Diploma in Creative Industries - QUT

This information is correct as at 30/11/2020. For the most up-to-date course information, visit

https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=IF06&id=35412. CRICOS No.00213J

Diploma in Creative Industries

Year 2020

QUT code IF06

CRICOS 081617G

Duration(full-timeinternational)

8 - 12 months

OP 15

Rank 68

International fee(indicative)

2020: $21,570 per course(96 credit points)

Total creditpoints

96

Credit pointsfull-time sem.

48

CourseCoordinator

Dr Annetta Spathis([email protected])

DisciplineCoordinator

[email protected]

Minimum EnglishrequirementsStudents must meet the Englishproficiency requirements.

IELTS (International English LanguageTesting System)Overall 5.5Listening 5.0Reading 5.0Writing 5.0Speaking 5.0

DescriptionThe Diploma in Creative Industries(previous title: University Diploma inCreative Industries), which has intakes forinternational students in February, Juneand October, is primarily a pathway forentry to bachelor degrees within CreativeIndustries, with the Bachelor of CreativeIndustries KK33 being the most prevalentcourse progression pathway. Studentsgain coherent and integrated theoretical,technical and practical knowledge withemphasis on developing technical,analytical, decision-making, problemsolving, teamwork and communicationskills in well-defined, structuredenvironments and with real worldapplication.

In this program, students study six facultyunits as well as two units ofCommunication which have beendesigned to support their other units.Small lectures and tutorials, additionalworkshops and the support of Languageand Welfare Advisers provide anexcellent learning environment.

Course CompletionStudents must obtain at least a grade of 4(Pass) in all units.

ProgressionStudents who successful complete theDiploma of Creative Industries andachieve a GPA of 4.0 will receive oneyear's advanced standing and beguaranteed a place in one of theavailable bachelor programs from theCreative Industries Faculty.

96 credit points of advanced standingwith:

4 semesters to complete:

Sample StructureSemesters

Semester One●

Semester Two●

Note●

Code TitleSemester OneKKD101 Creative Futures

KVD104 Photomedia and ArtisticPractice

DED202 Introducing Design HistoryQCD110 Academic Communication 1Semester Two

KCD103 Strategic SpeechCommunication

KKD102 Creative Industries: MakingConnections

CYD104 Managing Social MediaQCD210 Academic Communication 2* Units offered subject to availabilityNoteBSD126 MarketingStudents who will be studying facultycourses IF27, KC40, KC30, KK35 andKK43 will need to replace DED202 withBSD126

SemestersSemester One●

Semester Two●

Semester Three●

*Units offered are subject toavailability

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Code TitleSemester OneKKD101 Creative FuturesQCD110 Academic Communication 1DED202 Introducing Design HistorySemester Two

KKD102 Creative Industries: MakingConnections

CYD104 Managing Social MediaQCD210 Academic Communication 2Semester Three

KCD103 Strategic SpeechCommunication

KVD104 Photomedia and ArtisticPractice

*Units offered are subject to availabilityStudents who are studying facultycourses IF27 or KC40 will need toreplace DED202 with BSD126



https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=IF06&id=35412


https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=DE42&id=35406. CRICOS No.00213J

Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Architectural Studies) - Advanced Standing Entry

Year 2020

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

Rank 89

Campus Gardens Point

Domestic fee(indicative)

2020 CSP $9,500 peryear full-time (96 creditpoints)


2020: $36,100 per yearfull-time (96 credit points)

Total creditpoints

384


48

Start months February

Int. Start Months February

CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design


Sarah Briant+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsAdvanced Standing EntryApplicants must have a minimum of 168credit points from core and/or architecturemajor units in this course.

All other applicants will need to apply forthe Bachelor of Design (Architecture).

International EntryrequirementsApplicants must have a minimum of 168credit points of advanced standing fromcore and/or Architecture major units inthis course.

All other applicants will need to apply forthe Bachelor of Design (Architecture).



Additional CostsThere are requirements that you will needto meet as a student in this course.Information is available from theAdditional course requirements andcosts website.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Master of Design (Urban Design) orthe Master of Design (Research),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Professional RecognitionThis course, along with the followingMaster of Architecture course, hasreceived full accreditation from theArchitects Accreditation Council ofAustralia, and full recognition from theAustralian Institute of Architects.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour architectural studies design courseconsists of 18 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,

fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).

An additional eight units are taken outsideyour primary major. After studying for ayear you can:

choose a second major# (eight unitsfrom any approved QUT degree), or

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choose two minors (a minor is aspecific set of four units drawn fromcourses throughout QUT), or

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choose one minor and fourelectives.

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Minors and majors allow you to tailor yourstudies to suit your interests and careeraspirations. Minors give you breadth ofknowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplines because that is how it will bewhen you graduate and work in the realworld of design. The possibilities arealmost endless.

Here are some examples that mightinspire ideas:

an architecture student could take aminor in interior design and a workintegrated learning minor to gainprofessional industry experience

●

a landscape architecture studentcould take a language minor suchas Italian to help them workoverseas

●

an interior design student could takea second major in industrial designto aid their ambition to design andmanufacture their own range ofoffice furniture

●

an industrial design student couldtake a second major in mechanicalor electrical engineering to givethem a deeper understanding ofmanufacturing and production

●

a fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own concept fashionstore

●

an interactive and visual designstudent could take a second majorin advertising or marketing and workas a designer for a leading digitalagency.

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And remember - your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT. #

https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=DE42&id=35406

https://www.qut.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-design/bachelor-of-design-architecture

https://www.qut.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-design/bachelor-of-design-architecture




Your courseYear 1

three foundation units coveringdesign, design history andsustainability

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two units in introductory corearchitecture design studios

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first unit dealing with place making●

Year 2two design studio units covering theprocess of design, dwelling,tectonics and public spaces

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units in integrated technology(climate) and history/theory (cultureand space)

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study history/theory (architecture inthe twentieth century) andarchitectural technology (buildingconstruction)

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first two units of your second majoror first minor

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Year 3units focusing on digital tools andsustainability

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develop knowledge of technologyintegration (structure)

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study history/theory (architectureand the city), and architecturaltechnology (building services)

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three units in your second major orminors

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Year 4address the context of buildings inurban settings

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design project integrating youraccumulated knowledge

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complete your second major or yoursecond minor

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Masters courseThis course is designed to be followed byQUT’s one-year Master of Architecture. Inaddition, to work as a registered architectin Australia you will need to:

have completed two years ofpractical work experience (one yearof which may be during yourstudies)

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successfully complete theArchitectural Practice Examination

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apply for registration to theArchitects’ Board in each state orterritory in which you wish topractise.

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Study overseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you the

most flexibility. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.

International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour Architectural studies design courseconsists of 18 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).


choose a second major# (eightunits from any approved QUTdegree), or

●

choose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom courses throughout QUT), or

●


●

Minors and majors allow you to tailoryour studies to suit your interests andcareeraspirations. Minors give you breadthof knowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.

This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfromoutside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:

an architecture student could takea minor in interior design and awork integrated learning minor togain professional industryexperience

●


●


●

an industrial design studentcould take a second major inmechanical or electrical engineeringto give them a deeperunderstanding of manufacturing andproduction

●

a fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own concept fashion

●

storean interactive and visualdesign student could take a secondmajor in advertising or marketingand work as a designer for a leadingdigital agency.

●

And remember - your second majoror minors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama orother disciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1


●

two units in introductory corearchitecture design studios

●

first unit dealing with place making●

Year 2two design studio units covering theprocess of design, dwelling,tectonics and public spaces

●

units in integrated technology(climate) and history/theory (cultureand space)

●

study history/theory (architecturein the twentieth century) andarchitectural technology (buildingconstruction)

●

first two units of your second majoror first minor

●

Year3units focusing on digital toolsand sustainability

●

develop knowledge of technologyintegration (structure)

●

study history/theory (architectureand the city), and architecturaltechnology (building services)

●

three units in your second major orminors

●

Year 4address the context of buildings inurban settings

●

design project integrating youraccumulated knowledge

●

complete your second major or yoursecond minor

●

Masters courseThis course is designed to be followed byQUT’s one-year Master of Architecture. Inaddition, to work as a registered architectin Australia you will need to:

have completed two years ofpractical work experience (one yearof which may be during yourstudies)

●

successfully complete theArchitectural Practice Examination

●

apply for registration to theArchitects’ Board in each state orterritory in which you wish topractise.

●

https://www.student.qut.edu.au/studying/student-exchange




Study OverseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.

Sample Structure

SemestersYear 1, Semester 1●

Year 1, Semester 2●







Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1DAB103 Architectural Visualisation 1DAB110 Architectural Design 1DEB100 Design and SustainabilityDEB101 Introducing DesignYear 1, Semester 2DAB203 Architectural Visualisation 2DAB210 Architectural Design 2

DAB220 Architecture, Culture andPlace

DEB202 Introducing Design HistoryNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture

DAB201 Architectural Design 3:Dwelling

DAB211 Environmental Principles ofArchitectural Design

A Complementary Studies unitNote: Students considering studying onexchange in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro

DAB212 Small Scale BuildingConstruction

DAB403 Architectural Visualisation 3A Complementary Studies unitNote: Students considering studying onexchange in Year 3 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.

Year 3, Semester 1DAB511 Architectural Design 5DAH525 Architecture and the CityDAH530 Integrated Technologies 2A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2DAB611 Architectural Design 6DAH635 Architectural Technology 2A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DAH710 Architectural Design 7DEH701 Research MethodsA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2DAH811 Architectural Design 8A Complementary Studies unit






Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Fashion)

Year 2020

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 13

Rank 71

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

384


48



CourseCoordinator



Dr Tiziana Ferrero-Regis+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsPrerequisitesSuccessful portfolio and meeting theminimum OP/Rank score.

What happens nextHow do I find out my portfolio outcome?

During the week preceding 21 December,QUT will update the preferenceinformation within your QTAC applicationto reflect your portfolio outcome. You willbe able to check this via QTAC’sApplication Services. If you are unsurehow to check your preference status thereis a helpful video located on QTAC’sCheck & change webpage.

What information will I see?

Within your Preferences tab you will seeone of the following statuses:

Based on the information currentlyheld by QTAC you have satisfiedthe minimum entry requirements inorder to be considered for a place inthis course.

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Based on the information currentlyheld by QTAC you have notsatisfied the minimum entryrequirements in order to beconsidered for a place in thiscourse.

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What does this mean?

If you have satisfied the minimum entryrequirements for this course you will beconsidered for a place in the course in the21 December 2017 QTAC offer round.While offers will be made from 21 Dec, amajority of offers will be may be madeduring the Major offer round on 16January 2018. Depending on courseplace availability, further offers may bemade in subsequent QTAC offer rounds.

Please note that meeting the minimumentry requirements does not guarantee aQTAC offer will be made as there areusually more eligible applicants thanplaces available in the program.

Successful applicants will only receiveone offer at QTAC, to their highest eligiblepreference.

If you have not satisfied the minimumentry requirements, QUT will not be ableto offer you a place in the course. Youmay wish to review your QTAC coursepreferences. They can be added oramended via QTAC’s ApplicationServices. For more information onchanging preferences, you can contactQTAC Information Services on 1300 GO

QTAC (1300 467 822) or (07) 3858 1222.

Contacts

If you require further information, pleasecontact the Creative Industries Faculty by:Phone: (07) 3138 8114 / Email:[email protected]

Domestic AssumedknowledgeBefore you start this course we assumeyou have sound knowledge in theseareas

English, or Literature, or Englishand Literature Extension, or Englishas an Additional Language (Units 3& 4, C)

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Before you start this course, we assumeyou have sound knowledge of thesubject/s listed below. If you don't havethe subject knowledge, you can still applyfor the course but we encourage you toundertake bridging studies to gain theknowledge:

International EntryrequirementsPrerequisites

Successful portfolio; and●

Successful completion of AustralianYear 12 or comparable qualification

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Application checklistPlease send the following documentsalong with your F Form to QUT.Applications submitted after November 30in any given year may not be assessed intime for commencement of study inSemester 1 of the following year. Youmay post or e-mail your application.

F Form; and●

Portfolio of your work●

Please send copies only – documents willnot be returned.

Portfolio requirementsPortfolio requirements●


IELTS (International English LanguageTesting System)Overall 6.5Listening 6.0Reading 6.0Writing 6.0


mailto:[email protected]

http://www.student.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/10159/f-form-20130221.pdfhttp:/www.student.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/10159/f-form-20130221.pdf

https://www.qut.edu.au/?a=475587




Speaking 6.0


Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Master of Design (Research),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour fashion design course consists of 17units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).


choose a second major (eightunits from any approved QUTdegree), or

●


●


●

Minors and majors allow you to tailor yourstudies to suit your interests and careeraspirations. Minors give you breadth ofknowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.

This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplines because that is how it will bewhen you graduate and work in the realworld of design. The possibilities arealmost endless. Here are some examplesthat might inspire ideas:

a landscape architecture studentcould take a language minor suchas Italian to help them work

●

an architecture student could take aminor in interior design and a workintegrated learning minor to gainprofessional industry experienceoverseas

●


●

an industrial design student couldtake a second major in mechanical

●

or electrical engineering to givethem a deeper understanding ofmanufacturing and productiona fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own concept fashionstore

●

an interactive and visual designstudent could take a second majorin advertising or marketing and workas a designer for a leading digitalagency.

●

And remember—your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT.#

Your courseYear 1

study materials, skills andprocesses of twenty-first centuryfashion design

●

introduction to conceptual designpractice

●

develop core skills in fashionpresentation

●

learn about key ideas in designhistory and sustainability

●

Year 2focus on real-world design briefsinformed by design history andindustry

●

learn skills in technical productionand communication in the fashionindustry

●

start your complementary major orminor in design, business orcommunication

●

develop professional skills infashion presentation

●

Year 3apply research to cutting-edgedesign practices

●

forge your creative design identity●

learn project management skills●

continue complementary studies indesign, business or communication

●

Year 4work collaboratively and individuallyon a year-long creative designproject

●

showcase your project toindustry professionals and thepublic

●

develop a professional portfolio tolaunch your career

●

Second degreeUndertaking a second major in one of thesix design disciplines also gives you theoption of obtaining a second degree*.

After graduation, you can returnto complete the remaining 12 units(or equivalent) from your second majorto obtain a second qualification. This

is usually undertaken part time overtwo years while working.

Note: This is not a double degreebecause it is not undertakensimultaneously with the first degree.

ExampleA student completes a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) (Industrial Design) witha second major in interactive and visualdesign.

They can then return to complete unitsin interactive and visual design andgraduate with a second design degree ininteractive and visual design.

* To pursue a second design degree, thissecond major must be an approved set ofeight units from within a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) primary major.

# The choice of second majors may belimited in some disciplines.

Study overseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.

International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour fashion design course consists of 17units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●


●


●

Minors and majors allow you to tailoryour studies to suit your interests andcareeraspirations. Minors give you breadth





of knowledge from two other areas and asecond major provides depth in one area.



●


●


●


●


●

an interactive and visualdesign student could take a secondmajor in advertising or marketingand work as a designer for a leadingdigital agency.

●


Your courseYear 1

study materials, skills andprocesses of twenty-first centuryfashion design

●

introduction to conceptual designpractice

●

develop core skills in fashionpresentation

●

learn about key ideas in designhistory and sustainability

●

Year 2focus on real-world design briefsinformed by design history andindustry

●

learn skills in technical productionand communication in the fashionindustry

●

start your complementary major or●

minor in design, business orcommunicationdevelop professional skills infashion presentation

●

Year 3apply research to cutting-edgedesign practices

●

forge your creative design identity●

learn project management skills●

continue complementary studies indesign, business or communication

●

Year 4work collaboratively and individuallyon a year-long creative designproject

●

showcase your project toindustry professionals and thepublic

●

develop a professional portfolio tolaunch your career

●

Second degreeUndertaking a second major in one ofthe six design disciplines also gives youtheoption of obtaining a second degree*.

After graduation, you can returnto complete the remaining 12 units(or equivalent) from your second majorto obtain a second qualification. Thisis usually undertaken part time overtwo years while working.






Study OverseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving your

electives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.






Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Industrial Design)

Year 2020

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 13

Rank 71

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48



Deferment You can defer your offerand postpone the start ofyour course for one year.

CourseCoordinator



Dr Rafael Gomez+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Professional RecognitionGraduates qualify for membership of theDesign Institute of Australia, theprofessional body for Australiandesigners. The course is an educationalmember of the International Council ofSocieties of Industrial Design.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour industrial design course consists of17 units in your primary major and fourunits that are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscape

architecture).



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Your courseYear 1

learn about design process, andphysical and aesthetic function

●


●

explore symbolic function,ergonomics, product usability andthe use of digital media andsustainability

●

Year 2focus on the key aspects of howproducts are made

●

study CAID systems ●

understand the social and culturalissues of design

●

commence your second major orfirst minor units

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Year 3bring together your accumulatedknowledge to design realisticallydetailed products suitable formanufacture

●

learn to work with otherprofessionals

●

study how to bring products to themarket

●

second major or minor unitscontinue

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Year 4apply design research to developinnovative product solutions

●

learn about professional practice ●

prepare to adopt a leadership role indesign

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conclude your second major orminor studies

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* To pursue a second design degree, this

second major must be an approved set ofeight units from within a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) primary major.



International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour industrial design course consists of17 units in your primary major and fourunits that are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●


●


●



an architecture student could takea minor in interior design and awork integrated learning minor togain professional industry

●

experiencea landscape architecture studentcould take a language minor suchas Italian to help them workoverseas

●


●


●


●


●


Your courseYear 1

learn about design process, andphysical and aesthetic function

●


●

explore symbolic function,ergonomics, product usability andthe use of digital media andsustainability

●

Year 2focus on the key aspects of howproducts are made

●

study CAID systems ●

understand the social and culturalissues of design

●


●

Year 3bring together your accumulatedknowledge to design realisticallydetailed products suitable formanufacture

●

learn to work with otherprofessionals

●

study how to bring products to themarket

●

second major or minor unitscontinue

●

Year 4apply design research to developinnovative product solutions

●

learn about professional practice ●

prepare to adopt a leadership role indesign

●

conclude your second major or●





minor studies














Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Interactive and Visual Design)

Year 2020

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 13

Rank 71

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Prof Thea Blackler+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour interactive and visual design courseconsists of 19 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●

choose two minors (a minor is●

a specific set of four units drawnfrom courses throughout QUT), orchoose one minor and fourelectives.

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Your courseYear 1

understand the breadth of designprocess and theory

●

acquire technical skills●

implement your designs acrossmultiple media—from print throughto digital

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units in visual communication,●





image production, web design,interaction design and designthinking

Year 2deepen your visual and interactiondesign skills

●

focus on contemporary webinterfaces - desktop, tablet andmobile platforms

●

study typography, visualcommunication theories, generativedesign processes and interactiondesign methodologies

●

commence your second major inareas such as 3D computergraphics, advertising, animation,architecture, art history,fashion design, film and TV, gamedesign, industrial design, interiordesign, onlineenvironments, marketing, publicrelations or visual arts

●

Year 3advanced studies through complexdesign projects

●

incorporate advanced visual andinteraction design methodologies

●

study visual information design,tangible and embodied media, andcontemporary issues

●

undertake industry internships inleading design firms locally andnationally as part of your studies

●

enrol in high-profile projects orinternational study tours

●

Year 4complete a design-led researchproject - develop your own project,or work on highprofile real-worlddesign projects led by QUTresearchers and industry partners

●

develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourdesign interests

●

design research methods andprofessional practice studiessupport this area of study andprovide a context for designpractice and a pathway to yourcareer

●









International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour interactive and visual design courseconsists of 19 units in your primary majorand four units that are common to all sixdesign majors (architectural studies,fashion, industrial design, interactive andvisual design, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●


●


●


This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom

outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:


●


●


●


●


●


●


Your courseYear 1


●

acquire technical skills●

implement your designs acrossmultiple media—from print throughto digital

●


●

units in visual communication,image production, web design,interaction design and designthinking

●

Year 2deepen your visual and interactiondesign skills

●

focus on contemporary webinterfaces - desktop, tablet andmobile platforms

●

study typography, visualcommunication theories, generativedesign processes and interactiondesign methodologies

●

commence your second major in●





areas such as 3D computergraphics, advertising, animation,architecture, art history,fashion design, film and TV, gamedesign, industrial design, interiordesign, onlineenvironments, marketing, publicrelations or visual arts

Year 3advanced studies through complexdesign projects

●

incorporate advanced visual andinteraction design methodologies

●

study visual information design,tangible and embodied media, andcontemporary issues

●

undertake industry internships inleading design firms locally andnationally as part of your studies

●

enrol in high-profile projects orinternational study tours

●

Year 4complete a design-led researchproject - develop your own project,or work on highprofile real-worlddesign projects led byQUT researchers and industrypartners

●

develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourdesign interests

●

design research methods andprofessional practice studiessupport this area of study andprovide a context for designpractice and a pathway to yourcareer

●






* To pursue a second design degree, thissecond major must be an approved set of

eight units from within a Bachelor ofDesign (Honours) primary major.








Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Interior Design)

Year 2020

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 13

Rank 71

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Penny Wild+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Professional RecognitionGraduates qualify for membership of theDesign Institute of Australia. The courseis an educational member of the InteriorDesign/Interior Architecture Educators'Association of Australia and NewZealand.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour interior design course consists of 18units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscape

architecture).



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a fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own conceptfashion store

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And remember—your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT. #





Your courseYear 1


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three foundation units coveringdesign, design history, andsustainability

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two units on core interior designstudios

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unit focusing on design technology●

Year 2explore issues of inhabitation inboth transitory and permanentresidential situations

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study the theory and practice ofleading designers

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understand interior systems andtechnology, colour and designpsychology

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Year 3adopt an experimental attitude todesign studios

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discover differing approaches to theinterior

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study specialist areas such asfurniture studies

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understand the role of design insociety

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continue your second major orminor units

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Year 4develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourown design interests

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two semi-structured, researchand professional practice-led designstudios

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research methods unit and aprofessional studies unit

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complete two units of your secondmajor or second minor

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They can then return to complete units

in interactive and visual design andgraduate with a second design degree ininteractive and visual design.




International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour interior design course consists of 18units in your primary major and four unitsthat are common to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



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Minors and majors allow you to tailoryour studies to suit your interests andcareer aspirations. Minors give youbreadth of knowledge from two otherareas and a second major provides depth in one area.

This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfrom outside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplines because that is how it will be whenyou graduate and work in the real worldof design. The possibilities are almost

endless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:


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a fashion student could take a minorin business and another in interiordesign to help meet their dream oflaunching their own conceptfashion store

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And remember - your second majoror minors could be in film, creativewriting, music, visual arts, drama orother disciplines across QUT. #

Your courseYear 1


●

three foundation units coveringdesign, design history, and sustainability

●

two units on core interior designstudios

●

unit focusing on design technology●

Year 2explore issues of inhabitation inboth transitory and permanentresidential situations

●

study the theory and practice ofleading designers

●

understand interior systems andtechnology, colour and designpsychology

●


●

Year 3adopt an experimental attitude todesign studios

●

discover differing approaches to theinterior

●

study specialist areas such asfurniture studies

●

understand the role of design insociety

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continue your second major orminor units

●

Year 4develop a body of work thatdistinguishes and advances yourown design interests

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two semi-structured, researchand professional practice-led designstudios

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research methods unit and aprofessional studies unit

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complete two units of your secondmajor or second minor

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Bachelor of Design (Honours) (Landscape Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code DE42

CRICOS 079947G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 13

Rank 71

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Gregor Mews+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Master of Design (Urban Design) orthe Master of Design (Research),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Professional RecognitionThis course has accreditation from theAustralian Institute of LandscapeArchitects (AILA). Graduates can applyfor membership of this professionalorganisation.

Domestic Course structureCustomise your degreeYour landscape architecture designcourse consists of 17 units in yourprimary major and four units that arecommon to all six design majors(architectural studies, fashion, industrialdesign, interactive and visual design,

interior design or landscape architecture).



