design program will provide you with a broad range of specialisations, such as print, typography, branding, packaging, and digital design for online delivery.

Whatever design direction you take, you can create and produce technically refined designs against objectives and outcomes outlined in client project briefs. Engaging with both simulated and real design studio environments will enhance your professional creativity and skills.

The program will provide you with detailed technical knowledge of leading-edge digital tools, allowing you to realise your designs, advance your visual literacy and cultivate your design aesthetic.

Course Objectives

• Adeptness with a broad range of skills, including: print and collateral, brand, packaging, or digital design
• Conceive, develop and produce technically refined designs to meet a creative brief
• Detailed knowledge of leading edge digital tools
• Use the design process to achieve sophisticated design outcomes
• Build industry contacts via professional placement and international exchange opportunities
• Enhance creative skills via a sub-major from either the Communication Design stream or one of the other creative disciplines.

Major Study Units

• History and Contemporary Practice
• Editorial Design (for Print & Screen)
• Packaging Design
• Promotional Design
• Portfolio Production
• Major Portfolio
• Graphic & Digital Design Technologies
• Industry Practice

Career Possibilities

As an LCI Melbourne graduate with a major in Graphic & Digital Design you are poised to enter an exciting industry with job possibilities such as Branding and Packaging Designer, Art Director, Creative Director, Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Typographer, UI and UX Designer, Interactive Media Designer, Web and App Designer, Animator, and Motion Graphics Designer.

Prospective Student Profile

• Creative students
• Excellent communication skills
• Innovative thinker
• Interest in new and emerging creative technologies

Class Size and Facilities

• Small classes. Generally no more than 18.
• State of the art facilities, including industry standard computing equipment and software.

Assessment

80% project work (including practical work, essays, presentations and group assignments) and 20% test.