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choose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom

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courses throughout QUT), or●


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Minors and majors allow you to tailoryour studies to suit your interests andcareer aspirations. Minors give youbreadth of knowledge from two otherareas and a second major provides depthin one area.



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And remember - your second major orminors could be in film, creative writing,music, visual arts, drama or otherdisciplines across QUT.#





Your courseYear 1

set the groundwork for yourlandscape design studies

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two units of core landscape designstudios

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units in plant studies, landscapeconstruction and visualcommunication

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Year 2two key landscape design studios●

study place theory, environmentalpsychology and site planning

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explore landscape ecology andphysical geography

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units in landscape constructionand landscape horticulture

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two units from your second major orminor

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Year 3complete four units for your secondmajor or minor

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two landscape design studios●

focus on planting design anddetailed design resolution

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combine design with landscapeconstruction

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critique the history of landscapedesign and contemporary landscapedesign trends

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Year 4further expand your designexpertise

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study two units in advancedlandscape design

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study a wide range of urban andregional sites and scenarios

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complete units in your chosensecond major/minor

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study professional practice and law,and research methods

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International CoursestructureCustomise your degreeYour landscape architecture designcourse consists of 17 units in yourprimary major and four units that arecommon to all six designmajors (architectural studies, fashion,industrial design, interactive and visualdesign, interior design or landscapearchitecture).



●

choose two minors (a minor isa specific set of four units drawnfrom

●

courses throughout QUT), or●


●


This means eight units of your course(one quarter of your degree) are takenfromoutside your primary major. You’llwork alongside students from otherdisciplinesbecause that is how it will be when

you graduate and work in the real world ofdesign. The possibilities are almostendless. Here are some examples thatmight inspire ideas:


●


●


●


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●


●


Your courseYear 1

set the groundwork for yourlandscape design studies

●


●

two units of core landscape designstudios

●

units in plant studies, landscapeconstruction and visualcommunication

●

Year 2two key landscape design studios●

study place theory, environmentalpsychology and site planning

●

explore landscape ecology andphysical geography

●

units in landscape constructionand landscape horticulture

●

two units from your second major orminor

●

Year 3complete four units for your secondmajor or minor

●

two landscape design studios●

focus on planting design anddetailed design resolution

●

combine design with landscape●





constructioncritique the history of landscapedesign and contemporary landscapedesign trends

●

Year 4further expand your designexpertise

●

study two units in advancedlandscape design

●

study a wide range of urban andregional sites and scenarios

●

complete units in your chosensecond major/minor

●

study professional practice and law,and research methods

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Bachelor of Design (Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code DE43

CRICOS 096565B

Duration(full-time)

3 years

Duration(part-timedomestic)

6 years

OP 9

Rank 82

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


48

Credit pointspart-time sem.

24

Start months July, February

Int. Start Months July, February


CourseCoordinator






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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Architecture), youmust complete a total of 288 credit points,made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the architecturediscipline

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four school-wide impact lab units(48 credit points)

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complementary studies, made up ofboth: four architecture designspecialisation units (48 creditpoints)a minor, or a combination ofdesign specialisation units andelectives (unit options) (48 creditpoints).

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Study overseasStudy overseas while earning credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners.

Overseas study can be for one or twosemesters (or during the semester break)and the units you take can be in acreative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course.

International CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Architecture), youmust complete a total of 288 credit points,made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the architecturediscipline

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complementary studies, made up ofboth: four architecture designspecialisation units (48 creditpoints)a minor, or a combination ofdesign specialisation units andelectives (unit options) (48 creditpoints).

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Semester 1 (February)commencements

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Semester 2 (July) commencements●







Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1

DAB101 Architectural Design 1:Explorations

DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 1, Semester 2

DAB102 Architectural Design 2:Spaces


https://www.qut.edu.au/study/overseas-study-and-exchange





DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People

DYB113 Create and Represent:Materials

DYB114 Spatial HistoriesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture



A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1

DAB301 Architectural Design 5:Commercial

DAB311 Systems and StructuresOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2

DAB302 Architectural Design 6:Communities

DAB303 Integrated ArchitecturalTechnology

DAB312 Building ServicesA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesYear 2, Semester 1



DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial Materiality

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture


DAB311 Systems and StructuresDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 2



DAB312 Building ServicesA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1


One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit

SemestersSemester 1 (February)commencements

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 2, Semester 2



Year 3, Semester 1



Year 3, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


Year 4, Semester 1DAB311 Systems and StructuresDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleYear 4, Semester 2


DAB312 Building ServicesYear 5, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture


Year 5, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: Purpose




KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Year 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB114 Spatial HistoriesYear 3, Semester 1


DAB200 Modern ArchitectureYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1





Year 5, Semester 1


DAB311 Systems and StructuresYear 5, Semester 2



Year 6, Semester 1A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2DAB312 Building ServicesA Complementary Studies unit

Year 7, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design (Fashion)

Year 2020

QUT code DE43

CRICOS 096565B

Duration(full-time)

3 years


6 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Campus Gardens Point, KelvinGrove





Total creditpoints

288


48


24



CourseCoordinator




Domestic Entry requirementsBachelor of Design (Fashion) -DOM portfolio - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully:

submit a portfolio●

meet the minimum selection rankthreshold.

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Important datesTuesday 4 August 2020●

QTAC applications, intrafaculty changeform, change of major or minor form andthe QUT online registration form open.

5pm Monday 28 September 2020(Brisbane time)

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All applications and application formsclose. Requests for applications andregistrations after this date will not beconsidered. Make sure you allowadequate time to complete each stage ofyour application before application closingtime.

How to apply

Step 1

Apply through QTAC. Current CreativeIndustries Faculty (CIF) undergraduatestudents changing course or major mustinstead submit an intrafaculty changeform or change of major or minor form.

Step 2

Complete the QUT online registrationform and upload your portfolio. You musthave a valid QTAC number or currentQUT student ID number to complete thisstep.

You must pay the non-refundable $70application service fee via QUTPay. Ifyou're applying via the EducationalAccess Scheme or the CentralisedAssessment Selection Program, you areexempt from the fee.

Your application is complete once youreach the confirmation notice screen andreceive your confirmation email.

Portfolio preparation

Fashion portfolio preparation (PDF file,1.1 MB)

Portfolio feedback

Due to the large number of applicationsreceived, we can't provide feedback toapplicants.

I need more information

Contact the Creative Industries Facultyfor more information on our interviewprocess. You can get in touch by [email protected] or calling 3138 8114.

When do I find out the outcome?

QTAC applications

Intrafaculty change applications

Change of major or minor applications

CI courses DOM - When will Ifind out the outcome? - Edit



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International EntryrequirementsBachelor of Design (Fashion) -INT portfolio - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully:


have completed Australian Year 12,or equivalent qualification.

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How to applyWe encourage you to apply as soonas possible. Applications submittedafter 30 November may not beassessed in time to start study inSemester 1 of the following year.

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Apply for this course using theinternational student applicationform (PDF file, 297.2 KB). Submityour portfolio with your application.

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https://cms.qut.edu.au/global/_media/_edit?limbo_assetid=774476

http://external-apps.qut.edu.au/studentservices/ri/i-form


https://secure.qut.edu.au/studentservices/qut/cm

https://qutvirtual2.qut.edu.au/adtn

https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

http://www.qtac.edu.au






https://www.qut.edu.au/study/applying/adjustment-schemes


https://www.qut.edu.au/study/applying/centralised-assessment-selection-program


https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/955191/Fashion-portfolio-preparation.pdf



https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-design-fashion?domestic#qtac

https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-design-fashion?domestic#intrafaculty

https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-design-fashion?domestic#major



https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/10159/f-form.pdf





Fashion portfolio preparation (PDF file,1.1 MB)

Portfolio feedback

Due to the large number of applicationsreceived, the selection panel is unable toprovide feedback to applicants.



When do I find out my audition outcome?

International Admissions will notify you ofyour outcome by email from mid-November.

CI courses INT - When will I findout the outcome? - EditWhen do I find out my auditionoutcome?International Admissions will notify you ofyour outcome by email from mid-November.



Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Fashion), you mustcomplete a total of 288 credit points,made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the fashion discipline

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complementary studies, made up ofboth: design specialisation units(minimum 48 credit points)a minor,or a combination of designspecialisation units and electives

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(unit options) (48 credit points).



International CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Fashion), you mustcomplete a total of 288 credit points,made up of:


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complementary studies, made up ofboth: design specialisation units(minimum 48 credit points)a minor,or a combination of designspecialisation units and electives(unit options) (48 credit points).

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1DFB110 Fashion Design Studio 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place

DYB121 Introducing DesignFabrication

DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 1, Semester 2DFB111 Fashion Design Studio 2

DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DFB206 Global Fashion CulturesDFB210 Fashion Design Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2DFB211 Fashion Design Studio 4DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DFB310 Fashion Design Studio 5One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2DFB311 Fashion Design Studio 6A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit













Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Year 1, Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 must










apply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DFB110 Fashion Design Studio 1DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 2, Semester 2DFB111 Fashion Design Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleYear 3, Semester 1DFB206 Global Fashion CulturesA Design Specialisation unitYear 3, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DFB210 Fashion Design Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DFB211 Fashion Design Studio 4A Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 1DFB310 Fashion Design Studio 5A Design Specialisation unitYear 5, Semester 2DFB311 Fashion Design Studio 6Year 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)

Year 2020

QUT code DE43

CRICOS 096565B

Duration(full-time)

3 years


6 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


48


24




CourseCoordinator






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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Industrial Design),you must complete a total of 288 creditpoints comprising:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the industrial designdiscipline

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International CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Industrial Design),you must complete a total of 288 creditpoints comprising:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the industrial designdiscipline

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DNB110 ID Studio 1: User CentredDesign



DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 1, Semester 2

DNB111 ID Studio 2: Aesthetics andVisualisation







DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

DNB210 ID Studio 3: Interaction andExperience

DNB211 ID Studio 4: ManufacturingTechnology

A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2

DNB212 ID Studio 5: AppliedTechnology

DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1





Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Year 1, Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1




DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleYear 3, Semester 1



Year 3, Semester 2


A Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 1A Complementary Studies unitA Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignA Design Specialisation unitYear 5, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneYear 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyYear 2, Semester 1






Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 3, Semester 1


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleYear 3, Semester 2


A Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 1


A Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1DYB122 Design VisualisationsA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneYear 6, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignA Design Specialisation unitYear 6, Semester 2One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 7, Semester 1A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)

Year 2020

QUT code DE43

CRICOS 096565B

Duration(full-time)

3 years


6 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


48


24




CourseCoordinator



Dr Jen Seevinck+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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International EntryrequirementsPrerequisitesSatisfactory completion of Year 12 in anAustralian school system or equivalent.



Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Interaction Design),you must complete a total of 288 creditpoints comprising:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the interactiondesign discipline

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complementary studies, made up of:a second majortwo minors96 creditpoints chosen from the minoroptions, design specialisation unitoptions and university wide unitoptions (elective) lists. A maximumof 48 credit points can be chosenfrom the university wide unit options(elective) lists.

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Recommended second majors include:industrial design●

fashion communication●

animation●

game design●

screen content production●

advertising●

marketing.●



International CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Interaction Design),you must complete a total of 288 creditpoints comprising:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the interaction designdiscipline

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●


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Recommended second majors include:industrial design●

fashion communication●

animation●

game design●

screen content production●

advertising●

marketing.●











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DXB110 Principles of InteractionDesign



DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 1, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB211 Creative CodingA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Note: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DXB310 Augmented InteractionsOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1

KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2

DXB311 Advanced Interaction DesignProject

A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1


DXB211 Creative Coding


DYB122 Design VisualisationsNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB310 Augmented InteractionsA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2


A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 and

semester 2 from 2021.


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Year 1, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 2, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 3, Semester 1DXB211 Creative CodingA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaA Complementary Studies unitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignA Complementary Studies unit




Year 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1DXB310 Augmented InteractionsA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 2


Year 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyYear 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 3, Semester 1


DXB211 Creative CodingYear 3, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaA Complementary Studies unitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1

DXB310 Augmented InteractionsA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 2A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 6, Semester 2


Year 7, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code DE43

CRICOS 096565B

Duration(full-time)

3 years


6 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (Interior Architecture),you must complete a total of 288 creditpoints, made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the interior architecturediscipline

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 1, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People









DTB200 Interior Access andAssemblies

DTB204 Interior Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet will

be offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit


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DYB114 Spatial HistoriesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleYear 3, Semester 1


A Design Specialisation unitYear 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DTB204 Interior Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyA Design Specialisation unitYear 5, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsYear 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Year 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.




Year 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesYear 3, Semester 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Design Specialisation unitYear 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityA Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3Year 5, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsYear 6, Semester 1A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitYear 7, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code DE43

CRICOS 096565B

Duration(full-time)

3 years


6 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture), you must complete a totalof 288 credit points, made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the landscapearchitecture discipline

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International CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture), you must complete a totalof 288 credit points, made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the landscapearchitecture discipline

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 1, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People









DLB201 Landform, Technology andTechniques

DLB202 Landscape, People and PlaceStudio

A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2

DLB302 Landscape Materiality andConstructs

DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unit

Note: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1



A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit


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DYB114 Spatial Histories


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleYear 3, Semester 1


A Design Specialisation unitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1


A Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyA Design Specialisation unitYear 5, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioYear 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Year 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: Form




DYB112 Spatial MaterialityNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesYear 3, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1A Design Specialisation unitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1


A Design Specialisation unitYear 5, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioYear 6, Semester 1


A Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitYear 7, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication)

Year 2020

QUT code DE43

CRICOS 096565B

Duration(full-time)

3 years


6 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

288


48


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CourseCoordinator



Dr Anastasia Tyurina+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design (VisualCommunication), you must complete atotal of 288 credit points, made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the visualcommunication discipline

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignDYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place

DYB121 Introducing Design







FabricationDYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 1, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignDVB202 Visual Narrative DesignA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2

DVB203 Theories and Methods ofVisual Communication

DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2

DVB302 Data Visualisation andInformation Design

DVB303 Experimental VisualCommunication

A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignDYB102 Impact Lab 2: People


DYB122 Design VisualisationsNote: Students considering studying

overseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 3, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignDVB202 Visual Narrative DesignOne unit from the Design SpecialisationunitsA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2



A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit


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Year 1, Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignDYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 2, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleYear 3, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignA Design Specialisation unitYear 3, Semester 2


A Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DVB202 Visual Narrative DesignA Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextA Design Specialisation unitYear 5, Semester 2



Note: DVB302 Data Visualisation andInformation Design will be offered insemester 1 in 2019 and 2020. From2021, it will be offered in semester 2only.Year 6, Semester 1One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1




KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyYear 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 3, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignA Design Specialisation unitYear 3, Semester 2


A Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Design Specialisation unitYear 4, Semester 2DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignA Design Specialisation unitYear 5, Semester 2



Note: DVB302 Data Visualisation andInformation Design will be offered insemester 1 in 2019 and 2020. From2021, it will be offered in semester 2only.Year 6, Semester 1DVB202 Visual Narrative DesignA Complementary Studies unitYear 6, Semester 2One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):

DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitYear 7, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design - International (Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code DE45

CRICOS 096566A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 6

Rank 89

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design - International(Architecture), you must complete a totalof 384 credit points, made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from thearchitecture discipline

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Note: Bachelor of Design - International isbeing introduced progressively, with firstyear introduced in 2019 and fourth year in

2022.

Special conditionsYou'll need to meet certain criteria to beeligible for your exchange year, including:

be currently enrolled at QUT (notdeferred).

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have a GPA of at least 4.50. Thismust be maintained up until yourtime of departure for exchange.

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you must complete DYB102 ImpactLab 2: People at any stage prior toyour exchange.

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be supported by your faculty, whowill be asked to confirm yoursuitability to participate in theexchange program. They willconsider any history of not meetingthe standards of behaviour outlinedin the Student Code of Conduct.

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be financially self-sufficient for theduration of your exchange. You'llneed to pay for your own travel andliving expenses.

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agree to the key exchangerequirements when applying forexchange. These include but arenot limited to: Abiding by the QUTcode of conduct whilst onexchangeAttending the compulsorypre-departure session.Abiding by allexchange conditions with regards toQUT insurance and registration withCustomer Care. More informationabout this is given on the pre-departure page.

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Students who do not meet theserequirements will be ineligible.

Where possible QUT will try to ensurestudents get their preferred studydestination, but this cannot beguaranteed. However every student whomeets the QUT exchange programrequirements, as well as DE45 courserequirements, will be able to undertake anoverseas study experience.

International CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design - International(Architecture), you must complete a totalof 384 credit points, made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from thearchitecture discipline

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electives (unit options) (48 creditpoints).an international study year (96credit points).

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DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 1, Semester 2




DYB114 Spatial HistoriesYear 2, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture



A Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 June, foroverseas study in Year 3 Semester 1.Year 2, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1


DAB311 Systems and StructuresOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2



DAB312 Building ServicesA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2







DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 2, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 November,for overseas study in Year 4 Semester1.Year 3, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture


DAB311 Systems and StructuresDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 2



DAB312 Building ServicesA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 1


One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):




DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design - International (Fashion)

Year 2020

QUT code DE45

CRICOS 096566A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 6

Rank 89






Total creditpoints

384


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CourseCoordinator




Domestic Entry requirementsPrerequisitesSuccessful portfolio and meeting theminimum OP / rank score.

Key dates

Thursday 1 August 2019: QTACapplications, I Forms, CM Forms and theQUT Online Registration Form open.

5pm Friday 20 September 2019: QTACapplications, I Forms, CM Forms and theQUT Online Registration Form close*.Requests for applications andregistrations after this date will not beconsidered.

How to Apply – Domestic Applicants

To successfully apply for entry into thiscourse you are required to complete thesteps below.

Step 1: Apply through QTAC. CurrentCreative Industries Faculty (CIF)undergraduate students changing courseor major must instead submit an I Form orCM Form as appropriate.

Step 2: Upload your portfolio andcomplete the QUT Online RegistrationForm. Please refer to the Fashionportfolio preparation document for detailson what to include in your submission.

To complete the QUT Online Registrationform you must have a valid QTACnumber or current QUT student IDnumber to complete this step. This stepincludes the requirement to pay the non-refundable $70 application service fee viaQUTPay and upload a portfolio.Applicants seeking admission assistancevia QTAC’s Educational Access Schemeand/or QUT’s Oodgeroo CentralisedAssessment Selection Program areexempt from the fee. Your application iscomplete once you reach the confirmationnotice screen and receive yourconfirmation email.


Fashion portfolio preparation

Portfolio feedback


Contacts

Please contact the Creative IndustriesFaculty by:

Phone: +61 7 3138 8114

Email: [email protected]



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How to Apply- International ApplicantsStep 1: Complete the F formStep 2: Please submit your Portfolio withyour F form application.



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384 credit points, made up of:a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the fashion discipline

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requirements, will be able to undertake anoverseas study experience.






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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1DFB110 Fashion Design Studio 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 1, Semester 2DFB111 Fashion Design Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1DFB206 Global Fashion CulturesDFB210 Fashion Design Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 June, foroverseas study in Year 3 Semester 1.Year 2, Semester 2DFB211 Fashion Design Studio 4DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3 Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 3 Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1DFB310 Fashion Design Studio 5One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2DFB311 Fashion Design Studio 6




A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design - International (Industrial Design)

Year 2020

QUT code DE45

CRICOS 096566A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 6

Rank 89

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design - Interantional(Industrial Design), you must complete atotal of 384 credit points, made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the industrialdesign discipline

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a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from the industrialdesign discipline

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DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1



A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 June, foroverseas study in Year 3 Semester 1.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit

Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1





Year 2, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 November,for overseas study in Year 4 Semester1.Year 3, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design - International (Interaction Design)

Year 2020

QUT code DE45

CRICOS 096566A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 6

Rank 89

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DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 1, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB211 Creative CodingA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 June, foroverseas study in Year 3 Semester 1.Year 2, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Reminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1DXB310 Augmented InteractionsOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unit

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A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1


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Year 2, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Reminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 November,for overseas study in Year 4 Semester1.Year 3, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB310 Augmented InteractionsA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 2


A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1




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Bachelor of Design - International (Interior Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code DE45

CRICOS 096566A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 6

Rank 89

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 1, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People




DTB204 Interior Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 June, foroverseas study in Year 3 Semester 1.Year 2, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4 Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2



DYB114 Spatial HistoriesA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 November,for overseas study in Year 4 Semester1.Year 3, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design - International (Landscape Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code DE45

CRICOS 096566A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 6

Rank 89

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design - International(Landscape Architecture), you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of:

a design major (144 credit points),including four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and 96 creditpoints from thelandscape architecture discipline

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Where possible QUT will try to ensureyou get your preferred study destination,but this cannot be guaranteed. However ifyou meet the QUT exchange programrequirements, as well as DE45 courserequirements, you will be able toundertake an overseas study experience.

Study Plan ProgressionInternational CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements for theBachelor of Design - International(Landscape Architecture), you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of:

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 1, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People



DLB201 Landform, Technology and

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A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 June, foroverseas study in Year 3 Semester 1.Year 2, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityYear 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 November,

for overseas study in Year 4 Semester1.Year 3, Semester 1



A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Design - International (Visual Communication)

Year 2020

QUT code DE45

CRICOS 096566A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 6

Rank 89

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignDYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


DYB122 Design VisualisationsYear 1, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB102 Impact Lab 2: People

DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignDVB202 Visual Narrative DesignA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 June, foroverseas study in Year 3 Semester 1.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 2



A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesYear 2, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignDYB102 Impact Lab 2: People




DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: You must submit yourexchange application by 1 November,for overseas study in Year 4 Semester1.Year 3, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignDVB202 Visual Narrative DesignA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitReminder: you must complete DYB102Impact Lab 2: People prior to yourexchange.Year 3, Semester 2 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 1 (Exchange)48 credit points studied overseasYear 4, Semester 2



A Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 5, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Design Specialisation unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Mass Communication (Advertising and Entertainment)

Year 2020

QUT code IF27

CRICOS 037542J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 13

Rank 71

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

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Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Creative Industries(Honours), Bachelor of Journalism(Honours) or Bachelor of Media andCommunication (Honours), provided youhave met entry requirements.

Professional RecognitionDepending on the choice of majors,graduates of the Bachelor of MassCommunication may satisfy the academicrequirements for membership of theCommunications Council and the Societyof Business Communicators (SBC).

Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the requirements of this course,you must complete a total of 288 credit

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AMB201 Marketing and AudienceAnalytics

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CCB203 Strategic SpeechCommunication

CCB204 Communication Planning andPractice

CYB101 Introduction toCommunication

Either AMB220 or AMB263 (Studentscompleting the Advertising Major mustselect AMB220):

AMB220 Advertising Theory andPractice

AMB263 Introduction to PublicRelations

* From 2019, KJB102 Introduction toJournalism, Media and Communicationhas been replaced by CYB101. Studentswho have completed KJB101 can stillcount it towards the IF27 core units.MAJOR CORE UNITS - 12 unitsrequired - Select two of the following 6-unit majorsAdvertising MajorINSTRUCTIONS: Students completingthe Advertising Major must completeAMB220 as one of their IF27 Core Unitsor as a Complementary Studies UnitOption.AMB200 Consumer BehaviourAMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningAMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB339 Advertising CampaignsJournalism MajorCJB101 NewswritingCJB103 Journalistic InquiryCJB201 Feature WritingDFB207 Fashion and Style JournalismKJB280 International JournalismKJB337 Investigative Reporting* From 2019, KJB101 ComputationalJournalism has been replaced by

DFB207. Students who have completedKJB101 can still count it towards thismajor.Media and Communication MajorCCB102 Multi-Media DesignCCB202 Social Media, Self and Society

CYB103 Communication Theory andPractice

CYB104 Managing Social MediaCYB105 Understanding AudiencesOne unit from the Media andCommunication unit options list(CCB201, CWB301 or CWB201):CCB201 Australian MediaCWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing

CWB301 Political Communication

* From 2019, KCB203 ConsumptionMatters: Consumer Cultures and Identityhas been replaced by a choice betweenCWB301/KCB302, KWB213/CWB201,or CCB201. Students who havecompleted KCB203 can still count ittowards this major.* From 2018, KCB106 Media in aGlobalised Word has been replaced byCYB104. Students who have completedKCB106 can still count it towards thismajor.Public Relations Major


AMB264 Public Relations TechniquesAMB372 Public Relations PlanningAMB374 Global Public Relations CasesAMB379 Public Relations CampaignsStudents who have completed AMB263Introduction to Public Relations as partof the IF27 Core Units will need tochoose two of the following three units.Students who have NOT completedAMB263 as part of their IF27 Core Unitswill need to choose one of the followingthree units:

AMB202 Integrated MarketingCommunication

AMB310 Real World Internships andProjects

AMB330 Digital PortfolioStudents will be able to count AMB230towards this major if they havecompleted in 2013 or earlier.Entertainment MajorAMB207 Entertainment MarketingCDB202 Entertainment Cultures

CYB102 Introduction to Media andEntertainment Industries

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KCB103 Strategic SpeechCommunication

KJB102 Introduction to Journalism,Media and Communication

KXB101 Introduction to EntertainmentYear 1, Semester 2AMB200 Consumer Behaviour


KCB205 Professional CommunicationKXB102 Global EntertainmentNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


AMB318 Advertising Copywriting

KXB201Entertainment Practice:Balancing Creativity andBusiness

A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2AMB319 Media PlanningLWS009 Introduction to LawA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioLWS008 Entertainment LawA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2AMB207 Entertainment MarketingAMB339 Advertising CampaignsA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Mass Communication (Advertising and Journalism)

Year 2020

QUT code IF27

CRICOS 037542J

Duration(full-time)

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AMB318 Advertising CopywritingA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2AMB319 Media PlanningCJB103 Journalistic InquiryA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioCJB201 Feature WritingA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsKJB280 International JournalismKJB337 Investigative ReportingA Complementary Studies unit





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CYB104 Managing Social Media* Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1AMB318 Advertising CopywritingKCB205 Professional CommunicationKCB206 Social Media, Self and SocietyA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2AMB319 Media PlanningCCB102 Multi-Media DesignA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioCYB105 Understanding AudiencesA Complementary Studies unit* Note: If you intend completingCWB301 Political Communication fromthe Year 3 Semester 2 Media andCommunication unit options list it willneed to be completed this semester.Year 3, Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsOne unit from the Media andCommunication unit options list(CCB201, CWB301, or CWB201):CCB201 Australian MediaCWB20 Corporate Writing and Editing

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KCB205 Professional CommunicationKCB206 Social Media, Self and SocietyA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCJB103 Journalistic InquiryA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1CYB105 Understanding AudiencesCJB201 Feature WritingA Complementary Studies UnitA Complementary Studies unit* Note: If you intend completingCWB301 Political Communication fromthe Year 3 Semester 2 Media andCommunication unit options list it willneed to be completed this semester.Year 3, Semester 2KJB280 International JournalismKJB337 Investigative ReportingOne unit from the Media and

Communication unit options list(CCB201, CWB301, or CWB201):CCB201 Australian MediaCWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing


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Bachelor of Mass Communication (Journalism and Public Relations)

Year 2020

QUT code IF27

CRICOS 037542J

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AMB330 Digital PortfolioYear 3, Semester 2AMB379 Public Relations CampaignsKJB280 International JournalismKJB337 Investigative ReportingA Complementary Studies unit





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Year 2020

QUT code IF27

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Bachelor of Media and Communication

Year 2020

QUT code KC30

CRICOS 064644A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 13

Rank 71

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

288 cp


48 cp

Dom. StartMonths

February


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Dr Elija Cassidy+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this courseyou will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Media andCommunication (Honours), provided youmeet the entry requirements.

Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the requirements of this course,you must complete a total of 288 creditpoints comprising:

Media and Communication coreunits - 192 credit points

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Complementary studies - one 96credit point second major; or two 48credit point minors; or one minorand four unit options (electives)

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understand media andcommunication industries, productsand policies in Australia andinternationally

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develop essential creative industriesskills in written, spoken and visualcommunication

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learn about global and multiculturalconsumer cultures and virtualcommunities though practicalactivities

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investigate online identities andweb-based hubs

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create your own content andcontribute to a variety of webproductions

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enhance your skills through electiveunits

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Year 3increase your employabilitythrough opportunities to apply yourknowledge and gain industryexperience

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work in team environments withindustry professionals throughinternships, service learning orcreative industries projects

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1


KCB102 Media Mythbusting



Year 1, Semester 2

KCB104 Media and Communication:Industries

CYB104 Managing Social MediaKCB205 Professional CommunicationKJB103 Media Design and LayoutNOTE: Business Second Major Students- Instead of KCB205 ProfessionalCommunication you need to enrol inBSB126 Marketing this semester. Youwill then enrol in KCB205 ProfessionalCommunication in Year 2 Semester 1 inplace of a complementary studies unit.Failure to do this will result in difficultiesin your course progression.Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

KCB105 Inquiry in Media andCommunication

KCB206 Social Media, Self and SocietyA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2

CWB112

Popular Culture: A 21stCentury CommunicationIndustry

KCB302 Political CommunicationA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1CYB105 Understanding AudiencesCREATIVE INDUSTRIES WORKINTEGRATED LEARNING OPTIONS:One unit (12cp) from the CreativeIndustries Work Integrated LearningOptions (KKB341 or KKB345):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB345 Creative Industries Project 1A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION UNITOPTIONS:Two units (24cp) from the Media andCommunication Unit Options (CCB302or CCB303):CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectA Complementary Studies unit

A Complementary Studies unit* Note: KCB303 Brisbane Media Map 1,KCB305 Brisbane Media Map 2,KCB307 Making Media Connections 1and KCB308 Making Media Connections2 are permitted to count towards theMedia and Communication Unit Optionsif completed in 2019 or earlier.






Bachelor of Communication (Advertising and Public Relations)

Year 2020

QUT code KC40

CRICOS 096577J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

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Domestic Course structureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Communication (Advertisingand Public Relations), you must completea total of 288 credit points, made up of:

an advertising and public relationsmajor (144 credit points)

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depending on how they match with yourQUT course.

International CoursestructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Communication (Advertisingand Public Relations), you must completea total of 288 credit points, made up of:

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AMB263 Introduction to Public




Bachelor of Communication (Advertising and Public Relations)



Relations


CYB104 Managing Social MediaNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1AMB200 Consumer BehaviourAMB264 Public Relations TechniquesAMB318 Advertising CopywritingA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2AMB319 Media PlanningAMB372 Public Relations PlanningA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB374 Global Public Relations CasesA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 212 credit points from the CampaignsUnit Options List (AMB339 or AMB379):AMB339 Advertising CampaignsAMB379 Public Relations CampaignsA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2BSB126 Marketing


CYB104 Managing Social MediaA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 1



AMB264 Public Relations Techniques


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningAMB372 Public Relations Planning


Year 3, Semester 1

AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB374 Global Public Relations CasesA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 212 credit points from the CampaignsUnit Options List (AMB339 or AMB379):AMB339 Advertising CampaignsAMB379 Public Relations CampaignsA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1AMB200 Consumer BehaviourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)

Year 2020

QUT code KC40

CRICOS 096577J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and Debates



CYB105 Understanding AudiencesYear 1, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design





Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)



CYB104 Managing Social Media

CYB106 Global Media andEntertainment Industries

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media


A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: CCB203 Strategic SpeechCommunication is permitted to counttowards this major if completed in 2019or earlier and you are not required tocomplete CCB200 Digital Platforms.Year 3, Semester 1

CCB301 Communication ResearchMethods

One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design



CYB104 Managing Social MediaYear 2, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and Debates


CYB105 Understanding AudiencesA Complementary Studies unitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media



A Complementary Studies unitNote: CCB203 Strategic SpeechCommunication is permitted to counttowards this major if completed in 2019or earlier and you are not required tocomplete CCB200 Digital Platforms.Year 3, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Communication (Entertainment Industries)

Year 2020

QUT code KC40

CRICOS 096577J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


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Dr Tess Van Hemert+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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creative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course.

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CYB105 Understanding AudiencesYear 1, Semester 2




Bachelor of Communication (Entertainment Industries)




CYB104 Managing Social Media


LWS009 Introduction to LawNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CDB201 Entertainment StrategyLWS008 Entertainment LawA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2CCB201 Australian MediaCDB202 Entertainment CulturesA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1

CDB301 Critical Issues in theEntertainment Industries

CDB302 Entertainment Project 1: Pre-Production


CDB303 Entertainment Project 2:Production

One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2



CYB104 Managing Social MediaLWS009 Introduction to LawYear 2, Semester 1



CYB105 Understanding AudiencesA Complementary Studies unitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


Entertainment IndustriesA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1CDB201 Entertainment StrategyLWS008 Entertainment LawA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian MediaCDB202 Entertainment Cultures


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourYear 4, Semester 1








Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)

Year 2020

QUT code KC40

CRICOS 096577J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

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Dr Jason Sternberg+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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a journalism major (144 creditpoints)

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1CJB101 NewswritingCJB102 Visual Journalism



Year 1, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic Inquiry





Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)



CYB104 Managing Social MediaLWS011 Journalism LawNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismCJB203 NewsroomYear 2, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1CJB301 International NewsdeskA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2CJB302 NewsdeskA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaLWS011 Journalism LawA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 1CJB101 NewswritingCJB102 Visual Journalism



Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryCJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2CJB203 NewsroomA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit

Year 4, Semester 1CJB301 International NewsdeskCJB302 NewsdeskA Complementary Studies unit





Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)

Year 2020

QUT code KC40

CRICOS 096577J

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

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Communication andComposition: Introduction toAcademic Writing

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Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)



CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103

Interpersonal and InterculturalNegotiation


CYB104 Managing Social MediaNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


CWB202

Rhetoric: PublicCommunication Skills



CWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing

A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication

CWB303 Communication Project

A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2CWB302

Advanced CorporateCommunication

One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103



CYB104 Managing Social MediaYear 2, Semester 1

CWB101




CYB102 Introduction to Media and

Entertainment IndustriesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2





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A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication






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Bachelor of Journalism

Year 2020

QUT code KJ32

CRICOS 040293F

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 8

Rank 84

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

288


48

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February


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Dr Jason Sternberg+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Professional RecognitionThe QUT journalism degree is recognisedby the Australian Journalists’ Association(AJA) section of the Media, Entertainmentand Arts Alliance (MEAA).

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Journalism (Honours),provided you meet entry requirements.


Journalism core units - 192 creditpoints

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study sophisticated writing andproduction concepts

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Year 2further explore writing styles inmagazines and feature writing

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study broadcast reporting, writingand production

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learn about journalism issues andethics

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Year 3opportunities as senior reporters inprint, broadcasting and online media

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make current affair reports for4EBFM radio, QUT News or onlineproductions

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study advanced writing andreporting

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Journalism core units - 192 creditpoints

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study sophisticated writing andproduction concepts

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Year 2further explore writing styles inmagazines and feature writing

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study broadcast reporting, writingand production

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learn about journalism issues andethics

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Year 3opportunities as senior reporters inprint, broadcasting and online media

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1KJB101 Computational Journalism


KJB120 Newswriting

KPB101 Introduction to ScreenProduction

Year 1, Semester 2CYB104 Managing Social MediaKJB103 Media Design and LayoutKJB121 Journalistic InquiryLWS011 Journalism LawNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KJB224 Feature WritingKJB239 Journalism Ethics and IssuesKJB304 Sub-EditingA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2KJB222 Online Journalism 1

KJB235 Radio and TelevisionJournalism 1

A Complementary Studies UnitYear 3, Semester 1A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit

A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KJB280 International JournalismKJB337 Investigative ReportingA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitComplementary Studies Option -Advanced Journalism Minor (KJ32MNR-ADVJOUR)Antirequisite(s): Online and PrintJournalism Practice Minor; Radio,Television and Print Journalism PracticeMinorSelect 48cp of the following units:DFB207 Fashion and Style JournalismCCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCJB102 Visual JournalismCJB302 NewsdeskKJB280 International JournalismKJB323 Online Journalism 2

KJB336 Radio and TelevisionJournalism 2

KJB337 Investigative ReportingWorkplace and Project Unit Options:KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB342 Work Integrated Learning 2KKB345 Creative Industries Project 1KKB346 Creative Industries Project 2*Note: KCB310 is permitted to counttowards the Advanced Journalism Minor(KJ32MNR-ADVJOUR) Unit Options ifcompleted in 2018 or earlier.





https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=KK33&id=36201. CRICOS No.00213J

Bachelor of Creative Industries

Year 2020

QUT code KK33

CRICOS 056186M

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP Kelvin Grove: 13

Rank Kelvin Grove: 71

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

288cp


48cp




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre

DisciplineCoordinator +61 7 3138 2000

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Design your own degreeBachelor of Creative Industries core units(6 units)PLUSCreative Industries major (8 units)PLUSSecond major (8 units) + 2 electivesOR2 minors (4 units each) + 2 electives

Your BCI core units provide you with well-developed communication, projectmanagement and digital media skills, anup-to-date insight into the creativeeconomy, and an appreciation of creativecollaboration.

Creative Industries Work IntegratedLearning (WIL) units in your final year willprepare you for your creative career as anentrepreneur, consultant, project manageror creative professional, or give you thehunger for higher degree research.

You will choose a creative industriesmajor, and from there you may select asecond major to develop a significantdepth of knowledge and skill in twodiscipline areas. Alternatively, you mightprefer to develop a wide breath ofknowledge across three discipline areas

by adding two minors to your chosencreative industries major.

Creative Industries majors are available inthe following areas: Animation; Art andDesign History; Creative and ProfessionalWriting; Dance Studies; Drama;Entertainment Industries; FashionCommunication; Film, Television andScreen; Interactive and Visual Design;Journalism, Media and Communication;Literary Studies; and Music.

Second majors are available in thefollowing areas:As per the above list of majors PLUSArchitectural Studies, Advertising,Entrepreneurship, Games Design,Industrial Design Studies, IntegratedMarketing Communication, InteriorDesign Studies, Landscape ArchitectureStudies, Marketing, Online Environments,and Public Relations.

Caboolture CampusThe majority of your first year of study willbe completed at Caboolture. A minimumof six units (72 credit points) of your firsteight units (96 credit points) must becompleted at Caboolture before coursetransition to Kelvin Grove campus.

Credit / advanced standing will not begranted for BCI core units. Successfulapplications will be granted to the courseafter your first year of study.

International students must apply for theKelvin Grove offering.

Additional CostsThere are requirements that you will needto meet as a student in this course. (Film,Television and Screen students only).Information is available from theAdditional course requirements andcosts website.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Creative Industries(Honours), provided you have met entryrequirements.

Domestic Course structureYour courseYear 1

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https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=KK33&id=36201




Year 2continue studies in your chosenmajor(s) and/or minor(s)

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expand your professionalknowledge

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study project development andengage with industry

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gain core skills important for allcareer paths

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Year 3extend your creative skills withinyour chosen major or minor

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apply your course knowledge toreal-world applications

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design your career path by choosingtwo work integrated learning (WIL)units from: an industry partnerinternship programa project toprepare you to work as a consultantor freelancea national orinternational study tourunits toprepare you for a research career

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Core units (6 units)Your BCI core units provide you with well-developed communication, projectmanagement and digital media skills, anup-to-date insight into the creativeeconomy, and an appreciation of creativecollaboration.

Primary major (8 units)AnimationDevelop skills and knowledge in thehistory and practices of animationincluding drawing, motion and 3Dcomputer graphics/computer andcharacter animation, and real-timemodelling for virtual environments.

Art and design historyDevelop the expertise for a career in arange of arts professions includingcuratorial work, art or design criticism,and arts administration. Learn how toconduct sophisticated visual analysis,discuss and write about art and design,and contextualise objects and artworkshistorically and culturally.

Creative and professional writingLearn about the key techniques andtopics of discussion and debate in avariety of genres and writing contexts.Enhance your ability to develop, adaptand respond to different forms of creativeand professional writing, equipping youwith the versatility required of professionalwriters and the critical analytical andeditorial skills relevant to many social andemployment situations.

Dance studiesGain skills in contemporary dance, balletand choreography and an understandingof the social and historical context ofdance. Previously acquired skill,

knowledge and physical fitness arerequired.

DramaGain a broad understanding of howdrama performances are structured,performed and organised with anemphasis on contemporary performanceforms, and the roles they play in shapingour understanding of contemporaryissues.

Entertainment industriesDevelop the knowledge and skillsrequired to pursue a career in theentertainment industries, including anunderstanding of the characteristics ofmainstream commercial culture thatappeal to large audiences; anunderstanding of entertainment business,legal and creative processes; an ability tobalance these; and an awareness ofhistorical and current entertainmentcontent and business.

Fashion communicationDevelop theoretical, strategic andpractical knowledge of the transformationof the Australian fashion industry ininternational contexts which is changinghow fashion is communicated, marketed,distributed and consumed. Explore newstrategies of branding, trend analysis,styling, promotion and marketing in thecontext of omni-tailing and social media.Learn new modes of digital, graphic andtechnical protocols and engage with arange of fashion communication skillsfocusing on fashion graphics, productdevelopment and fashion journalism.

Film, television and screenDevelop knowledge and skills in thetheory and practices of film, television andscreen. Enhance your creative, technicaland organisational abilities while buildingstorytelling and communication skills.

Interactive and visual designDevelop contemporary design skills forprint media, websites, mobile media andcomputer games. Build a career inmarketing, web design, electronicpublishing, interaction design and thecreative aspects of game design.

JournalismDevelop high-level skills in journalismresearch, writing and publication ofstories, including the editing, layout anddesign skills required for final publication.

Literary studiesDevelop skills in textual analysis, criticalthinking and writing, and how to producecreative work as research. Enhance yourawareness of current debates that

surround reading, writing and methods ofproduction.

Media and communicationDevelop skills to produce innovative andengaging media and communicationcontent and apply this knowledge byproducing content for online and printmedia; creating persuasive oral andwritten communication; and evaluatingthe impact of media messages throughaudience research.

MusicDevelop knowledge in music practice incontemporary social, cultural andeconomic contexts, as well as skills inspecific music and sound environments.Build understanding of how music andsound operate as forms of social, culturaland political communication over the pastsixty years.

Second major (8 units)All primary majors listed above can bestudied as second majors, and also:

Architectural studiesLearn how architects design anddocument buildings and other structures,including the fundamentals of buildingtechnology. Prepare for diverse careers inpractice that embrace vision, design,technology and people, and includecritical writing, enterprise andmanagement.

Industrial design studiesLearn how industrial designers designand draw products, principles ofergonomics and the basics ofmanufacturing and computer-aideddesign. Prepare for diverse careers suchas design critique and writing, enterpriseand management.

Interior design studiesLearn how people use interior spaces andhow interior designers develop andrepresent commercial and domesticinteriors. Prepare for diverse careers suchas design criticism, writing, enterprise andmanagement.

Landscape architecture studiesLearn the fundamentals of ecology andhorticulture applied to sustainablelandscape design, landscape history,technology and construction, and howlandscape architects research in all theseareas. Prepare for careers such as thedesign, creation and management oflandscape architectural projects,broadscale landscape planning andlandscape research.




Majors from other faculties includeadvertising, games design,entrepreneurship, integrated marketingcommunication, marketing, onlineenvironments and public relations.

Access to these additional majors maynot be available at the Caboolturecampus.

Two minors (4 units eachminor)Or, you can select two minors from avariety of areas that may include:

advertising, audience and userresearch, communication for theprofessions, entrepreneurship,international business,management, marketing, publicrelations

●

creative writing, literature, modernand popular literature and culture,professional writing

●

studies in behaviouralscience, behaviour and health,nutrition and physical activity

●

journalism, media andcommunication, screen studies

●

a range of languages through theBrisbane University LanguagesAlliance.

●

or other minors available fromacross the university

●

Choose electives (2 units)Choose two additional elective units fromthe Creative Industries university-wideunit options (electives).


International CoursestructureYour courseYear 1

learn how to apply creativity forcommercial and artistic gain

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gain communication skills●

start your major(s) and/or minor(s)in first semester

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Year 2continue studies in your chosenmajor(s) and/or minor(s)

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expand your professional●

knowledgestudy project development andengage with industry

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gain core skills important for allcareer paths

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Year 3extend your creative skills withinyour chosen major or minor

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apply your course knowledge toreal-world applications

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design your career path by choosingtwo work integrated learning (WIL)units from: an industry partnerinternship programa project toprepare you to work as a consultantor freelancea national orinternational study tourunits toprepare you for a research career

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Core units (6 units)Your BCI core units provide you with well-developed communication, projectmanagement and digital media skills, anup-to-date insight into the creativeeconomy, and an appreciation of creativecollaboration.

Primary major (8 units)AnimationDevelop skills and knowledge in thehistory and practices of animationincluding drawing, motion and 3Dcomputer graphics/computer andcharacter animation, and real-timemodelling for virtual environments.

Art and design historyDevelop the expertise for a career in arange of arts professions includingcuratorial work, art or design criticism,and arts administration. Learn how toconduct sophisticated visual analysis,discuss and write about art and design,and contextualise objects and artworkshistorically and culturally.

Creative and professional writingLearn about the key techniques andtopics of discussion and debate in avariety of genres and writing contexts.Enhance your ability to develop, adaptand respond to different forms of creativeand professional writing, equipping youwith the versatility required of professionalwriters and the critical analytical andeditorial skills relevant to many social andemployment situations.

Dance studiesGain skills in contemporary dance, balletand choreography and an understandingof the social and historical context ofdance. Previously acquired skill,knowledge and physical fitness arerequired.

DramaGain a broad understanding of how

drama performances are structured,performed and organised with anemphasis on contemporary performanceforms, and the roles they play in shapingour understanding of contemporaryissues.

Entertainment industriesDevelop the knowledge and skillsrequired to pursue a career in theentertainment industries, including anunderstanding of the characteristics ofmainstream commercial culture thatappeal to large audiences; anunderstanding of entertainment business,legal and creative processes; an ability tobalance these; and an awareness ofhistorical and current entertainmentcontent and business.

Fashion communicationDevelop theoretical, strategic andpractical knowledge of the transformationof the Australian fashion industry ininternational contexts which is changinghow fashion is communicated, marketed,distributed and consumed. Explore newstrategies of branding, trend analysis,styling, promotion and marketing in thecontext of omni-tailing and social media.Learn new modes of digital, graphic andtechnical protocols and engage with arange of fashion communication skillsfocusing on fashion graphics, productdevelopment and fashion journalism.

Film, television and screenDevelop knowledge and skills in thetheory and practices of film, television andscreen. Enhance your creative, technicaland organisational abilities while buildingstorytelling and communication skills.

Interactive and visual designDevelop contemporary design skills forprint media, websites, mobile media andcomputer games. Build a career inmarketing, web design, electronicpublishing, interaction design and thecreative aspects of game design.

JournalismDevelop high-level skills in journalismresearch, writing and publication ofstories, including the editing, layout anddesign skills required for final publication.

Literary studiesDevelop skills in textual analysis, criticalthinking and writing, and how to producecreative work as research. Enhance yourawareness of current debates thatsurround reading, writing and methods ofproduction.

Media and communicationDevelop skills to produce innovative andengaging media and communication

http://www.student.qut.edu.au/studying/units/university-wide-minors






content and apply this knowledge byproducing content for online and printmedia; creating persuasive oral andwritten communication; and evaluatingthe impact of media messages throughaudience research.

MusicDevelop knowledge in music practice incontemporary social, cultural andeconomic contexts, as well as skills inspecific music and sound environments.Build understanding of how music andsound operate as forms of social, culturaland political communication over the pastsixty years.

Second major (8 units)All primary majors listed above can bestudied as second majors, and also:

Architectural studiesLearn how architects design anddocument buildings and other structures,including the fundamentals of buildingtechnology. Prepare for diverse careers inpractice that embrace vision, design,technology and people, and includecritical writing, enterprise andmanagement.

Industrial design studiesLearn how industrial designers designand draw products, principles ofergonomics and the basics ofmanufacturing and computer-aideddesign. Prepare for diverse careers suchas design critique and writing, enterpriseand management.

Interior design studiesLearn how people use interior spaces andhow interior designers develop andrepresent commercial and domesticinteriors. Prepare for diverse careers suchas design criticism, writing, enterprise andmanagement.

Landscape architecture studiesLearn the fundamentals of ecology andhorticulture applied to sustainablelandscape design, landscape history,technology and construction, and howlandscape architects research in all theseareas. Prepare for careers such as thedesign, creation and management oflandscape architectural projects,broadscale landscape planning andlandscape research.

Majors from other faculties includeadvertising, games design,entrepreneurship, integrated marketingcommunication, marketing, onlineenvironments and public relations.

Access to these additional majors may

not be available at the Caboolturecampus.

Two minors (4 units eachminor)Or, you can select two minors from avariety of areas that may include:

advertising, audience and userresearch, communication for theprofessions, entrepreneurship,international business,management, marketing, publicrelations

●

creative writing, literature, modernand popular literature and culture,professional writing

●

studies in behaviouralscience, behaviour and health,nutrition and physical activity

●

journalism, media andcommunication, screen studies

●

a range of languages through theBrisbane University LanguagesAlliance.

●

or other minors available fromacross the university

●

Choose electives (2 units)Choose two additional elective units fromthe Creative Industries university-wideunit options (electives).










KKB101 Creative Industries: Peopleand Practices

Creative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitA Complementary Studies unitYear 1, Semester 2

KKB102 Creative Industries: MakingConnections

Creative Industries Major: Third UnitA Complementary Studies unitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1A unit from the Level 1 Unit Options(either DXB102 or KPB101 or KVB104):


DXB102 Visual CommunicationKVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeCreative Industries Major: Fifth UnitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Fifth Unit. You will undertake yourCreative Industries Major: Fifth Unit inYear 2 Semester 2.Year 2, Semester 2A unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KYB201 or KKB285):KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2

KYB201 Socially Engaged ArtsPractice

Creative Industries Major: Sixth UnitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 UnitOption'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Fifth Unit. You will undertake yourCreative Industries Major: Fifth Unit inYear 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitA Complementary Studies unitA unit from the Work Integrated LearningUnit OptionsA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide, Work IntegratedLearning or English CurriculumTeaching Area Unit Options listsYear 3, Semester 2Creative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA Complementary Studies unitA unit from the Work Integrated Learning







Unit OptionsA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide, Work IntegratedLearning or English CurriculumTeaching Area Unit Options lists









Creative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 1KKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Level 1 Unit Options(either DXB102 or KPB101 or KVB104):DXB102 Visual Communication


KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeCreative Industries Major: Third UnitA Complementary Studies unitNote: Students who have not alreadycompleted KKB101 Creative Industries:People and Practices, will completeKKB180 instead.Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2Creative Industries Major: Fourth UnitA unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KYB201 or KKB285):KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2


A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 UnitOption'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 3 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Fifth Unit. You will undertake yourCreative Industries Major: Fifth Unit inYear 2 Semester 2.

Year 3, Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 3 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Fifth Unit. You will undertake yourCreative Industries Major: Fifth Unit inYear 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 2Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitA Complementary Studies unitA unit from the Work Integrated LearningUnit OptionsA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide, Work IntegratedLearning or English CurriculumTeaching Area Unit Options listsYear 4, Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA Complementary Studies unitA unit from the Work Integrated LearningUnit OptionsA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide, Work IntegratedLearning or English CurriculumTeaching Area Unit Options lists

Important NoticeStudents who commenced at Caboolturewere able to select their CreativeIndustries Unit Options (CI electives) fromthe Caboolture only unit options (whichmay have included units from Businessand Education offered at Caboolture).From 2018 these Caboolture only unitoptions will no longer be available forselection.

SemestersYear 1, Semester 1 (February)●

Year 1, Semester 2 (July)●

Year 2, Semester 1 (February)●




Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1 (February)


A unit from the Level 1 Unit Options(either DXB102 or KPB101 or KVB104):DXB102 Visual Communication


KVB104 Photo Media and Art Practice

A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your chosen Second Majoror Minor or from the Creative IndustriesUnit Options (electives)Year 1, Semester 2 (July)


A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your chosen Second Majoror Minor or from the Creative IndustriesUnit Options (electives)Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1 (February)A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of 'a unit from your Major,Second Major or Minor'. You willundertake this 'Major, Second Major orMinor' unit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 2, Semester 2 (July)A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KYB201 or KKB285):KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2


Note: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 UnitOption'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of 'a unit from your Major,Second Major or Minor'. You willundertake this 'Major, Second Major orMinor' unit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 1 (February)




A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from the Work Integrated LearningUnit OptionsYear 3, Semester 2 (July)A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from the Work Integrated LearningUnit Options

Important NoticeStudents who commenced at Caboolturewere able to select their CreativeIndustries Unit Options (CI electives) fromthe Caboolture only unit options (whichmay have included units from Businessand Education offered at Caboolture).From 2018 these Caboolture only unitoptions will no longer be available forselection.

SemestersYear 1, Semester 2 (July)●



Year 3 Semester 1 (February)●



Code TitleYear 1, Semester 2 (July)




KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your chosen Second Majoror Minor or from the Creative IndustriesUnit Options (electives)Year 2, Semester 1 (February)KKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your chosen Second Majoror Minor or from the Creative IndustriesUnit Options (electives)

Note: Students who have not alreadycompleted KKB101 Creative Industries:People and Practices, will completeKKB180 instead.Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2 (July)A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KYB201 or KKB285):KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2


Note: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 UnitOption'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 3 Semester 1instead of 'a unit from your Major,Second Major or Minor'. You willundertake this 'Major, Second Major orMinor' unit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3 Semester 1 (February)A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 3 Semester 1instead of 'a unit from your Major,Second Major or Minor'. You willundertake this 'Major, Second Major orMinor' unit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 2 (July)A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from the Work Integrated LearningUnit OptionsYear 4, Semester 1 (February)A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinor

A unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from your Major, Second Major orMinorA unit from the Work Integrated LearningUnit Options





Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48



CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Creative Practice


Aspro Bree Hadley+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) -DOM audition information - EditPrerequisites

You must complete a successful audition.




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Please note that the application processfor 2021 entry involves pre-recording audition and personalstatement videos for the first round, andthen a live audition via Zoom if you aresuccessful in proceeding to the secondround of auditions. No auditions will beconducted in person for this cycle.

How to apply

Step 1


Step 2

Complete the QUT online registrationform. You must have a valid QTACnumber or current QUT student IDnumber to complete this step.

As part of the application process, you willbe required to submit the following:

supporting documentation●

two audition video YouTube links●

one personal statement YouTubelink.

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Your application is complete once youreach the confirmation notice screen and

receive your confirmation email.

Step 3

Your video audition will then be assessed.You will be contacted no later thanWednesday 7 October via the emailaddress provided on your application ifyou have been successful in proceedingto a recall audition. Recall auditions willbe conducted via Zoom on Saturday 10and Sunday 11 October.

Supporting documentation

When submitting your online application,you will be required to upload yoursupporting documentation. This shouldinclude:

a printed CV of no more than twopages, outlining both formal andinformal learning and experiences inthe field of acting

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a headshot or passport photo.●

Please upload your supportingdocumentation as one combined file only.

Application preparation

Acting audition pieces (PDF file, 423.1KB)

Acting application preparation (PDF file,1.8 MB)

Recall auditions

If your audition is successful, you'll berequired to attend a recall audition viaZoom.

Recall auditions will be conducted onSaturday 10 and Sunday 11 October2020.

If you do not attend your recall auditionyou won't be considered for a place in thecourse.

We'll notify you if you've been successfulor not via the email address included onyour QUT online registration form no laterthan Wednesday 7 October. We willprovide the Zoom meeting IDs in thisemail.

I have been recalled●

I haven't been recalled●

Audition feedback


When do I find out my audition outcome?QTAC applications●


















https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/976343/acting-brochure-audition-pieces.pdf


https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/976374/acting-brochure-audition-preparation.pdf


https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-fine-arts-acting?domestic#recall

https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-fine-arts-acting?domestic#no-recall





Intra-faculty change applications●

change of major or minorapplications

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Contact the Creative Industries Facultyfor more information on our auditionprocess. You can get in touch by [email protected] or calling 3138 8114.



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International EntryrequirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) -INT audition information - EditPrerequisitesYou must:

complete a successful audition inAustralia.

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complete Australian Year 12 or acomparable qualification.

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Important dates

Applications for Semester 1, 2021 closeat 5pm on Monday 28 September 2020(Brisbane time).

All applicants must provide audition andpersonal statement videos as part of theirapplication.

How to apply

Step 1

Apply for this course using theinternational student application form(PDF file, 297.2 KB). Please submit yoursupporting documents and auditionvideos (via YouTube links) with yourapplication.

Step 2

Your video audition will then be assessed.

You will be contacted no later thanWednesday 7 October via the emailaddress provided on your application ifyou have been successful in proceedingto a recall audition. Recall auditions willbe conducted via Zoom on Saturday 10and Sunday 11 October 2020.

Supporting documentation and auditionvideos

When submitting your application form,you will be required to submit supportingdocumentation. This should include:

printed CV of no more than twopages, outlining both formal andinformal learning and experiences inthe field of acting

●

headshot or passport photo.●

You will also be required to film twoaudition videos and one personalstatement video. These videos should beuploaded to YouTube, and URL linksprovided with your application.


Acting audition pieces (PDF file, 423.1KB)

Acting application preparation (PDF file,1.8 MB)

Recall auditions

If your audition is successful, you'll berequired to attend a recall audition viaZoom.

Recall auditions will be conducted onSaturday 10 and Sunday 11 October2020.

If you do not attend your recall auditionyou won't be considered for a place in thecourse.

We'll notify you if you've been successfulor not via the email included on your QUTonline registration form no later thanWednesday 7 October. We will providethe Zoom meeting IDs in this email.

Audition feedback





Contact the Creative Industries Facultyfor more information on our audition

process. You can get in touch by [email protected] or calling 3138 8114.




Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Acting), you mustcomplete the following:

Two common units (KYB101 andKYB102) – 24 credit points

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Acting major – 168 credit points●

Complementary studies – 48 creditpoints from the Situated CreativePractice Extension plus 48 creditpoints chosen from a minor or unitoptions (electives).

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Year 1engage in 20 hours of acting studiowork per week

●

learn acting methods grounded in afierce commitment to emotionalhonesty

●

train in vocal techniques,movement, improvisation,storytelling and combat

●

investigate your expressivestrengths and weaknesses, andopen up new possibilities

●

instrumental training of your body,voice, imagination and feelings

●

enhance your degree with chosenelectives in film production andtheatre history

●

















Year 2manage the transition from freeingthe instrument to applying crafttechniques

●

continue your development in voice,movement and physical storytelling

●

refine your skills through actingstudios and rehearsals

●

perform in film shoots and studioproductions

●

write and perform your own material●

work as an ensemble with ashared vocabulary

●

enhance your degree with chosenelectives in film, scriptwriting andtheatre history

●

Year 3rehearse, film and perform inprofessional film shoots and mainstage productions

●

learn and practise self-tape andaudition techniques

●

be mentored by professional castingdirectors and agents

●

focus on your individualdevelopment work and coaching inproductions

●

research your career path toposition yourself for entry into aninternational industry

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present your film and stage work,ActingWorks, to Sydney agents andcasting directors

●

International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Acting), you mustcomplete the following:


●



●

Year 1engage in 20 hours of acting studiowork per week

●

learn acting methods grounded in afierce commitment to emotionalhonesty

●

train in vocal techniques,movement, improvisation,storytelling and combat

●

investigate your expressivestrengths and weaknesses, andopen up new possibilities

●

instrumental training of your body,voice, imagination and feelings

●

enhance your degree with chosenelectives in film production andtheatre history

●

manage the transition from freeingthe instrument to applying crafttechniques

●

continue your development in voice,movement and physical storytelling

●

refine your skills through actingstudios and rehearsals

●

perform in film shoots and studioproductions

●

write and perform your own material●

work as an ensemble with ashared vocabulary

●

enhance your degree with chosenelectives in film, scriptwriting andtheatre history

●

rehearse, film and perform inprofessional film shoots and mainstage productions

●

learn and practise self-tape andaudition techniques

●

be mentored by professional castingdirectors and agents

●

focus on your individualdevelopment work and coaching inproductions

●

research your career path toposition yourself for entry into aninternational industry

●

present your film and stage work,ActingWorks, to Sydney agents andcasting directors

●

Sample StructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Acting), you mustcomplete the following:


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Complementary studies – 48credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice Extension plus 48credit points chosen from a minor orunit options (electives).

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KYB101 Understanding CreativePractice

KSB103 Acting Skills 1: IntroducingVocal and Physical Dynamics

KSB116 Acting Practice 1: The Actorand their Texts

KSB119Acting Studies 1: Realism inFilm and Theatre and theStanislavsky Heritage

Year 1, Semester 2

KYB102 Pathways to a CreativeCareer

KSB104 Acting Skills 2: Embodyingand Voicing Text and Story

KSB126 Acting Practice 2: The Actorand the Performance Space

KSB129Acting Studies 2: Innovationsin Acting Methodologies forScreen and Stage

Year 2, Semester 1

KSB210 Screen Acting 1: The Actorand the Camera

KSB236 Acting Practice 3: TheCollaborative Storyteller

KSB239 Acting Studies 3: The Actorand the Screen


KSB220 Screen Acting 2: StudioCollaborations

KSB246 Acting Practice 4: The Actorand the Audience

KSB249 Acting Studies 4: Acting in theDigital Space


KSB310 Screen Acting 3: Location andthe Actor

24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2

KSB320 Screen Acting 4: The Actor asProduct

24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unit

The Situated Creative Practice Extension(KKFAEXT-SITCRPR) provides you withindustry-connected real world projectopportunities. It is made up of:

24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ProjectOptions list, plus

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24 credit points from the WorkIntegrated Learning Options list.

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You can complete these units in anyorder as long as you meet theprerequisite requirements. They areintended to be undertaken in your finalyear of study.

Choose 24 credit points from theSituated Creative Practice Project unitoptions:Code TitleNote: KYB301, KYB302 and KYB303are 24 credit point units.

KYB301 Situated Creative PracticeProject

KYB302 Situated Creative PracticeIndustry Project 1

KYB303 Situated Creative Practice




Industry Project 2

Choose 24 credit points from the WorkIntegrated Learning unit options:Code TitleNote: KYB302 and KYB303 are both 24credit point units.



KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB342 Work Integrated Learning 2KKB345 Creative Industries Project 1KKB346 Creative Industries Project 2KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourA maximum of one 12-credit-point unitfrom the university-wide (elective) unitoption list.





Bachelor of Fine Arts (Animation)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 11

Rank 77

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48


Int. Start Months FebruaryJuly commencement maybe available on approvalof the requisite credit forprior learning or advancedstanding.


CourseCoordinator



Sorin Oancea+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Animation), youmust complete the following:


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Animation major – 168 credit points●


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Year 1develop your capacity to createanimated works

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learn to use 3D computer graphics,drawing and motion graphics

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study animation, screen history andpractices

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expand your interest and knowledgeof the animation medium

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Year 2extend your knowledge of animationpractices

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engage in studio-based learningand respond creatively to projectbriefs

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understand the principles of 3Dcharacter animation, real-time 3Dcomputer graphics, compositing forvisual effects and motion capture forvirtual production

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develop your critical analysis skillsto evaluate your own work and theway you present your ideas visually

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Year 3apply your accumulated learning toproduce a major creative workexploring any aspect or medium ofanimation as a showcase ofyour professional skills andknowledge

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learn about the current animationindustry and contemporary issues inthe screen industry

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explore pathways for futurevocational opportunity, research orother entrepreneurial aspirations

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Study overseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. Find out more aboutstudying on exchange.

International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Animation), youmust complete the following:


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Animation major – 168 credit points●


●

Year 1develop your capacity to createanimated works

●

learn to use 3D computer graphics,drawing and motion graphics

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study animation, screen history andpractices

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expand your interest and knowledge●


https://www.qut.edu.au/study/study-options/study-abroad-and-exchange

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Animation)



of the animation medium

Year 2extend your knowledge of animationpractices

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engage in studio-based learningand respond creatively to projectbriefs

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understand the principles of 3Dcharacter animation, real-time 3Dcomputer graphics, compositing forvisual effects and motion capture forvirtual production

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develop your critical analysis skillsto evaluate your own work and theway you present your ideas visually

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Year 3apply your accumulated learning toproduce a major creative workexploring any aspect or medium ofanimation as a showcase ofyour professional skills andknowledge

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learn about the current animationindustry and contemporary issues inthe screen industry

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explore pathways for futurevocational opportunity, research orother entrepreneurial aspirations

●

Study OverseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. Find out more aboutstudying on exchange.

Sample StructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Animation), youmust complete the following:


●

Animation major – 168 creditpoints

●

Complementary studies – 48credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice Extension plus 48credit points chosen from a minor orunit options (electives). TheSituated Creative PracticeExtension provides you withindustry-connected real worldproject opportunities.

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KNB125 Animation History and ContextKNB126 Motion DesignKNB127 CGI FoundationsYear 1, Semester 2


KNB135 Animation Aesthetics

KNB136 Visual Storytelling: ProductionDesign

KNB137 Digital WorldsNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KNB215 Animation Performance

KNB216 Visual Storytelling: CinematicPre-Visualisation

KNB217 Digital CreaturesA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2

KNB225 Advanced AnimationPerformance

KNB226 Visual Storytelling: AnimationPre-Production

KNB227 CGI TechnologiesA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1

KNB310 Advanced AnimationProduction 1






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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48




CourseCoordinator



Craig Bolland+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing),you must complete the following:


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Creative Writing major – 168 creditpoints

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●

Year 1Introduction to creative writingpractice.

●

Develop critical and analytical skillsin reading and writing a variety ofliterature forms.

●

Learn from lecturers and tutors withindustry experience.

●

Write and analyse short stories,creative nonfiction and youthwriting.

●

Year 2Build on practical skills andconceptual backgrounds.

●

Study script-writing, stylistics,poetics and corporate writing.

●

Explore how a variety of notablenovels were written.

●

Choose electives to tailor yourcourse to your strengths andvocational interests.

●

Year 3Write a sustained piece of creativework in a genre of your choice.

●

Participate in editing and developinga manuscript for a targeted market.

●

Undertake an in-depth study of longfiction and life writing.

●

Learn about the real world of thewriting and publishing industry.

●

Expand your study with electives increative or other disciplines.

●


Overseas study can be for one or twosemesters (or during the semester break)and the units you take can be in acreative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course. Saving your electives forexchange will allow you the mostflexibility.

International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing),you must complete the following:


●

Creative Writing major – 168 creditpoints

●


●

Year 1Introduction to creative writingpractice.

●

Develop critical and analytical skillsin reading and writing a variety ofliterature forms.

●

Learn from lecturers and tutors withindustry experience.

●

Write and analyse short stories,creative nonfiction and youthwriting.

●

Year 2Build on practical skills andconceptual backgrounds.

●

Study script-writing, stylistics,poetics and corporate writing.

●






Explore how a variety of notablenovels were written.

●

Choose electives to tailor yourcourse to your strengths andvocational interests.

●

Year 3Write a sustained piece of creativework in a genre of your choice.

●

Participate in editing and developinga manuscript for a targeted market.

●

Undertake an in-depth study of longfiction and life writing.

●

Learn about the real world of thewriting and publishing industry.

●

Expand your study with electives increative or other disciplines.

●





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KWB113

Introduction to CreativeWriting

KWB116 Creative Non-Fiction

KWB117

Australian Voices: Writing andPractice

Year 1, Semester 2


CWB110

Introduction to Literary andCultural Studies

KWB104 Writing the Short Story

KWB118

Swords and Spaceships:Writing Genre

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KWB211

Creative Writing: Style andTechnique

KWB214

The Artful Life: From Memoirto Fiction

KWB217 Editing and Publishing

A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2CWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing

KWB212 Poetry and Poetics

KWB215

Dangerous Ideas:Contemporary Debates inWriting

A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KWB306 Creative Writing Project 1

24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KWB326 Creative Writing Project 2

24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CWB110



KWB118


Year 2, Semester 1


KWB113



KWB117


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.

Year 2, Semester 2CWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing


KWB215


A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KWB211


KWB214


KWB306 Creative Writing Project 1


Year 3, Semester 2KWB326 Creative Writing Project 2

24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 124 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit



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Choose 24 credit points from the WorkIntegrated Learning unit options:





Code TitleNote: KYB302 and KYB303 are both 24credit point units.








Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative and Professional Writing)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 11

Rank 76

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

288


48




CourseCoordinator



Craig Bolland+61 7 3138 [email protected]



●






introduction to creative writingpractice

●

develop critical and analytical skillsin reading and writing a variety ofliterature forms

●

learn from lecturers and tutors withindustry experience

●

write and analyse short stories,creative nonfiction and youth writing

●

Year 2build on practical skills andconceptual backgrounds

●

study scriptwriting, stylistics, poeticsand corporate writing

●

explore how a variety of notablenovels were written

●

choose electives to tailor yourcourse to your strengths andvocational interests

●

Year 3write a sustained piece of creativework in a genre of your choice

●

participate in editing and developinga manuscript for a targeted market

●

undertake an in-depth study of longfiction and life writing

●

learn about the real world of thewriting and publishing industry

●

expand your study with electives increative or other disciplines

●



introduction to creative writingpractice

●

develop critical and analytical skillsin reading and writing a variety ofliterature forms

●

learn from lecturers and tutors withindustry experience

●

write and analyse short stories,creative nonfiction and youth writing

●

Year 2build on practical skills andconceptual backgrounds

●

study scriptwriting, stylistics, poeticsand corporate writing

●

explore how a variety of notablenovels were written

●

choose electives to tailor yourcourse to your strengths andvocational interests

●

Year 3write a sustained piece of creativework in a genre of your choice

●

participate in editing and developinga manuscript for a targeted market

●

undertake an in-depth study of longfiction and life writing

●

learn about the real world of thewriting and publishing industry

●

expand your study with electives increative or other disciplines

●

Study overseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT creative industries



Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative and Professional Writing)



degree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. Find out more aboutstudying on exchange.








Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1KWB110 Writing Fundamentals

KWB113


KWB115 Persuasive Writing


Year 1, Semester 2KPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingKWB104 Writing the Short Story

KWB108

Introduction to LiteraryStudies

KWB112 Youth and Children's Writing

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KWB211


KWB214


KWB310

Editing and Developing theManuscript

A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2KWB212 Poetry and Poetics

KWB213 Corporate Writing and Editing

KWB215


A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KWB306 Creative Writing Project 1

A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KWB326 Creative Writing Project 2

A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit



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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance Performance)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48



CourseCoordinator



Avril Huddy+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirements Bachelor of Fine Arts (DancePerformance) PrerequisitesYou must successfully complete an audition.

Domestic AssumedknowledgeBefore you start this course we assume you have sound knowledge in these areas


●

either in person or by submittingaudition materials

Before you start this course, we assume you have sound knowledge of the subject/s listed below. If you don't have the subject knowledge, you can still apply for the course but we encourage you to undertake bridging studies to gain the knowledge:

International EntryrequirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (DancePerformance)PrerequisitesYou must successfully:

● perform an audition in Australia


●

When do I find out my auditionoutcome?International Admissions will notify you of your outcome by email from mid-November.

Minimum EnglishrequirementsStudents must meet the English proficiency requirements.




Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (DancePerformance), you must complete thefollowing:


●

Dance Performance major – 168credit points

●


●

Year 1transitional training studies inphysical, technical andpsychological approaches

●

core technique classes in balletand contemporary

●

showcase your skills in twomajor performance seasons

●

fundamentals of choreography●

study anatomy, conditioning, dance●

history and dance analysis

Year 2● refine your technique and

performance skills● performance opportunities in

industry-relevant settings● advance your choreographic

practice● learn how to teach dance in a broad

range of contexts● acquire skills in portfolio and

showreel preparation, applying forfunding, collaborative networking,personal development, performancepsychology and health management

● contextualise cutting-edgeperformance and choreography





Year 3acquire technical and interpretiveskills

●

engage with practising professionaldance artists

●

opportunities for performanceshowcases, secondments and toursin Australia or overseas

●

tailor your course to your careeraspirations through your electives

●


International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (DancePerformance), you must complete thefollowing:


●


●


●

Year 1transitional training studies inphysical, technical andpsychological approaches

●

core technique classes in balletand contemporary

●

showcase your skills in twomajor performance seasons

●

fundamentals of choreography●

study anatomy, conditioning, dancehistory and dance analysis

●

Year 2refine your technique andperformance skills

●

performance opportunities inindustry-relevant settings

●

advance your choreographicpractice

●

learn how to teach dance in a broadrange of contexts

●

acquire skills in portfolio andshowreel preparation, applying forfunding, collaborative networking,personal development, performancepsychology and health management

●

contextualise cutting-edgeperformance and choreography

●

Year 3acquire technical and interpretiveskills

●

engage with practising professionaldance artists

●

opportunities for performanceshowcases, secondments and toursin Australia or overseas

●

tailor your course to your careeraspirations through your electives

●


Sample StructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (DancePerformance), you must complete thefollowing:


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KDB101 Dance Performance 1:Analysing Dances

KDB103 Dance Technique 1KYB103 The Creative BodyYear 1, Semester 2


KDB102 Dance Performance 2: DanceHistories

KDB104 Dance Technique 2

KDB107 Foundations in Improvisationand Choreographic Practice

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

KDB211 Dance Performance 3:Current Trends

KDB213 Dance Technique 3KDB216 Choreographic Practice 1A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2

KDB212 Dance Performance 4:Intersections

KDB214 Dance Technique 4KDB217 Choreographic Practice 2A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KDB316 Choreographic Project 124 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KDB317 Choreographic Project 224 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unit



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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48



CourseCoordinator



Avril Huddy+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirements Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) PrerequisitesYou must successfully complete an audition.




●


Please note that the application processfor 2021 entry involves pre-recordingaudition and personal statement videos tosubmit with your application (via YouTubeURL links). No auditions will beconducted in person for this cycle.

How to apply

Step 1


Step 2






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a 4" x 6" full-length body shot,facing front in dance wear

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Tertiary Dance Council personalstatement (PDF file, 46.6 KB)

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Tertiary Dance Councilphysiotherapist report (PDF file,190.5 KB)

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Dance application preparation (PDF file, 1.0 MB)

Audition feedback

Due to the large number of applications received, we can't provide feedback to applicants.


Contact the Creative Industries Faculty for more information on our audition process. You can get in touch by emailing [email protected] or calling 3138 8114.

Domestic AssumedknowledgeBefore you start this course we assume you have sound knowledge in these areas


●


















https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0007/475810/Tertiary-Dance-Council-Personal-Statement-Form.pdf


https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/475766/Tertiary-Dance-Council-Physiotherapist-Examination-Report.pdf



https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/954930/Dance-application-prepartion.pdf






either in person or by providingaudition materials

International EntryrequirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) PrerequisitesYou must successfully:

● perform an audition in Australia,


●

How to apply

Apply for this course using theinternational student application form(PDF file, 297.2 KB). Please submit yoursupporting documents and auditionvideos (via YouTube links) with yourapplication.

We encourage you to apply as soon aspossible. Applications submitted afterNovember 30 may not be assessed intime to start study in Semester 1 of thefollowing year.


You will be required to record two auditionvideos and one personal statement video.These videos should be uploaded toYouTube, and URL links provided withyour application.

You must provide:YouTube links of your audition andpersonal statement videos

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all documents requested on theinternational student applicationform

●


●


●


●


Dance application preparation (PDF file,1.0 MB)

Audition feedback





International Admissions will notify you of your outcome by email from mid-November.

When do I find out my auditionoutcome?International Admissions will notify you of your outcome by email from mid-November.

Minimum EnglishrequirementsStudents must meet the English proficiency requirements.


Important NoticeStudents who commenced this course in2009 or earlier should seek advice fromthe Course Coordinator regarding anyremaining unit enrolment.

Phone: +61 7 3138 8114, Email:[email protected]

Students commencing from 2013 shouldfollow the standard course structure.

Additional costsThere are requirements that you will needto meet as a student in this course.Information is available from theAdditional course requirements andcosts website.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours),provided you meet the entryrequirements.

You can also apply to continue into agraduate-entry teacher education course.

Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Dance), you mustcomplete the following:


●

Dance major – 168 credit points●


●

Year 1technique studies focus on physicaland conceptual approaches

●

cover a range of genres, forexample, contemporary dance,ballet, hip hop, latin dance

●

learn the fundamentals ofchoreography

●

study dance history anddance analysis

●

Year 2study dance styles from around theworld

●


●

create dance works for film●


●

non-dance units can be selectedfrom across QUT

●

Year 3tailor your course to transition intoyour chosen professional area

●

further your studies within a seconddiscipline, for example, drama unitsto become a dance and dramateacher

●

develop sophisticated workshopmaterials to communicate yourchoreography

●

explore the application of yourdisciplinary knowledge withincollaborative multidisciplinaryprojects

●

Study overseasStudy overseas while earning credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. Find out moreabout studying on exchange.

International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Dance), you must

complete the following:

complete the following:
















●



●

Year 1technique studies focus on physicaland conceptual approaches

●

cover a range of genres, forexample, contemporary dance,ballet, hip hop, latin dance

●

learn the fundamentals ofchoreography

●

study dance history anddance analysis

●

Year 2study dance styles from around theworld

●


●

create dance works for film●


●

non-dance units can be selectedfrom across QUT

●

Year 3tailor your course to transition intoyour chosen professional area

●

further your studies within a seconddiscipline, for example, drama unitsto become a dance and dramateacher

●

develop sophisticated workshopmaterials to communicate yourchoreography

●

explore the application of yourdisciplinary knowledge withincollaborative multidisciplinaryprojects

●

Study overseasStudy overseas while earning credittowards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners. Overseas study canbe for one or two semesters (or during thesemester break) and the units you takecan be in a creative or non-creativediscipline area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course. Saving yourelectives for exchange will allow you themost flexibility. Find out moreabout studying on exchange.

Sample StructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Dance), you mustcomplete the following:


●


Complementary studies – 48credit points from the Situated

●

Creative Practice Extension plus 48credit points chosen from a minor orunit options (electives). TheSituated Creative PracticeExtension provides you withindustry-connected real worldproject opportunities.









KDB112 Dance TechniqueFundamentals

KDB113 Dance StudiesKYB103 The Creative BodyYear 1, Semester 2



KDB122 Popular Dance StylesKDB123 Dance LegaciesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


KDB210 Dance CompositionKDB218 Performance in Context 1A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2

KDB206 Dance in ContemporaryCulture

KDB222 World DanceKDB223 Screen DanceA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KDB318 Performance in Context 224 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KDB320 Independent Dance Project24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unit

The Situated Creative Practice Extension(KKFAEXT-SITCRPR) provides you withindustry-connected real world project

opportunities. It is made up of:24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ProjectOptions list, plus

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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48




CourseCoordinator



Aspro Bree Hadley+61 7 3138 [email protected]



●





Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Drama), you mustcomplete the following:


●

Drama major – 168 credit points●


●

Year 1strong practical focus withclasses, workshops and an end-of-year production

●

investigate theatre history●

develop performance skills●

learn how to lead drama workshopsin theatre, educational andcorporate contexts

●

Year 2extend practical skills andunderstanding of devisedperformance in the Australianand community theatre context, itshistory and plays

●

option to undertake events andfestival management units

●

tailor your course to your vocationalinterests

●

choose electives in a second majorand/or minors from creativeindustries or across QUT

●

Year 3develop as a collaborative andentrepreneurial theatre artist

●

acquire leadership skills in directing●

analyse your own creative practice●

undertake internships and project-based work

●

complete your second major, minorsor electives

●

learn from specialist staff andindustry professionals

●

prepare, create and present yourfinal production

●


International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Drama), you mustcomplete the following:


●



●

Year 1strong practical focus withclasses, workshops and an end-of-year production

●

investigate theatre history●

develop performance skills●

learn how to lead drama workshopsin theatre, educational andcorporate contexts

●






Year 2extend practical skills andunderstanding of devisedperformance in the Australianand community theatre context, itshistory and plays

●

option to undertake events andfestival management units

●

tailor your course to your vocationalinterests

●

choose electives in a second majorand/or minors from creativeindustries or across QUT

●

Year 3develop as a collaborative andentrepreneurial theatre artist

●

acquire leadership skills in directing●

analyse your own creative practice●

undertake internships and project-based work

●

complete your second major, minorsor electives

●

learn from specialist staff andindustry professionals

●

prepare, create and present yourfinal production

●


Sample StructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Drama), you mustcomplete the following:


●


Complementary studies – 48credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice Extension plus 48credit points chosen from a minor orunit options (electives).

●


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KTB110 Plays that Changed the World

KTB111 Acting in Realism: TheAuthentic Actor

KYB103 The Creative BodyYear 1, Semester 2


KTB120 Diverse Theatre PracticeKTB121 The Responsive Performer

KTB126 Drama Practice 1:Collaboration



KTB216 Drama Practice: InterpretationKTB217 Story and PerformanceA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2KTB225 Radical Theatre Forms

KTB226 Drama Practice 3:Transformation

KTB227 Leadership in CreativeContexts

A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KTB316 Drama Practice: Generation24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KTB326 Drama Practice 5: Realisation24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


KTB120 Diverse Theatre PracticeKTB121 The Responsive Performer


Year 2, Semester 1


KTB110 Plays that Changed the World


KYB103 The Creative BodyNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2KTB225 Radical Theatre Forms





KTB216 Drama Practice: InterpretationKTB217 Story and PerformanceKTB316 Drama Practice: GenerationYear 3, Semester 2KTB326 Drama Practice 5: Realisation24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 4, Semester 124 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unit



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Choose 24 credit points from the WorkIntegrated Learning unit options:





Code TitleNote: KYB302 and KYB303 are both 24credit point units.








Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film, Screen and New Media)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 13

Rank 72

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48




CourseCoordinator



Joe Carter+61 7 3138 [email protected]



●




Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Film, Screen andNew Media), you must complete thefollowing:


●

Film, Screen and New Media major– 168 credit points

●


●

Year 1Gain understanding of relevantcultural contexts for your work.

●

Study styles and genres from filmand television formats.

●

Learn practical skills in writing andbusiness.

●

Develop technical skills in directing,camera, editing and sound.

●

Year 2Gain specialist skills in producing,writing, editing, cinematography,sound and directing.

●

In producing, develop skills in filmand screen ;production, and gain

●

experience in pitching your ideas,audience measurement and legalissues.In the craft areas, work onsophisticated, broadcast-qualityequipment including digital formatsand multi-camera.

●

In writing, develop knowledge ofgenre and further develop yourwriting skills including dialogue.

●

Work collaboratively to createexperimental productions, musicclips, short productions or televisionprograms.

●

Year 3Work as a member of a creativeteam on major productions.

●

Build on and refine your knowledgeand skills.

●

As a specialist, work in teams ondocumentaries, dramas, televisionseries or digital media content.

●

For producing, learn projectmanagement and the multifacetedrole of producer.

●

For craft-based specialisations,experiment with broadcast-quality,digital and mobile formats.

●

Opportunities to undertakeinternships.

●

Showcase your work to industry.●



International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Film, Screen andNew Media), you must complete thefollowing:


●

Film, Screen and New Media major– 168 credit points

●


●






Year 1Gain understanding of relevantcultural contexts for your work.

●

Study styles and genres from filmand television formats.

●

Learn practical skills in writing andbusiness.

●

Develop technical skills in directing,camera, editing and sound.

●

Year 2Gain specialist skills in producing,writing, editing, cinematography,sound and directing.

●

In producing, develop skills in filmand screen production, and gainexperience in pitching your ideas,audience measurement and legalissues.

●

In the craft areas, work onsophisticated, broadcast-qualityequipment including digital formatsand multi-camera.

●

In writing, develop knowledge ofgenre and further develop yourwriting skills including dialogue.

●

Work collaboratively to createexperimental productions, musicclips, short productions or televisionprograms.

●

Year 3Work as a member of a creativeteam on major productions.

●

Build on and refine your knowledgeand skills.

●

As a specialist, work in teams ondocumentaries, dramas, televisionseries or digital media content.

●

For producing, learn projectmanagement and the multifacetedrole of producer.

●

For craft-based specialisations,experiment with broadcast-quality,digital and mobile formats.

●

Opportunities to undertakeinternships.

●

Showcase your work to industry.●





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KPB113 Screen Text AnalysisKPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingKPB117 Screen Crafts: Non-FictionYear 1, Semester 2


KPB120 Contemporary ScreenHistories

KPB121 Screen BusinessKPB122 Screen Crafts: NarrativesNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KPB208 Screen GenresTwo units (24cp) from the Film, Screenand New Media Options List (KPB215,KPB216 or KPB217):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting

KPB216 Screen Content ProductionManagement

KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsA Complementary Studies OptionYear 2, Semester 2KPB220 Factual ScreensKPB221 Screen Project Development

KPB222Screen Crafts: Multi-Cameraand Single-CameraProduction

A Complementary Studies OptionYear 3, Semester 1KPB315 Global Screen Studies24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies OptionYear 3, Semester 2KPB325 Screen Issues24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies OptionSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


KPB116 Introduction to Screenwriting


KPB121 Screen BusinessYear 2, Semester 1


KPB113 Screen Text AnalysisKPB117 Screen Crafts: Non-FictionOne unit (12cp) from the Film, Screenand New Media Options List (KPB215 orKPB216):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2KPB122 Screen Crafts: NarrativesKPB220 Factual ScreensKPB221 Screen Project DevelopmentA Complementary Studies OptionYear 3, Semester 1KPB208 Screen GenresOne unit (12cp) from the Film, Screenand New Media Options List (KPB215,KPB216 or KPB217):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsA Complementary Studies OptionA Complementary Studies OptionYear 3, Semester 2


KPB325 Screen Issues24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionYear 4, Semester 1KPB315 Global Screen Studies24 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies Option



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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film, TV and New Media Production)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 5

Rank 91

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

288


48




CourseCoordinator



Joe Carter+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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gain understanding of relevantcultural contexts for your work

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study styles and genres from filmand television formats

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learn practical skills in writing andbusiness

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develop technical skills in directing,camera, editing and sound

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Year 2gain specialist skills in producing,writing, editing, cinematography,sound and directing

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in producing, develop skills in film●

and screen production, and gainexperience in pitching your ideas,audience measurement andlegal issuesin the craft areas, work onsophisticated, broadcast-qualityequipment including digital formatsand multi-camera

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in writing, develop knowledge ofgenre and further develop yourwriting skills including dialogue

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work collaboratively to createexperimental productions, musicclips, short productions or televisionprograms

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Year 3work as a member of a creativeteam on major productions

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build on and refine your knowledgeand skills

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as a specialist, work in teamson documentaries, dramas,television series or digital mediacontent

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for producing, learn projectmanagement and the multifacetedrole of producer

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for craft-based specialisations,experiment with broadcast-quality,digital and mobile formats

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opportunities to undertakeinternships

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showcase your work to industry●



gain understanding of relevantcultural contexts for your work

●

study styles and genres from filmand television formats

●

learn practical skills in writing andbusiness

●

develop technical skills in directing,camera, editing and sound

●

Year 2gain specialist skills in producing,writing, editing, cinematography,sound and directing

●

in producing, develop skills in film●



Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film, TV and New Media Production)



and screen production, and gainexperience in pitching your ideas,audience measurement andlegal issuesin the craft areas, work onsophisticated, broadcast-qualityequipment including digital formatsand multi-camera

●

in writing, develop knowledge ofgenre and further develop yourwriting skills including dialogue

●

work collaboratively to createexperimental productions, musicclips, short productions or televisionprograms

●

Year 3work as a member of a creativeteam on major productions

●

build on and refine your knowledgeand skills

●

as a specialist, work in teamson documentaries, dramas,television series or digital mediacontent

●

for producing, learn projectmanagement and the multifacetedrole of producer

●

for craft-based specialisations,experiment with broadcast-quality,digital and mobile formats

●

opportunities to undertakeinternships

●

showcase your work to industry●











KPB113 Screen Text Analysis

KPB114 Studio Approaches to ScreenProjects

KPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingYear 1, Semester 2KPB105 Narrative Production

KPB109 Film, Screen and AnimationHistories

KPB110 The Movie, TV and NewMedia Business

KPB115 Editing and TechnicalProduction

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KPB208 Screen GenresTwo units from the following list:KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsA Complementary Studies OptionYear 2, Semester 2KPB220 Factual ScreensKPB221 Screen Project Development


A Complementary Studies OptionYear 3, Semester 1KPB315 Global Screen StudiesA Complementary Studies OptionA Complementary Studies OptionA Complementary Studies OptionYear 3, Semester 2KPB325 Screen IssuesA Complementary Studies OptionA Complementary Studies OptionA Complementary Studies Option



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Industry Project 1











Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interactive and Visual Design)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

288


48


Int. Start Months FebruaryJuly commencementsubject to approval of therequisite credit for priorlearning/advancedstanding.

CourseCoordinator






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Important NoticeFrom 2015 this major has been moved toDE42 Bachelor of Design (Honours)(Interactive & Visual Design). Continuingstudents should complete their KK34studies by the end of 2017 as some unitsmay be offered for a limited time fortransition purposes. Please [email protected] if you have any concernsregarding completing your studies withinthis timeframe.


Domestic Course structureYour courseYear 1In your first year of study you will workwith a variety of media in the designstudios. You will develop a foundationalunderstanding of visual communication,motion graphics, interaction design anddesign thinking. Through the first year youwill acquire the technical skills needed toimplement your designs in print and

electronic media. By responding to designbriefs, you will learn to target your designto a specific audience, context andpurpose. In studio classes you willparticipate in critical reviews and discoverhow the practice of design critiquesbenefit the development of designsolutions.

Year 2In second year you will deepen yourvisual and interaction design skills, andconsolidate your visual and creative style.Classes in second year include interfacedesign, advanced web design,typography and illustration, and theoriesof visual communication. In second yearyou will also commence your secondarystudies in an area of your choice such asadvertising, animation, architecture, arthistory, fashion design, film and TV, gamedesign, industrial design, interior design,online environments, music and sound, orvisual arts.

Year 3The final year of the course includesadvanced studies in visual and interactiondesign that will allow you to consolidateyour design practice through developingan understanding of integrated projectdevelopment and responses to briefswithin a studio environment. Guestlecturers and master classes fromindustry professionals and authentic,industry-focused learning experiences,including internship options, will ensurethat you are ready to join the workforce.The year will culminate in a graduatingexhibition attended by industryrepresentatives.

International CoursestructureYour courseYear 1In your first year of study you will workwith a variety of media in the designstudios. You will develop a foundationalunderstanding of visual communication,motion graphics, interaction design anddesign thinking. Through the first year youwill acquire the technical skills needed toimplement your designs in print andelectronic media. By responding to designbriefs, you will learn to target your designto a specific audience, context andpurpose. In studio classes you willparticipate in critical reviews and discoverhow the practice of design critiquesbenefit the development of designsolutions.


Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interactive and Visual Design)



Year 2In second year you will deepen yourvisual and interaction design skills, andconsolidate your visual and creative style.Classes in second year include interfacedesign, advanced web design,typography and illustration, and theoriesof visual communication. In second yearyou will also commence your secondarystudies in an area of your choice such asadvertising, animation, architecture, arthistory, fashion design, film and TV, gamedesign, industrial design, interior design,online environments, music and sound, orvisual arts.

Year 3The final year of the course includesadvanced studies in visual and interactiondesign that will allow you to consolidateyour design practice through developingan understanding of integrated projectdevelopment and responses to briefswithin a studio environment. Guestlecturers and master classes fromindustry professionals and authentic,industry-focused learning experiences,including internship options, will ensurethat you are ready to join the workforce.The year will culminate in a graduatingexhibition attended by industryrepresentatives.





Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48



CourseCoordinator



Brad Millard+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (Music) -DOM audition - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully complete anaudition.




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Please note that the application processfor 2021 entry involves pre-recordingand/or uploading audition and personalstatement videos to submit with yourapplication (via YouTube URL links). Noauditions will be conducted in person forthis cycle.

How to apply

Step 1


Step 2






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Your application is complete once youreach the confirmation notice screen and

receive your confirmation email.



a CV (curriculum vitae) of no morethan two pages, which includes yourformal and informal learning andexperiences in the field of music

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a copy of your most recent highschool report

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results of any previous tertiarystudies

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evidence of your highest musicalachievements.

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Music application preparation (PDF file,1.1 MB)

Your personal statement video shouldcommence with an explanation of yourrole in the creation of your auditionvideos, including how you created themand your aims in creating them.

Audition feedback




When do I find out the outcome?

QTAC applications

Intrafaculty change applications

Change of major or minor applications


Domestic AssumedknowledgeBefore you start this course we assumeyou have sound knowledge in these


















https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/955156/Music-application-preparation.pdf



https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-fine-arts-music?domestic#qtac

https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-fine-arts-music?domestic#intrafaculty

https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-fine-arts-music?domestic#major





areasEnglish, or Literature, or Englishand Literature Extension, or Englishas an Additional Language (Units 3& 4, C)

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International EntryrequirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (Music) -INT audition - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully:

perform an audition either in personor by submitting audition materials

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How to apply

Apply for this course using theinternational student application form(PDF file, 297.2 KB). Please submit yoursupporting documents and auditionvideos (via YouTube links) with yourapplication. We encourage you to applyas soon as possible. Applicationssubmitted after November 30 may not beassessed in time to start study inSemester 1 of the following year.


You must provide:a printed CV (curriculum vitae) of nomore than 2 pages which includesyour formal and informal learningand experiences in the field ofmusic.

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You will also be required to record twoaudition videos and one personalstatement video. These videos should beuploaded to YouTube, and URL linksprovided with your application.


Music application preparation (PDF file,1.1 MB)


Audition feedback

Due to the large number of applications

received, we can't provide feedback toapplicants.








Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Music), you mustcomplete the following:


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Music major – 168 credit points●


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Year 1Contemporary developments inmusic, sound and musicianshipskills.

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Develop skills in music technologyand software.

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Intensive music studio experience.●

Presentation, music and sound●

performance.Identify your creative direction.●

Year 2Develop unique crossover musicalskills.

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Creative performance and/or musicand sound production.

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Intensive project-based program.●

Develop your focus as an artist orcreative producer.

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Be mentored by staff and industryprofessionals.

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Electives available across otherdisciplines.

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Year 3Public performances and creativeproduction industry showcases

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Learn to promote yourself andorganise events

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Collaborate on projects with othercreative artists, producers andindustry organisations

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Music industry structure and currentissues

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Engage in real-world learningprojects

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Personalise your studies throughelective units.

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International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Music), you mustcomplete the following:


●

Music major – 168 credit points●


●

Year 1Contemporary developments inmusic, sound and musicianshipskills.

●

Develop skills in music technologyand software.

●

Intensive music studio experience.●

Presentation, music and sound●












performance.Identify your creative direction.●

Year 2Develop unique crossover musicalskills.

●

Creative performance and/or musicand sound production.

●

Intensive project-based program.●

Develop your focus as an artist orcreative producer.

●

Be mentored by staff and industryprofessionals.

●

Electives available across otherdisciplines.

●

Year 3Public performances and creativeproduction industry showcases

●

Learn to promote yourself andorganise events

●

Collaborate on projects with othercreative artists, producers andindustry organisations

●

Music industry structure and currentissues

●

Engage in real-world learningprojects

●

Personalise your studies throughelective units.

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KMB118 Musicianship 1KMB119 Music Production 1KYB103 The Creative BodyYear 1, Semester 2


KMB109 Creative Practice in MusicKMB128 Musicianship 2

KMB129 Music Production 2Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KMB217 Music Creation 1KMB218 Musicianship 3KMB223 Music and MediaA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2KMB222 Music and CultureKMB227 Music Creation 2KMB228 Musicianship 4A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KMB317 Music Creation 324 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KMB327 Music Creation 424 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unit



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Industry Project 1








Bachelor of Fine Arts (Technical Production)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48




CourseCoordinator



Carly O'Neill+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (TechnicalProduction), you must complete thefollowing:


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Technical Production major – 168credit points

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●

Year 1

develop an understanding of thedisciplines involved in liveproduction

●

study technical lighting, sound andmultimedia production, andpracticalities of set, props andcostume

●

explore stage management fordifferent genres–dance, music,orchestras, circus, opera, musicaltheatre

●

apply your knowledge on realQUT productions

●

progress from introductory to moresenior roles

●

scenography—history, techniquesand applications of theatre design

●

Year 2explore advanced productionconcepts and technologies

●

investigate and apply design skillsfor lighting, sound, multimedia andall aspects of production

●

advance your knowledge inmanagement

●

learn about live productions andperformance industries—productionand tour management, festival siteand logistics management, andtechnical direction

●

develop further experience acrossfour QUT productions

●

apply your skills in the technical,management and design areas

●

Year 3work on several QUT productions●

gain senior experience asproduction stage manager, designeror head of department in sound, set,vision or lighting

●

lead first and second-year studentsas your production crew

●

option to focus on one particulararea

●

work alongside industryprofessionals

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industry placements are available●

apply previous learning inprofessional contexts

●

lay the foundations for transition intothe profession

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International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (TechnicalProduction), you must complete thefollowing:


●


●


●

Year 1develop an understanding of thedisciplines involved in liveproduction

●

study technical lighting, sound andmultimedia production, andpracticalities of set, props andcostume

●

explore stage management fordifferent genres–dance, music,orchestras, circus, opera, musicaltheatre

●

apply your knowledge on realQUT productions

●

progress from introductory to moresenior roles

●

scenography—history, techniquesand applications of theatre design

●

explore advanced productionconcepts and technologies

●

investigate and apply design skillsfor lighting, sound, multimedia andall aspects of production

●

advance your knowledge inmanagement

●

learn about live productions andperformance industries—productionand tour management, festival siteand logistics management, andtechnical direction

●

develop further experience acrossfour QUT productions

●

apply your skills in the technical,management and design areas

●

work on several QUT productions●

gain senior experience asproduction stage manager, designeror head of department in sound, set,vision or lighting

●

lead first and second-year studentsas your production crew

●

option to focus on one particulararea

●

work alongside industryprofessionals

●

industry placements are available●

apply previous learning inprofessional contexts

●

lay the foundations for transition intothe profession

●


Sample StructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (TechnicalProduction), you must complete thefollowing:


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KRB111 Stage Management 1

KRB115Production Practice 1:Fundamentals of PerformanceProduction

KRB120 Scenography 1: IntroducingPerformance Design

Year 1, Semester 2


KRB112 Stage Management 2

KRB116Production Practice 2:Approaches to PerformanceProduction Technologies

KRB121 Scenography 2: CreatingWorlds for Theatre


KRB217 Production Practice 3: Designin Performance Production

KRB220 Scenography 3: Into the 21stCentury


KRB218Production Practice 4:Management in PerformanceProduction

KRB221 Scenography 4: IntermedialTheatre


KRB307Production Practice 5:Professional Practice inPerformance Production


KRB308Production Practice 6: TheFuture of PerformanceProduction




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Choose 24 credit points from the WorkIntegrated Learning unit options:Code TitleNote: KYB302 and KYB303 are both 24credit point units.KYB302 Situated Creative Practice





Industry Project 1







Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts)

Year 2020

QUT code KK34

CRICOS 056185A

Duration(full-time)

3 years

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48



CourseCoordinator



Dr Rachael Haynes+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (VisualArts) - DOM interview - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully:


complete an interview.●




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Please note that the application processfor 2021 entry involves uploading yourportfolio and supporting documentation tothe QUT online registration form.

You will also select an interview time tobe conducted on Zoom on either Tuesday29 September, Wednesday 30September or Thursday 1 October 2020.No interviews will be conducted in personfor this cycle.

How to apply

Step 1


Step 2


You will be required to upload yourportfolio (one file) and supportingdocumentation (a second file) to yourapplication. You must pay the non-refundable $70 application service fee viaQUTPay. If you're applying via theEducational Access Scheme or theCentralised Assessment SelectionProgram, you are exempt from the fee.

Your application is complete once you

reach the confirmation notice screen andreceive your confirmation email.

Step 3

Attend your nominated interview onZoom. You can select your interview timethrough the online registration form. Themeeting ID and password will be noted inyour confirmation email.


When submitting your application, you willbe required to upload your supportingdocumentation. This should include:

a printed CV of no more than 2pages, outlining both formal andinformal learning and experiences inthe field of visual arts together withyour academic record

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Please upload your supportingdocumentation as one file, and yourportfolio as a second file in the applicationsystem.


Visual arts portfolio and interviewpreparation (PDF file, 932.9 KB)

Visual arts portfolio template (PDF file,204.6 KB)

Interview dates

You will select a Zoom interview timethrough the online registration form. Thetime and date of your interview cannot bechanged except in exceptionalcircumstances.

If you don't attend an interview, on Zoom,you won't be considered for a place in thecourse.

Zoom interviews

Date

Tuesday 29 September 2020

Wednesday 30 September 2020

Thursday 1 October 2020

Upon successful submission of the QUTonline registration form, you will receive aconfirmation email including the Zoommeeting ID that can used to join yourscheduled interview session.

Portfolio and interview feedback


















https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/955206/Visual-arts-portfolio-and-interview-preparation.pdf


https://cms.qut.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/867242/visual-arts-portfolio-template.pdf










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International EntryrequirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (VisualArts) - INT interview - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully:


complete an interview●


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How to apply

We encourage you to apply as soon aspossible. Applications submitted after 30November may not be assessed in timeto start study in Semester 1 of thefollowing year.

Apply for this course using theinternational student application form(PDF file, 297.2 KB).

Your portfolio and supportingdocumentation should be submitted withyour application form.

Supporting documentationWhen submitting your application, you willbe required to include your supportingdocumentation. This should include:

your portfolio●


●

Your interview

You'll be assigned a Zoom interview time.Interviews are conducted in English.




Interview dates

You will be assigned a Zoom interviewtime after your application is submitted.The time and date of your interviewcannot be changed except in exceptionalcircumstances.

If you do not attend an interview onZoom, you won't be considered for aplace in the course.

Zoom interviews

Date




We will advise you via email of the Zoommeeting ID that can be used to join yourscheduled interview session.











Domestic Course structureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts), youmust complete the following:


●

Visual Arts major – 168 credit points●


●

Year 1work with a variety of media anddevelop your own interests, ideasand art practice

●

attend workshops for digital andtraditional art-making skills

●

develop skills in visual analysis●

discover the wide range of artpractices both in the studio and inhistory/theory classes

●

Year 2further your skills in art practiceusing a range of media

●

build on contemporary art studies●

develop skills in visual and textualanalysis

●

learn about national andinternational art

●

learn to contextualise your art●















practice through presentations,discussions and supported practicalexperience in display and exhibitionchoose specific vocational trainingfor a career as a teacher or artprofessional

●

Year 3consolidate your art practice andyour understanding of its placenationally and internationally

●

culminate your studies and practicein a public group exhibition

●

specialise for your chosen artsindustry role, prepare for a graduateteaching course or continue on toresearch studies

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International CoursestructureYour courseTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts), youmust complete the following:


●

Visual Arts major – 168 credit points●


●

Year 1work with a variety of media anddevelop your own interests, ideasand art practice

●

attend workshops for digital andtraditional art-making skills

●

develop skills in visual analysis●

discover the wide range of artpractices both in the studio and inhistory/theory classes

●

Year 2further your skills in art practiceusing a range of media

●

build on contemporary art studies●

develop skills in visual and textualanalysis

●

learn about national andinternational art

●

learn to contextualise your artpractice through presentations,discussions and supported practicalexperience in display and exhibition

●

choose specific vocational trainingfor a career as a teacher or artprofessional

●

Year 3consolidate your art practice andyour understanding of its placenationally and internationally

●

culminate your studies and practicein a public group exhibition

●

specialise for your chosen artsindustry role, prepare for a graduateteaching course or continue on toresearch studies

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Sample StructureTo meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts), youmust complete the following:


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Visual Arts major – 168 creditpoints

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KVB110 2D Art: Materials andProcesses

KVB113 Australian Art and IdentityKVB117 Visual Arts Open Studio 1Year 1, Semester 2


KVB102 Modernism in Art

KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeKVB127 Visual Arts Open Studio 2Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

KVB210 Time-Based Art: MovingImages

KVB216 Post 1945 ArtKVB217 Visual Arts Open Studio 3A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2KVB222 Spatial Art: Object and SiteKVB223 Post 1989 ArtKVB227 Visual Arts Open Studio 4A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KVB317 Visual Arts Open Studio 524 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KVB327 Visual Arts Open Studio 624 credit points from the SituatedCreative Practice ExtensionA Complementary Studies unit



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Choose 24 credit points from the WorkIntegrated Learning unit options:Code TitleNote: KYB302 and KYB303 are both 24






credit point units.








Bachelor of Entertainment Industries

Year 2020

QUT code KK35

CRICOS 073552G

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 12

Rank 73




Total creditpoints

288




CourseCoordinator



Dr Tess Van Hemert+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this courseyou will be eligible to apply for entry into aCreative Industries Honours course,provided you meet the entryrequirements.


Entertainment Industries core units -192 credit points

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Year 1learn from real-life entertainmentproducers

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visit entertainment companies●

learn how entertainment works andthe key characteristics of successfulentertainment

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analyse global entertainment genresand locations like Hollywood andBollywood

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introduction to the creative,business and legal sides of workingas an entertainment producer

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Year 2learn how to sell your entertainmentproducts

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study marketing concepts,including segmentation andmanagement information systems

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understand services marketing,emarketing and strategic marketing

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learn from entertainment lawyersabout how the legal system affectsentertainment production

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work with entertainment producersand get advice on how to balancebusiness and creativity

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design proposals for entertainmentprojects

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Year 3focus on your transition into theworkforce

●

contact Brisbane entertainmentcompanies and map potentialemployers

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learn how to manage anentertainment project

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understand how marketing works inthe various entertainment sectors

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advance your knowledge onentertainment law includingcopyright, intellectual property andcontract law

●

undertake industry placements andprojects

●

graduate with professionalexperience and network contacts

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Entertainment Industries core units -192 credit points

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Year 1learn from real-life entertainmentproducers

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Bachelor of Entertainment Industries



visit entertainment companies●

learn how entertainment works andthe key characteristics of successfulentertainment

●

analyse global entertainment genresand locations like Hollywood andBollywood

●

introduction to the creative,business and legal sides of workingas an entertainment producer

●

Year 2learn how to sell your entertainmentproducts

●

study marketing concepts,including segmentation andmanagement information systems

●

understand services marketing,emarketing and strategic marketing

●

learn from entertainment lawyersabout how the legal system affectsentertainment production

●

work with entertainment producersand get advice on how to balancebusiness and creativity

●

design proposals for entertainmentprojects

●

Year 3focus on your transition into theworkforce

●

contact Brisbane entertainmentcompanies and map potentialemployers

●

learn how to manage anentertainment project

●

understand how marketing works inthe various entertainment sectors

●

advance your knowledge onentertainment law includingcopyright, intellectual property andcontract law

●

undertake industry placements andprojects

●

graduate with professionalexperience and network contacts

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1BSB126 MarketingKPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingKXB101 Introduction to EntertainmentA Complementary Studies unitYear 1, Semester 2


KXB102 Global EntertainmentLWS009 Introduction to LawA Complementary Studies unitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1AMB200 Consumer Behaviour


LWS008 Entertainment LawA Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2AMB207 Entertainment Marketing

KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment

A Complementary Studies unitENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRIES UNITOPTIONS:One unit from the EntertainmentIndustries Unit OptionsCDB201 Entertainment StrategyKPB121 Screen BusinessNote: KMB215 and KWB303 may countas an Entertainment Industries UnitOption if completed in 2019 or earlier.Note: KCB104 may count as anEntertainment Industries Unit Option ifcompleted in 2018 or earlier.Note: INB181 may count as anEntertainment Industries Unit Option ifcompleted in 2014 or earlier.Year 3, Semester 1


KXB302 Entertainment Project 1:Preproduction

A Complementary Studies unitA Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1

KXB303 Entertainment Project 2:Production








Year 2020

QUT code KK43

CRICOS 056186M

Duration(full-time)

3 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

288


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre


[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYour courseThe core of the program centres onCreative Enterprise studios that offerauthentic, problem-based activities,coupled with work integrated learning,skills in entrepreneurship and commerciallinks that engage in creative start-ups.Early in your degree, you choose twointroductory units to experience yourpreferred majors. Using this experience,you then decide upon a creativeindustries major, and from there you mayselect a second major to develop asignificant depth of knowledge and skill intwo discipline areas. Alternatively, youmight prefer to develop a wide breath ofknowledge across several disciplineareas by adding minors and unit options(electives) to your chosen creativeindustries major.

To meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Creative Industries, you mustcomplete:

Core units - 72 credit points●

Creative Industries introductoryunits - 24 credit points

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A Creative Industries major - 96credit points from one of thespecified majors including: Creative

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and Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen ContentProduction.Complementary studies - one 96credit point second major, or two 48credit point minors, or one 48 creditpoint minor and four unit options(electives).

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International CoursestructureYour courseThe core of the program centres onCreative Enterprise studios that offerauthentic, problem-based activities,coupled with work integrated learning,skills in entrepreneurship and commerciallinks that engage in creative start-ups.Early in your degree, you choose twointroductory units to experience yourpreferred majors. Using this experience,you then decide upon a creativeindustries major, and from there you mayselect a second major to develop asignificant depth of knowledge and skill intwo discipline areas. Alternatively, youmight prefer to develop a wide breath ofknowledge across several disciplineareas by adding minors and unit options(electives) to your chosen creativeindustries major.

To meet the course requirements of theBachelor of Creative Industries, you mustcomplete:

Core units - 72 credit points●


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A Creative Industries major - 96credit points from one of thespecified majors including: Creativeand Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen Content

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Production.Complementary studies - one 96credit point second major, or two 48credit point minors, or one 48 creditpoint minor and four unit options(electives).

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1 (February)KKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListA Complementary Studies UnitYear 1, Semester 2 (July)KKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1Creative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitA Complementary Studies UnitYear 2, Semester 1 (February)Creative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitA Complementary Studies UnitA Complementary Studies UnitYear 2, Semester 2 (July)KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth Unit

A Complementary Studies UnitYear 3, Semester 1 (February)Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List (KKB380 or KKB341):

KKB380 Creative Enterprise andEntrepreneurship

KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1A Complementary Studies UnitYear 3, Semester 2 (July)KKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3A Complementary Studies UnitA Complementary Studies UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2 (July)KKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListA Complementary Studies UnitYear 2, Semester 1 (February)KKB180 Creative FuturesCreative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitA Complementary Studies UnitYear 2, Semester 2 (July)KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitA Complementary Studies UnitYear 3, Semester 1 (February)Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitA Complementary Studies UnitA Complementary Studies UnitYear 3, Semester 2 (July)KKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitA Complementary Studies UnitYear 4, Semester 1 (February)Creative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List (KKB380 or KKB341):


KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1A Complementary Studies UnitA Complementary Studies Unit





https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=KM32&id=36210. CRICOS No.00213J

Bachelor of Music

Year 2020

QUT code KM32

CRICOS 022140F

Duration(full-time)

3 years

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

288


48



CourseCoordinator



Brad Millard+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsPrerequisitesSuccessful audition

Key datesThursday 3 August 2017: QTACapplications, I Forms, CM Formsand the QUT Music OnlineRegistration Form open.

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5pm Friday 15 September 2017:QTAC applications, I Forms, CMForms and the QUT Music OnlineRegistration Form close*. Requestsfor applications and registrationsafter this date will not beconsidered.

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*Applications must be finalised andsubmitted by this time. Allow at least 30minutes to complete the QTACapplication, I Form or CM Form, and afurther 30 minutes to complete the QUTMusic Online Registration Form.Applicants unable to attend an auditionshould allow at least one week tocomplete an audition and personalstatement video.

Checklist for 2018 QTACapplicants and current CreativeIndustries Faculty(CIF) undergraduate studentsStep 1: Apply through QTAC. CurrentCreative Industries Faculty (CIF)undergraduate students changing courseor major must instead submit an I Form orCM Form as appropriate.

Step 2: Complete the QUT Music OnlineRegistration Form. You must have a validQTAC number or current QUT student IDnumber to complete this step. This stepincludes the requirement to pay the non-refundable $70 application service fee viaQUTPay. Applicants seeking admissionassistance via QTAC’s EducationalAccess Scheme and/or QUT’s OodgerooCentralised Assessment SelectionProgram are exempt from the fee. Yourapplication is complete once you reachthe confirmation notice screen andreceive your confirmation email.

Step 3: Attend your nominated auditionand bring your supporting documents withyou. Applicants unable to attend anaudition must email supportingdocuments to [email protected] by 5pmFriday 22 September 2017.

Note: Registering with QUT is separateand in addition to listing the course as apreference with QTAC or submitting andan I Form or CM Form as appropriate. To

successfully apply for entry into thiscourse you are required to do both. Allabove steps must be completed to beconsidered for a place in the course.

Supporting document checklistPrinted QUT Music OnlineRegistration Form confirmationnotice or email

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Printed copy of your most recentHigh School report and/or results ofprevious Tertiary studies

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Printed resume or curriculum vitae,no more than 2 pages

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Evidence of your highest musicalqualification (e.g. AMEB theoryexamination results, review ofperformances, etc.)

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If presenting recorded pieces,written notes explaining your role inthe creation, how you created andyour aims in creating the recordedpiece/s

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Audition preparationMusic audition preparation●

Destination: Music●

Audition location and datesApplicants are strongly encouraged toattend an audition as below. Auditiontimes are selected as part of the QUTMusic Online Registration Form process.The time and date of your audition cannotbe changed except in exceptionalcircumstances.

Applicants unable to attend an auditioncan submit an audition and personalstatement video as part of the QUT MusicOnline Registration Form process. Referto the Music Audition Preparationdocument for details of what to include inyour submission.

If you do not attend your audition youcannot be considered for a place in thecourse.

Brisbane: Tuesday 26, Wednesday 27 orThursday 28 September 2017

Z9, Creative Industries Precinct, crn ofKelvin Grove Rd & Musk Avenue, QUTKelvin Grove Campus

Audition feedbackDue to the large number of applicationsreceived, the selection panel is unable toprovide feedback to applicants. Theaudition process is managed by CIF. Alloffers for the course will be made throughQTAC or QUT Student Business Servicesfor current CIF undergraduate studentsonly.

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Bachelor of Music



ContactsPlease contact the Creative IndustriesFaculty by:

Phone: +61 7 3138 8114●

Email: [email protected]●



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Successful audition; and●

Successful completion of AustralianYear 12 or comparable qualification.

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Application checklistPlease send the following documentsalong with your F Form to QUT.Applications submitted after November 30in any given year may not be assessed intime for commencement of study inSemester 1 of the following year. Pleaseapply as soon as possible. You may postor e-mail your application.

All documents requested on the FForm

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A resume or curriculum vitae, nomore than two pages

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Evidence of your highest musicalqualification (e.g. AMEB theoryexamination results, review ofperformances, etc)

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If presenting recorded pieces,written notes explaining your role inthe creation, how you created andyour aims in creating the recordedpiece/s

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YouTube link/s of your auditionsubmission and video statement ifyou are unable to attend an audition

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Music audition preparationMusic audition preparation●

Destination: Music●

Audition locations and datesInternational applicants are encouragedto attend an audition as outlined below.Please nominate your preferred date on

your application. Applicants who areunable to attend an audition can submitan audition submission and videostatement.

Brisbane: Tuesday 26, Wednesday 27 orThursday 28 September 2017

Z9, Creative Industries Precinct, crn ofKelvin Grove Rd & Musk Avenue, QUTKelvin Grove Campus

ContactsPlease contact the Creative IndustriesFaculty by:

Phone: +61 7 3138 8114●

Email: [email protected]●




Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this courseyou will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Music (Honours),provided you have met the entryrequirements.


overview of contemporarydevelopments in music, sounds andmusicianship skills

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develop your skills in musictechnology and software

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intensive music studio experience●

progress your skills in presentation,music and sound performance

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identify your creative direction●

Year 2develop a unique set of crossovermusical skills

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study creative performance and/ormusic and sound production

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undertake an intensive project-based program

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develop your focus as an artist or●

creative producerbe mentored by staff andindustry professionals

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electives available across otherdisciplines

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Year 3showcase yourself to industry withpublic performances and creativeproduction opportunities

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learn how to promote yourself andorganise events

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collaborate on projects with othercreative artists, producers andindustry organisations

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understand the structure of themusic industry and current issues

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engage in real-world learningprojects like Indie 100 (visithttp://implabs.net)

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personalise your studies throughelective units

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overview of contemporarydevelopments in music, sounds andmusicianship skills

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develop your skills in musictechnology and software

●

intensive music studio experience●

progress your skills in presentation,music and sound performance

●

identify your creative direction●

Year 2develop a unique set of crossovermusical skills

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study creative performance and/ormusic and sound production

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undertake an intensive project-based program

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develop your focus as an artist orcreative producer

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be mentored by staff andindustry professionals

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electives available across otherdisciplines

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Year 3showcase yourself to industry withpublic performances and creativeproduction opportunities

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learn how to promote yourself and●



https://nowalls.qut.edu.au/destinations/music/




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Bachelor of Music



organise eventscollaborate on projects with othercreative artists, producers andindustry organisations

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understand the structure of themusic industry and current issues

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engage in real-world learningprojects like Indie 100(visit http://implabs.net)

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personalise your studies throughelective units

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Complementary Studies Study Area- Creative Performer Minor(KM32MNR-CREPFMR)

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Complementary Studies Study Area- Music and Sound ProductionMinor (KMFAMNR-MUSOPRO)

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1KMB119 Music Production 1KMB122 Music and Sound Concepts 1KMB137 Critical Listening 1KMB136 Creative Studio 1Year 1, Semester 2KMB129 Music Production 2KMB132 Music and Sound Concepts 2KMB138 Creative Studio 2KMB139 Critical Listening 2Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KMB225 Creative Studio 3

KMB237 Critical Listening 3A unit from either Creative PerformerOR Music and Sound Production minors

KMB219 Music and Sound Production3

KMB250 Creative Performer 1A Complementary Studies unitYear 2, Semester 2KMB235 Creative Studio 4KMB239 Critical Listening 4A unit from either Creative PerformerOR Music and Sound Production minors


KMB251 Creative Performer 2A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 1KMB215 The Music IndustryKMB336 Creative Studio 5A unit from either Creative PerformerOR Music and Sound Production minors


KMB350 Creative Performer 3A Complementary Studies unitYear 3, Semester 2KMB222 Music and CultureKMB337 Creative Studio 6A unit from either Creative PerformerOR Music and Sound Production minors


KMB351 Creative Performer 4A Complementary Studies unitComplementary Studies Study Area -Creative Performer Minor (KM32MNR-CREPFMR)Description: This study area addressesthe conceptual and practical skillsnecessary for successful musicperformance in a 21st century context.In addition to developing students asperformers, it develops students as‘creators’ who are capable of originatingdistinctive musical material.Assumed Knowledge: Completion of thefirst year of the Bachelor of Music priorto commencing this study area.Year 2, Semester 1KMB250 Creative Performer 1Year 2, Semester 2KMB251 Creative Performer 2Year 3, Semester 1KMB350 Creative Performer 3Year 3, Semester 2KMB351 Creative Performer 4Complementary Studies Study Area -

Music and Sound Production Minor(KMFAMNR-MUSOPRO)Description: This study area aims toprovide students with the skillsnecessary to operate within currentmusic and sound productionenvironments and to effectively create,produce and realise works for audiencesacross a range of delivery formats. Itaims to provide students with effectiveskills in utilising professional levelproduction technologies in addition todeveloping students’ conceptualawareness of current approaches tomusic and sound production.Assumed Knowledge: Completion of thefirst year of either the Bachelor of Musicprior to commencing this study area.Year 2, Semester 1


Year 2, Semester 2


Year 3, Semester 1


Year 3, Semester 2




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https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=ID01&id=35370. CRICOS No.00213J

Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Creative Industries

Year 2020

QUT code ID01

CRICOS 059596B

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre(Creative Industries);Director of Studies, QUTBusiness School; email:[email protected]; Ph:07 3138 2000


Ask QUT+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Accountancy, finance, financial planning,economics and marketing majors:General Mathematics, or MathematicalMethods, or Specialist Mathematics(Units 3 & 4, C)



Domestic Course structureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of CreativeIndustries. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.

Business componentThe business component is made up of96 credit points of Business School coreunits and 96 credit points of units from abusiness major. The business majors areaccountancy, advertising, economics,finance, human resource management,international business, management,marketing, public relations. Accountancystudents will complete 10 major units andsix Business School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.

Creative Industries componentThe core of the program centres onCreative Enterprise studios that offerauthentic, problem-based activities,coupled with work integrated learning,skills in entrepreneurship and commerciallinks that engage in creative start-ups.Early in your degree, you choose two

introductory units to experience yourpreferred majors. Using this experience,you then decide upon a creativeindustries major.

You will complete:Core units - 72 credit points●


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A Creative Industries major - 96credit points from one of thespecified majors including: Creativeand Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen ContentProduction.

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International CoursestructureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of CreativeIndustries. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.

Business componentThe business component is made up of96 credit points of Business School coreunits and 96 credit points of units from abusiness major. The business majors areaccountancy, advertising, economics,finance, human resource management,international business, management,marketing, public relations. Accountancystudents will complete 10 major units andsix Business School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.

Creative Industries componentThe core of the program centres onCreative Enterprise studios that offerauthentic, problem-based activities,coupled with work integrated learning,skills in entrepreneurship and commercial

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links that engage in creative start-ups.Early in your degree, you choose twointroductory units to experience yourpreferred majors. Using this experience,you then decide upon a creativeindustries major.

You will complete:Core units - 72 credit points●


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A Creative Industries major - 96credit points from one of thespecified majors including: Creativeand Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen ContentProduction.

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListYear 1, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School Unit

Creative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitYear 2, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitYear 3, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Fifth UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitYear 3, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitYear 4, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List:KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1


Year 4, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3









Code TitleYear 1, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListYear 2, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.

Year 2, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitYear 3, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitYear 3, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitYear 4, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitCreative Industries Major: Seventh UnitYear 4, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3Year 5, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List:KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1


SemestersSemester 1 (February) andSemester 2 (July) commencementfollow the same progression

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) and Semester 2(July) commencement follow the sameprogressionYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1





BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial AccountingAYB225 Management AccountingYear 3 Semester 1

AYB221 Accounting Systems andAnalytics

EFB210 Finance 1Year 3 Semester 2AYB219 Taxation LawAYB340 Company AccountingYear 4 Semester 1AYB230 Corporations Law

AYB321 Strategic ManagementAccounting

Year 4 Semester 2AYB301 Audit and AssuranceAYB311 Financial Accounting Issues

SemestersSemester 1 (February)commecement

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Semester 2 (July) commencement●






Year 4 Semeter 1●



Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commecementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global Business


Year 2 Semester 2AMB200 Consumer Behaviour


Year 3 Semester 1AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media Planning

Year 3 Semester 2AMB330 Digital PortfolioBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 4 Semester 1AMB320 Advertising Management

BSB399 Real World Ready - BusinessCapstone

Year 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsBSB123 Data AnalysisSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


Year 3 Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 4 Semeter 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioYear 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsAMB200 Consumer BehaviourYear 5 Semester 1BSB123 Data Analysis


SemestersSemester 1 (February)commencement

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Economics Options List●

Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1


Economics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2

EFB338 Contemporary Application ofEconomic Theory

Economics Optional UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3 Semester 1BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2







Economics Optional UnitEconomics Options ListQuantitative Economics Units

EFB222 Introduction to AppliedEconometrics

EFB332 Applied BehaviouralEconomics

EFB333 Applied Econometrics

EFB337 Game Theory andApplications

Applied Economics UnitsEFB201 Financial MarketsEFB225 Economics for the Real World

EFB226 Environmental Economics andPolicy

EFB336 International Economics


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisEFB210 Finance 1Year 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1BSB399 Real World Ready - Business

CapstoneEFB335 InvestmentsYear 4 Semester 2

EFB344 Risk Management andDerivatives

EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4 Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 2


EFB335 InvestmentsYear 5 Semester 1


EFB360 Finance Capstone


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 Economics

Year 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2

AYB232 Financial Services Regulationand Law

AYB240 Superannuation andRetirement Planning

Year 4, Semester 1

EFB227 Insurance, Risk Managementand Estate Planning

EFB345 Managing Investments andClient Relationships

Year 4, Semester 2


AYB346 Financial Plan Construction(Capstone)

Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingAYB250 Personal Financial PlanningYear 3, Semester 1


BSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2


BSB119 Global BusinessYear 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2

EFB345 Managing Investments and




Client Relationships



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

MGB214

Introducing PeopleManagement and Analytics

Year 3 Semester 1MGB229

Obligations and Options forEmploying People

MGB230

Recruiting and SelectingPeople

Year 3 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsMGB331 Developing People


Managing Performance andRewards

MGB372

Creating Value throughPeople

Year 4 Semester 2Choose one of the following:


MGB306 Independent Study

MGB310

Managing SustainableChange

MGB338 Workplace Learning

Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 1MGB214


BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2MGB229


MGB230


Year 4 Semester 1MGB331 Developing People

MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2


BSB110 AccountingYear 5 Semester 1MGB372


Choose one of the following units:MGB306 Independent Study

MGB310




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsAYB227 International AccountingYear 3 Semester 1AMB210 Importing and ExportingMGB225

Intercultural Communicationand Negotiation Skills

Year 3 Semester 2AMB303 International Logistics

EFB240 Finance for InternationalBusiness

Year 4 Semester 1


AMB336 International MarketingYear 4 Semester 2

AMB369 International BusinessStrategy

MGB340

International Business in theAsia-Pacific

Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 1AYB227 International AccountingMGB225


Year 3 Semester 2AMB210 Importing and Exporting






AMB336 International MarketingYear 4 Semester 2MGB340



Year 5 Semester 1


BSB123 Data Analysis


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

MGB225



Innovation, Knowledge andCreativity

MGB210 Managing Operations

MGB227 Entrepreneurship

Year 3 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingMGB335 Managing Projects

MGB324 Managing Business Growth

Year 4 Semester 1


MGB341 Managing Risk

Year 4 Semester 2MGB309 Managing Strategically

MGB310



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1MGB200 Managing People

MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingMGB226


Year 4 Semester 1MGB341 Managing Risk

Select one of the following unit options:MGB210 Managing Operations


Note: students completing amanagement stream must completeMGB210. Students completing anentrepreneurship stream must completeMGB227.Year 4 Semester 2MGB309 Managing Strategically

Select one of the following unit options:MGB335 Managing Projects


Note: students completing amanagement stream must completeMGB335. Students completing anentrepreneurship stream must completeMGB324.Year 5 Semester 1


Select one of the following unit options:MGB310




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 Accounting


Year 3 Semester 1


AMB240 Marketing Planning andManagement

Year 3 Semester 2AMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB340 Services MarketingYear 4 Semester 1AMB200 Consumer BehaviourAMB336 International MarketingYear 4 Semester 2


AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencement




Year 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


Year 3 Semester 2





AMB359 Strategic Marketing


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB113 Economics


Year 2 Semester 2


AMB264 Public Relations TechniquesYear 3 Semester 1AMB372 Public Relations Planning

AMB373 Issues, Stakeholders andReputation

Year 3 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 4 Semester 1


AMB374 Global Public Relations CasesYear 4 Semester 2

AMB375 Internal Communication andChange

AMB379 Public Relations CampaignsSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB113 Economics


Year 3 Semester 1


AMB264 Public Relations TechniquesYear 3 Semester 2AMB372 Public Relations PlanningBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 4 Semester 1




AMB379 Public Relations CampaignsYear 5 Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and Ethics





Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Human Services

Year 2020

QUT code ID02

CRICOS 058291E

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre(Creative Industries)


[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Creative Industries and 192credit points from the Bachelor of HumanServices. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.

Creative Industries componentThe core of the program centres onCreative Enterprise studios that offerauthentic, problem-based activities,coupled with work integrated learning,skills in entrepreneurship and commerciallinks that engage in creative start-ups.Early in your degree, you choose twointroductory units to experience yourpreferred majors. Using this experience,you then decide upon a creativeindustries major.

You will complete:core units - 72 credit points●

creative industries introductory units- 24 credit points

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a creative industries major - 96credit points from one of thespecified majors including: Creative

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and Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen ContentProduction.

Human Services componentYou will complete 108 credit points ofcore human services units, 48 creditpoints of professional practice studies and36 credit points of human serviceselective studies.



International CoursestructureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Creative Industries and 192credit points from the Bachelor of HumanServices. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.




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a creative industries major - 96credit points from one of thespecified majors including: Creativeand Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;

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Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen ContentProduction.

Human Services componentYou will complete 108 credit points ofcore human services units, 48 creditpoints of professional practice studies and36 credit points of human serviceselective studies.












Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1SWB100

Orientation to Social Workand Human Services

SWB105 Contemporary Human Rights

KKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListYear 1, Semester 2SWB108

Australian Society, Systemsand Policies

PYB007 Communication for HealthProfessionals

KKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1SWB220 Practice Theories

SWB221

Professional PracticeProcesses and Assessment

Creative Industries Major: First Unit

Creative Industries Major: Second UnitYear 2, Semester 2SWB211

Casework and CaseManagement

ORSWB212

Community and Place BasedPractice

SWB204

Introduction to Child andFamily Services

ORSWB207 Introduction to Youth Services

Creative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitYear 3, Semester 1SWB201 Human Services Placement 1

KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitYear 3, Semester 2

SWB219

Legal and Ethical Dimensionsof Social Work and HumanService Practice

KKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3Creative Industries Major: Sixth UnitYear 4, Semester 1

SWB222

Advanced Communication forSocial Work and HumanServices

SWH400

Critical Social Policy andAdvocacy

Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List:KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1


Year 4, Semester 2SWB314 Human Services Placement 2

SWH200

Critically Reflective Practice inOrganisations

Creative Industries Major: Eighth Unit

This course structure is subject toapproval - the remainder of the courseprogression will be updated followingapproval.











SWB204



KKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListYear 2, Semester 1


SWB221


Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 2, Semester 2SWB108


SWB211


ORSWB212


Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 3, Semester 1SWB105 Contemporary Human Rights

SWB220 Practice Theories

Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 3, Semester 2SWB201 Human Services Placement 1

Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 4, Semester 1SWH400


Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 4, Semester 2

SWB219


SWB222


Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries Unit





Year 5, Semester 1SWB314 Human Services Placement 2

SWH200


Creative Industries Unit

Human Services Elective Options from2016Code TitleJSB286 Domestic Violence

KKB192 Smash the Act - IndigenousAustralian Politics

PUB215 Public Health Practice

SWB109

Working with Aboriginal andTorres Strait Islander Peoplesand Communities

SWB306

People, Community andDisability

SWB307 Youth Services Practice

SWB312

Global Challenges andPractice

SWB320 Mediation

SWH401

Social Research for SocialChange

SWH404

Complexity in Social Work andHuman Services Practice

SWH400






Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Information Technology

Year 2020

QUT code ID03

CRICOS 059227E

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre(Creative Industries); SEFEnquiries (InformationTechnology); ph: +61 73138 8822; email:[email protected]


Dr Wayne Kelly(Computer Science), DrErwin Fielt (InformationSystems)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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General Mathematics, orMathematical Methods, or SpecialistMathematics (Units 3 & 4, C)

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International Subjectprerequisites


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You must have achieved this study at alevel comparable to Australian Year 12 orin recognised post-secondary studies.



Domestic Course structureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Creative Industries and 192credit points from the Bachelor ofInformation Technology. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

Creative Industries componentThe core of the program centres onCreative Enterprise studios that offerauthentic, problem-based activities,coupled with work integrated learning,skills in entrepreneurship and commerciallinks that engage in creative start-ups.

Early in your degree, you choose twointroductory units to experience yourpreferred majors. Using this experience,you then decide upon a creativeindustries major.



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a creative industries major - 96credit points from one of thespecified majors including: Creativeand Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen ContentProduction.

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Information TechnologycomponentYou will complete:

six core units (72 credit points: 48cp+ 24cp core options)

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10 major core units (120 creditpoints).

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International CoursestructureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Creative Industries and 192credit points from the Bachelor ofInformation Technology. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

Creative Industries componentThe core of the program centres onCreative Enterprise studios that offerauthentic, problem-based activities,coupled with work integrated learning,skills in entrepreneurship and commerciallinks that engage in creative start-ups.Early in your degree, you choose twointroductory units to experience yourpreferred majors. Using this experience,you then decide upon a creative






industries major.



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Information TechnologycomponentYou will complete:

six core units (72 credit points: 48cp+ 24cp core options)

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10 major core units (120 creditpoints).

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1IT Core UnitIT Core UnitKKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListYear 1, Semester 2IT Core UnitIT Core UnitKKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.

Year 2, Semester 1IT Core Unit OptionIT Core Unit OptionCreative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitYear 2, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitYear 3, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Fifth UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitYear 3, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitKKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitYear 4, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List:KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1


Year 4, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitKKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3









Code TitleYear 1, Semester 2IT Core UnitIT Core UnitKKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListYear 2, Semester 1IT Core UnitIT Core UnitKKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options List

Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2IT Core Unit OptionIT Core Unit OptionCreative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitYear 3, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitYear 3, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitKKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitYear 4, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitCreative Industries Major: Seventh UnitYear 4, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitKKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3Year 5, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List:KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencements





Year 1, Semester 1

IFB102 Introduction to ComputerSystems

IFB103 IT Systems DesignYear 1, Semester 2IFB104 Building IT SystemsIFB105 Database ManagementYear 2, Semester 1IT Core Unit OptionIT Core Unit OptionYear 2, Semester 2CAB201 Programming Principles

CAB202 Microprocessors and DigitalSystems

Year 3, Semester 1CAB203 Discrete StructuresCAB302 Software DevelopmentYear 3, Semester 2CAB303 NetworksIFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 1CAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityIFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Year 4, Semester 2IFB399 Capstone Project (Phase 2)Select one of:

CAB401 High Performance andParallel Computing

CAB402 Programming ParadigmsCAB403 Systems ProgrammingCAB420 Machine LearningSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


IFB103 IT Systems DesignYear 2, Semester 1IFB104 Building IT SystemsIFB105 Database ManagementYear 2, Semester 2CAB201 Programming PrinciplesIT Core Unit OptionYear 3, Semester 1


CAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 3, Semester 2CAB303 NetworksIFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 1CAB203 Discrete StructuresCAB302 Software DevelopmentYear 4, Semester 2IFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)

Select ONE of:


CAB403 Systems ProgrammingOR IT Core Unit OptionYear 5, Semester 1IFB399 Capstone Project (Phase 2)Select ONE of:CAB402 Programming ParadigmsCAB420 Machine LearningOR IT Core Unit Option(Select IT Core Unit Option here, if notselected previously.)


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IFB103 IT Systems DesignYear 1, Semester 2IFB104 Building IT SystemsIFB105 Database ManagementYear 2, Semester 1IT Core Unit OptionIT Core Unit OptionYear 2, Semester 2

IAB201 Modelling Techniques forInformation Systems

IAB207 Rapid Web ApplicationDevelopment

Year 3, Semester 1IAB203 Business Process Modelling

IAB204 Business RequirementsAnalysis

Year 3, Semester 2

IAB305 Information Systems LifecycleManagement

IFB295 IT Project Management

Year 4, Semester 1IFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Select one of:IAB206 Modern Data ManagementIAB260 Social Technologies

IAB303 Data Analytics for BusinessInsight

IAB320 Business ProcessImprovement

IAB402 Information SystemsConsulting

Year 4, Semester 2IAB401 Enterprise ArchitectureIFB399 Capstone Project (Phase 2)Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


IFB103 IT Systems DesignYear 2, Semester 1IFB104 Building IT SystemsIFB105 Database ManagementYear 2, Semester 2


IT Core Unit OptionYear 3, Semester 1



Year 3, Semester 2


IT Core Unit OptionYear 4, Semester 1IAB203 Business Process ModellingIFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 2IAB401 Enterprise ArchitectureIFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Year 5, Semester 1IFB399 Capstone Project (Phase 2)Select ONE of:IAB206 Modern Data ManagementIAB260 Social Technologies








Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID04

CRICOS 083023F

Duration(full-time)

5.5 years

OP 7

Rank 87

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

528


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre(Creative Industries);Director of UndergraduatePrograms (Law)


Dr Sophie McIntyre(Creative Industries); Law:Director of UndergraduateProgramsCI: +61 7 3138 2000;Law: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Creative Industries); Law:[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 528 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Creative Industries and 336credit points from the Bachelor of Laws(Honours). You will study creativeindustries and law units in your first fouryears and for the remainder of this courseyou will concentrate on law studies.




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a creative industries major - 96credit points from one of the

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specified majors including: Creativeand Professional Writing; Media andCommunication; Drama andPerformance; Entertainment;Fashion Communication; Interactiveand Visual Design; Music andSound; and Screen ContentProduction.

Law componentYou will complete 336 credit points ofcore units and a mixture of law electivesmade up of

19 Core units (240 credit points)●

1 introductory law elective* (12credit points)

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5 general law electives** (60 creditpoints)

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2 advanced law electives (24 creditpoints)

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*Students commencing from 2019 mayselect a general law elective in place ofthe introductory law elective

**Students commencing from 2019 havethe option to complete the Law,Technology and Innovation minor or 4non-law electives (48 credit points) or auniversity wide minor in place of 4general law electives (48 credit points).Successful completion of a minor will berecognised on the academic recordand/or the Australian Higher EducationGraduation Statement.

Law, technology and innovation minorunits

Law and Data Analysis (LLB250)●

Law and Design Thinking (LLB251)●

Regulating Artificial Intelligence andRobotics (LLB341)

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Regulating the Internet (LLB345)●

Honours-level units96 credit points of the following honoursunits will be used to determine thehonours levels of the LLB (Hons):

Legal Research (LLH201)●

Administrative Law (LLH206)●

Ethics and the Legal Profession(LLH302)

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Corporate Law (LLH305)●

Legal Research Capstone (LLH401)(24 credit points

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two 12-credit point Advanced LawElectives

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creative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course. Saving your electives forexchange will allow you the mostflexibility.

International CoursestructureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 528 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Creative Industries and 336credit points from the Bachelor of Laws(Honours). You will study creativeindustries and law units in your first fouryears and for the remainder of this courseyou will concentrate on law studies.




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*Students commencing from 2019 mayselect a general law elective in place ofthe introductory law elective

**Students commencing from 2019 havethe option to complete the Law,Technology and Innovation minor or 4non-law electives (48 credit points) or auniversity wide minor in place of 4

general law electives (48 credit points).Successful completion of a minor will berecognised on the academic recordand/or the Australian Higher EducationGraduation Statement.





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Honours-level units

96 credit points of the following honoursunits will be used to determine thehonours levels of the LLB (Hons):




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Sample StructureBefore enrolling in an option (elective)unit, you must ensure you have met anypre- or co-requisite requirements. Youcan check this by referring to the unitoutlines on QUT Virtual.

SemestersYear 1 Semester 1●











Law Elective Information●

Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1KKB180 Creative Futures

A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListLLB101 Introduction to LawLLB102 TortsYear 1 Semester 2KKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListLLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory InterpretationFrom 2019, LLB107 StatutoryInterpretation replaces LLB105 LegalProblems and CommunicationNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2 Semester 1Creative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitLLB103 Dispute Resolution

LLB104 Contemporary Law andJustice

Year 2 Semester 2Creative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitLLH201 Legal ResearchIntroductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unitYear 3 Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitLLB202 Contract LawLLB203 Constitutional LawYear 3 Semester 2KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Seventh Unit

LLB204 Commercial and PersonalProperty Law

LLB205 Equity and TrustsYear 4 Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List (KKB341 or KKB380):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1


LLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2KKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3LLB303 EvidenceLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies

LLH302 Ethics and the Legal


https://qutvirtual.qut.edu.au/portal/pls/portal/unout_search_p.show




ProfessionGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 5 Semester 2LLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6 Semester 1LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw students may complete up to 4 non-law electives or a university wide minorcomprised of 4 units in place of theequivalent number of general lawelectives.

Before enrolling in an option (elective)unit, you must ensure you have met anypre- or co-requisite requirements. Youcan check this by referring to the unitoutlines on QUT Virtual.













Code TitleYear 1 Semester 2KKB185 Creative Enterprise Studio 1A unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListLLB101 Introduction to LawLLB102 TortsYear 2 Semester 1KKB180 Creative FuturesA unit from the Creative IndustriesIntroductory Unit Options ListLLB103 Dispute Resolution


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2 Semester 2

Creative Industries Major: First UnitCreative Industries Major: Second UnitLLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory InterpretationFrom 2019, LLB107 StatutoryInterpretation replaces LLB105 LegalProblems and CommunicationYear 3 Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Third UnitCreative Industries Major: Fourth UnitLLB202 Contract LawLLH201 Legal ResearchYear 3 Semester 2KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2Creative Industries Major: Fifth Unit


Introductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unitYear 4 Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Sixth UnitCreative Industries Major: Seventh UnitLLB203 Constitutional LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2KKB385 Creative Enterprise Studio 3LLB205 Equity and TrustsLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1Creative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WILUnit Options List (KKB341 or KKB380):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1


LLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 5 Semester 2LLB303 EvidenceLLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies

LLH302 Ethics and the LegalProfession

General Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6 Semester 2LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unit

Advanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw students may complete up to 4 non-law electives or a university wide minorcomprised of 4 units in place of theequivalent number of general lawelectives.


Introductory Law ElectivesCode TitleLLB140 Human Rights Law

LLB141 Introduction to InternationalLaw

LLB142 Regulation of Business

Please note that some law options(electives) maybe offered in alternateyears and/or are subject to studentenrolments. Please refer QUT Real Law(LAW_Real_Law) Blackboard site underMy Community on your blackboardhomepage for unit offerings to determinewhich units will be available.


General Law Electives ListCode Title

LLB241 Discrimination and EqualOpportunity Law

LLB242 Media LawLLB243 Family LawLLB244 Criminal Law SentencingLLB245 Sports LawLLB247 Animal LawLLB248 COVID-19 and the LawLLB250 Law, Privacy and Data EthicsLLB251 Law and Design ThinkingLLB340 Banking and Finance Law

LLB341 Artificial Intelligence, Robotsand the Law

LLB342 Immigration and Refugee LawLLB344 Intellectual Property LawLLB345 Regulating the InternetLLB346 Succession LawLLB347 Taxation LawLLB349 Japanese LawLLB350 The Law and Ethics of WarLLB440 Environmental LawLLB444 Real Estate Transactions







LLB447 International ArbitrationLLB460 Competition Moots ALLB461 Competition Moots B

LLB463 Legal Clinic (OrganisedProgram)

LLB464 International Legal PlacementLLB464 was previously titled LegalClinic (International)

Please note that some law elective unitsmaybe offered in alternate years and/orare subject to student enrolments. Please refer QUT Real Law(LAW_Real_Law) Blackboard site underMy Community on your blackboardhomepage for unit offerings to determinewhich units will be available.


Advanced Law ElectivesCode Title

LLH470 Commercial Contracts inPractice

LLH471 Health Law and PracticeLLH472 Public International LawLLH473 Independent Research ProjectLLH474 Insolvency LawLLH475 Theories of LawLLH476 Competition Law

LLH477 Innovation and IntellectualProperty Law

LLH478 Advanced Criminal Law -Principles and Practice

LLH479 Research Thesis ExtensionLLH479 Available to students interestedin Higher Degree Research

You can complement your core law unitswith a minor in law, technology andinnovation. Learn the skills needed tocommunicate and collaborate withtechnologists, innovators, regulators,engineers, designers and policy makers.Apply big data analytics and come up withcreative solutions to address pressingsocial problems, and learn from experts atthe forefront of artificial intelligence andtechnology regulation.

Law, Technology and Innovation MinorCode TitleLLB250 Law, Privacy and Data EthicsLLB251 Law and Design Thinking


LLB345 Regulating the Internet






Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)

Year 2020

QUT code ID05

CRICOS 096579G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication; email:[email protected] of Studies, QUTBusiness School; email:[email protected]


Dr Elija Cassidy (DigitalMedia); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Accountancy, finance, financial planning,economics and marketing majors: 4, SAin Maths A, B or C. We assume that youhave knowledge equivalent to foursemesters at high school level (Years 11and 12) with sound achievement (4, SA).




Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (Digital Media). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

Business componentYou must complete:

business core units (96 creditpoints)

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a business major (96 credit points),choosing from:accountingadvertisingeconomicsfinancehuman resourcemanagementinternationalbusinessmanagementmarketingpublic relations.

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Accountancy students will undertake 6specified business core units and 10accountancy major core units in order tomeet professional recognition

requirements.

Communication componentYou will complete:


a communication major (144 creditpoints) in digital media.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (Digital Media). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

Business component:

You must complete the 96 credit pointBusiness Core Units together with a 96credit point Business Major. You willchoose a major from accounting,advertising, economics, finance, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill undertake 6 specified Business Coreunits and 10 Accountancy Major Coreunits in order to meet the professionalrecognition requirements.

Communication ComponentYou will complete four core units (48credit points) and a communication major(144 credit points) in digital media.

Study overseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT degree with one of ourworldwide exchange partners. Overseasstudy can be for one or two semesters (orduring the semester break) and the unitsyou take can be in either degree area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.



http://www.student.qut.edu.au/studying/student-exchange






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Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: CCB203 Strategic SpeechCommunication is permitted to counttowards this major if completed in 2019or earlier and you are not required tocomplete CCB200 Digital Platforms.Year 4, Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media


Business School UnitBusiness School Unit

Note: CCB203 Strategic SpeechCommunication is permitted to counttowards this major if completed in 2019or earlier and you are not required tocomplete CCB200 Digital Platforms.Year 4, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) and Semester 2(July) commencement follow the sameprogressionYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial AccountingAYB225 Management AccountingYear 3 Semester 1


EFB210 Finance 1




Year 3 Semester 2AYB219 Taxation LawAYB340 Company AccountingYear 4 Semester 1AYB230 Corporations Law




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Year 4 Semeter 1●







Year 3 Semester 1AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 3 Semester 2AMB330 Digital PortfolioBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 4 Semester 1AMB320 Advertising Management


Year 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising Campaigns

BSB123 Data AnalysisSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


Year 3 Semester 1





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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and Ethics

Year 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




















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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisEFB210 Finance 1Year 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1




EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2

BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4 Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 2






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2

BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 Management

Year 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People





MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global Business

BSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsAYB227 International AccountingYear 3 Semester 1AMB210 Importing and ExportingMGB225




Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340






Year 4 Semester 1AMB303 International LogisticsAMB336 International MarketingYear 4 Semester 2MGB340



Year 5 Semester 1BSB399 Real World Ready - Business




CapstoneBSB123 Data Analysis


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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




MGB310




MGB225
















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Year 3 Semester 1





AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2




BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


Year 3 Semester 2







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Year 2 Semester 2


AMB264 Public Relations TechniquesYear 3 Semester 1









Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Communication (Entertainment Industries)

Year 2020

QUT code ID05

CRICOS 096579G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Elija Cassidy(EntertainmentIndustries); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (EntertainmentIndustries). You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.



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Accountancy students will undertake 6specified business core units and 10accountancy major core units in order to

meet professional recognitionrequirements.



a communication major (144 creditpoints) in entertainment industries.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (EntertainmentIndustries). You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.



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Accountancy students will undertake 6specified business core units and 10accountancy major core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.




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Overseas study can be for one or two







semesters (or during the semester break)and the units you take can be in acreative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course.



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CYB104 Managing Social MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


CYB105 Understanding AudiencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2


LWS009 Introduction to LawBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1CDB201 Entertainment StrategyLWS008 Entertainment Law

Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CDB202 Entertainment CulturesCCB201 Australian MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1





One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2





Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


LWS009 Introduction to LawBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1


CYB105 Understanding AudiencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CDB202 Entertainment Cultures

CCB201 Australian MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1CDB201 Entertainment StrategyLWS008 Entertainment LawBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1





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Year 4 Semester 2

AMB339 Advertising CampaignsBSB123 Data AnalysisSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


Year 3 Semester 1





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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 Accounting

BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




















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EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencement

Year 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4 Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 2






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation Law

Year 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 Economics

BSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People





MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1

BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsAYB227 International AccountingYear 3 Semester 1AMB210 Importing and ExportingMGB225




Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340









Year 5 Semester 1







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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




9MGB310




MGB225
















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Year 3 Semester 1











Year 3 Semester 2







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Year 2 Semester 2











Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)

Year 2020

QUT code ID05

CRICOS 096579G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Jason Sternberg(Journalism); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (Journalism). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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a communication major (144 creditpoints) in journalism.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (Journalism). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1CJB101 Newswriting




LWS011 Journalism LawBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryCYB104 Managing Social MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CJB203 NewsroomBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit

Year 4, Semester 1CJB302 NewsdeskBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1CJB101 Newswriting


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryLWS011 Journalism LawBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CJB203 NewsroomBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1CJB302 NewsdeskBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit


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Year 3 Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 4 Semeter 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioYear 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising Campaigns

AMB200 Consumer BehaviourYear 5 Semester 1BSB123 Data Analysis



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Economics Optional UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data Analysis

Year 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3 Semester 1BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2













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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2

BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingAYB250 Personal Financial PlanningYear 3, Semester 1







Year 4, Semester 2




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2




MGB200 Managing People

MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310








MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2


BSB110 Accounting




MGB310




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Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340









Year 5 Semester 1




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2




BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




MGB310




MGB225





1Select one of the following unit options:MGB210 Managing Operations











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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 Management

Year 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 Accounting


Year 3 Semester 1





AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


Year 3 Semester 2







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Year 2 Semester 2










Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)

Year 2020

QUT code ID05

CRICOS 096579G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Lesley Hawkes(ProfessionalCommunication); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (ProfessionalCommunication). You will undertake thetwo components of the double degreeconcurrently.



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a communication major (144 credit●

points) in professionalcommunication.



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor ofCommunication (ProfessionalCommunication). You will undertake thetwo components of the double degreeconcurrently.



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a communication major (144 creditpoints) in professionalcommunication.

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CYB104 Managing Social MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

CWB101



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103




CWB202



Year 3, Semester 2



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2





Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103



CWB101








CWB202




One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) and Semester 2(July) commencement follow the sameprogressionYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial Accounting




AYB225 Management AccountingYear 3 Semester 1






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Year 4 Semeter 1●







Year 3 Semester 1AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 3 Semester 2AMB330 Digital PortfolioBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 4 Semester 1

AMB320 Advertising Management




Year 3 Semester 1





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BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




















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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1

Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2







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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310








MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340












Year 5 Semester 1




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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1


MGB34 Managing Risk

1Year 4 Semester 2MGB309 Managing Strategically

MGB310




MGB225












Select one of the following unit options:

MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 1





AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 Marketing




Year 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


Year 3 Semester 2







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Year 2 Semester 2










Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of Nutrition Science

Year 2020

QUT code ID06

CRICOS 096580C

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication; phone+61 7 3138 2000; email:[email protected] of Exercise andNutrition Sciences(Health); phone 07 31384831; email:[email protected].


Dr Glen Thomas(ProfessionalCommunication)+61 7 3138 [email protected]


Chemistry (Units 3 & 4, C)●


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Mathematical Methods, or SpecialistMathematics (Units 3 & 4, C)

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Recommended study: One ofMathematics C, Physics, Biology,Physics, health Education or PhysicalEducation. We assume that you haveknowledge equivalent to four semestersat high school level (Years 11 and 12)with sound achievement (4, SA).




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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Nutrition Science.You will undertake the two components ofthe double degree concurrently.




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Nutrition science componentYou will complete 192 credit points ofspecified nutrition science units.



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Nutrition Science.You will undertake the two components ofthe double degree concurrently.




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Nutrition science componentYou will complete 192 credit points ofspecified nutrition science units.















Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of Nutrition Science






CZB190 Chemistry for Health Sciences

XNB148 Foundations in NutritionPractice

Year 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaXNB151 Food and NutritionXNB149 Nutrition CommunicationNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

CWB101



LQB185 Anatomy and Physiology forHealth Professionals

LQB381 BiochemistryYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103


LQB481 Biochemical Pathways andMetabolism

LSB250 Human PhysiologyYear 3, Semester 1


CWB202


XNB250 Food Chemistry andTechnology

XNB255 Nutritional EpidemiologyYear 3, Semester 2



XNB251 Nutrition Science

XNB252 Food and Nutrition Across theLifecycle

Year 4, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication


XNH350 Community and Public HealthNutrition

XNB345 Advanced NutritionMetabolism

Year 4, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourPUB416 Research Methods

XNB453 Professional Practice inNutrition





Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of Public Health

Year 2020

QUT code ID07

CRICOS 096581B

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 13

Rank 72

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication;Enquiries [email protected] 07 3138 4697


Dr Glen Thomas(ProfessionalCommunication)+61 7 3138 2000; PublicHealth: +61 7 3138 [email protected];[email protected];



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Public Health. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




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Public health componentYou will complete:

core public health units (144 creditpoints)

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public health elective studies (36credit points)

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a professional practice unit (12credit points).

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Public Health. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




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Public health componentYou will complete:

core public health units (144 creditpoints)

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public health elective studies (36credit points)

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a professional practice unit (12credit points).

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Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of Public Health



LSB111 Understanding DiseaseConcepts

PUB215 Public Health PracticeYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaPYB100 Foundation PsychologyPublic Health ElectiveNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

CWB101



PUB326 Introduction to Epidemiology

PUB332 Sustainable Environments forHealth

Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103


PUB209 Health, Culture and Society

PUB336 Gender Equity and HumanHealth

Year 3, Semester 1


CWB202


PUB530 Health Education andBehaviour Change

Choose either HLB001 or PUB565:

HLB001Health Needs of Aboriginaland Torres Strait IslanderAustralians

PUB565 International HealthYear 3, Semester 2



PUB461 Qualitative Inquiry in PublicHealth

Chose one unit from Public HealthElective ListYear 4, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication


PUB514 Contract / ProjectManagement

PUB545 Health Policy, Planning andAdvocacy

Year 4, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourPUB406 Health Promotion PracticePUB875 Professional Practice





Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID08

CRICOS 096578G

Duration(full-time)

5.5 years

OP 7

Rank 87

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

528


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication;Law: Director ofUndergraduate Programs;[email protected]


CI: Dr Elija Cassidy(Digital Media); Law:Director of UndergraduateProgramsCI: +61 7 3138 2000;Law: +61 7 3138 2707CI: [email protected](Digital Media); Law:[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYou are required to complete 528 creditpoints, made up of 192 credit points forthe Bachelor of Communication (DigitalMedia) program and 336 credit points forthe Bachelor of Laws program. You'llstudy communication and law units inyour first four years, and will concentrateon law studies for the remainder of thiscourse.




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*You may select a general law elective inplace of the introductory law elective

**In place of 4 general law electives (48credit points), you have the option tocomplete the Law, Technology andInnovation minor or 4 non-law electives ora university wide minor. Successfulcompletion of a minor will be recognisedon the academic record and/or theAustralian Higher Education GraduationStatement.





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Honours-level units





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International CoursestructureYou are required to complete 528 creditpoints, made up of 192 credit points forthe Bachelor of Communication (DigitalMedia) program and 336 credit points forthe Bachelor of Laws program. You'llstudy communication and law units inyour first four years, and will concentrateon law studies for the remainder of thiscourse.









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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1 Semester 1



LLB101 Introduction to LawLLB102 TortsYear 1 Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaLLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory InterpretationNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2 Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesLLB103 Dispute Resolution


Year 2 Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


LLH201 Legal ResearchIntroductory Law Elective unit or GeneralElective Law unitYear 3 Semester 1

CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyLLB202 Contract LawLLB203 Constitutional LawYear 3 Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media



LLB205 Equity and TrustsYear 4 Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourLLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectLLB303 EvidenceLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective unitGeneral Law Elective unitYear 5 Semester 2LLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective unitGeneral Law Elective unitYear 6 Semester 1LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw Students may complete up to 4non-law electives or a university wideminor comprised of 4 units in place ofthe equivalent number of general lawelectives.Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaLLB101 Introduction to LawLLB102 TortsYear 2, Semester 1







LLB103 Dispute Resolution


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


LLB107 Statutory InterpretationLLB106 Criminal LawYear 3, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesLLB202 Contract LawLLH201 Legal ResearchYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media



Introductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unitYear 4, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyLLB203 Constitutional LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectLLB205 Equity and TrustsLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5, Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourLLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 5, Semester 2LLB303 EvidenceLLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor Unit

Year 6, Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6, Semester 2LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw Students may complete up to 4non-law electives or a university wideminor comprised of 4 units in place ofthe equivalent number of general lawelectives.











LLB342 Immigration and Refugee LawLLB344 Intellectual Property LawLLB345 Regulating the InternetLLB346 Succession LawLLB347 Taxation LawLLB349 Japanese LawLLB350 The Law and Ethics of WarLLB440 Environmental LawLLB444 Real Estate TransactionsLLB447 International ArbitrationLLB460 Competition Moots ALLB461 Competition Moots B











You can complement your core law unitswith a minor in law, technology andinnovation. Learn the skills needed tocommunicate and collaborate withtechnologists, innovators, regulators,engineers, designers and policy makers.Apply big data analytics and come up with







creative solutions to address pressingsocial problems, and learn from experts atthe forefront of artificial intelligence andtechnology regulation.








Bachelor of Communication (Entertainment Industries)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID08

CRICOS 096578G

Duration(full-time)

5.5 years

OP 7

Rank 87

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

528


48




CourseCoordinator



Entertainment Industries:Dr Elija Cassidy; Law:Director of UndergraduateProgramsCI: +61 7 3138 2000;Law: +61 7 3138 2707Entertainment Industries:[email protected]; Law:[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYou are required to complete 528 creditpoints, made up of 192 credit points forthe Bachelor of Communication(Entertainment Industries) program and336 credit points for the Bachelor of Lawsprogram. You will study communicationand law units in your first four years, andwill concentrate on law studies for theremainder of this course.




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Honours-level units





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International CoursestructureYou are required to complete 528 creditpoints, made up of 192 credit points forthe Bachelor of Communication(Entertainment Industries) program and336 credit points for the Bachelor of Lawsprogram. You will study communicationand law units in your first four years, andwill concentrate on law studies for theremainder of this course.









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CYB104 Managing Social MediaLLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory InterpretationNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2 Semester 1


CYB105 Understanding AudiencesLLB103 Dispute Resolution


Year 2 Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and Issues


LLH201 Legal ResearchIntroductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unit

*Note: ID08 Bachelor of Communication(Entertainment Industries) students areunable to complete LWS009 Introductionto Law as it overlaps with Bachelor ofLaws (Honours) units. CJB204Journalism Ethics and Issues has beenapproved as a substitute for LWS009 in2020.Year 3 Semester 1CDB201 Entertainment StrategyLLB202 Contract LawLLB203 Constitutional LawLWS008 Entertainment LawYear 3 Semester 2CCB201 Australian MediaCDB202 Entertainment Cultures


LLB205 Equity and TrustsYear 4 Semester 1



LLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourLLB303 EvidenceLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective unitGeneral Law Elective unitYear 5 Semester 2LLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective unitGeneral Law Elective unitYear 6 Semester 1LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw Students may complete up to 4non-law electives or a university wideminor comprised of 4 units in place ofthe equivalent number of general lawelectives.





Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaLLB101 Introduction to LawLLB102 TortsYear 2, Semester 1





Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and Issues


LLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory Interpretation*Note: ID08 Bachelor of Communication(Entertainment Industries) students areunable to complete LWS009 Introductionto Law as it overlaps with Bachelor ofLaws (Honours) units. CJB204Journalism Ethics and Issues has beenapproved as a substitute for LWS009 in2020.Year 3, Semester 1


CYB105 Understanding AudiencesLLB202 Contract LawLLH201 Legal ResearchYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian MediaCDB202 Entertainment Cultures


Introductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unitYear 4, Semester 1CDB201 Entertainment StrategyLLB203 Constitutional LawLWS008 Entertainment LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4, Semester 2


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1

KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourLLB205 Equity and TrustsLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5, Semester 1



LLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 5, Semester 2LLB303 EvidenceLLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6, Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6, Semester 2LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw Students may complete up to 4non-law electives or a university wideminor comprised of 4 units in place ofthe equivalent number of general lawelectives.






Before enrolling in an option (elective)unit, you must ensure you have met any

pre- or co-requisite requirements. Youcan check this by referring to the unitoutlines on QUT Virtual.












LLH471 Health Law and PracticeLLH472 Public International LawLLH473 Independent Research Project







LLH474 Insolvency LawLLH475 Theories of LawLLH476 Competition Law












Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID08

CRICOS 096578G

Duration(full-time)

5.5 years

OP 7

Rank 87

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

528


48




CourseCoordinator



CI: Dr Jason Sternberg(Journalism); Law:Director of UndergraduateProgramsCI: +61 7 3138 2000;Law: +61 7 3138 2707CI: [email protected];Law:[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYou are required to complete 528 creditpoints, made up of 192 credit points forthe Bachelor of Communication(Journalism) program and 336 creditpoints for the Bachelor of Laws program.You will study communication and lawunits in your first four years, and willconcentrate on law studies for theremainder of this course.




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International CoursestructureYou are required to complete 528 creditpoints, made up of 192 credit points forthe Bachelor of Communication(Journalism) program and 336 creditpoints for the Bachelor of Laws program.You will study communication and lawunits in your first four years, and willconcentrate on law studies for theremainder of this course.




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Law componentLaw componentYou will complete 336 credit points ofcore units and a mixture of law electivesmade up of



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1 Semester 1CJB101 Newswriting




LWS011 Journalism LawLLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory InterpretationNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2 Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism




Year 2 Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryCYB104 Managing Social MediaLLH201 Legal ResearchIntroductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw ElectiveYear 3 Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismLLB202 Contract LawLLB203 Constitutional LawYear 3 Semester 2CJB203 Newsroom


LLB205 Equity and TrustsYear 4 Semester 1CJB302 NewsdeskLLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskLLB303 EvidenceLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective unitGeneral Law Elective unitYear 5 Semester 2LLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective unitGeneral Law Elective unitYear 6 Semester 1LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaLLB101 Introduction to LawLLB102 TortsYear 2 Semester 1CJB101 Newswriting




Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2 Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryLWS011 Journalism LawLLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory InterpretationYear 3 Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism


LLB202 Contract LawLLH201 Legal ResearchYear 3 Semester 2





CJB203 Newsroom


Introductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unitYear 4 Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismLLB203 Constitutional LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskLLB205 Equity and TrustsLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1CJB302 NewsdeskLLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 5 Semester 2LLB303 EvidenceLLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Non-lawElective or University-wide Minor UnitYear 6 Semester 2LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw Students may complete up to 4non-law electives or a university wideminor comprised of 4 units in place ofthe equivalent number of general lawelectives.















Before enrolling in an option (elective)unit, you must ensure you have met anypre- or co-requisite requirements. You

can check this by referring to the unitoutlines on QUT Virtual.


















Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)/Bachelor of Justice

Year 2020

QUT code ID09

CRICOS 096582A

Duration(full-timedomestic)

4 years


4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication;Justice: Director ofUndergraduate Programs


Dr Elija Cassidy (DigitalMedia); Justice: Directorof UndergraduateProgramsCI: +61 7 3138 2000;Justice: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Digital Media); Justice:[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (DigitalMedia) and 192 credit points from theBachelor of Justice. You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.




●

Justice unitsYou must complete a total of 192 creditpoints from:

8 justice core units (96 credit points)●

a major (8 units) in eithercriminology and policing, or policyand governance (96 credit points).

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (DigitalMedia) and 192 credit points from theBachelor of Justice. You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.




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Justice unitsYou must complete a total of 192 creditpoints from:



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Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaJustice UnitJustice UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media




One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourJustice Unit

Justice UnitYear 4, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectJustice UnitJustice UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 2, Semester 1



Justice UnitJustice UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media


Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 5, Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 or

KKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourJustice UnitJustice Unit


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JSB170 Introduction to Criminologyand Policing

JSB172 Professional Academic SkillsYear 1 Semester 2

JSB173 Understanding the CriminalJustice System

JSB178 Policy, Governance andJustice

Year 2 Semester 1JSB171 Justice and SocietyJSB180 DevianceYear 2 Semester 2

JSB174 Forensic Psychology and theLaw

JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3 Semester 1JSB272 Theories of CrimeJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 3 Semester 2JSB207 Punishment and Penal PolicyJSB374 Crime PreventionYear 4 Semester 1JSB284 Policing in ContextCriminology and Policy Major electiveunitYear 4 Semester 2JSB372 Youth JusticeCriminology and Policy Major electiveunitSemester 2 (July) commencements




Year 1, Semester 2



Year 2, Semester 1


JSB172 Professional Academic SkillsYear 2, Semester 2


JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3, Semester 1JSB171 Justice and SocietyJSB180 DevianceYear 3, Semester 2JSB207 Punishment and Penal PolicyJSB374 Crime PreventionYear 4, Semester 1JSB272 Theories of CrimeJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 4, Semester 2JSB372 Youth JusticeCriminology and Policing Major electiveunitYear 5, Semester 1JSB284 Policing in ContextCriminology and Policing Major electiveunit


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JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3 Semester 1JSB261 Theories of GovernmentJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 3 Semester 2JSB263 Australian Political Institutions

JSB266 White Collar Crime andOfficial Corruption

Year 4 Semester 1

JSB379 Political Practice, PeoplePower, and Protest

Policy and Governance Major electiveunitYear 4 Semester 2JSB380 Critical Policy AnalysisPolicy and Governance Major electiveunitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2



Year 2, Semester 1




JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3, Semester 1JSB171 Justice and SocietyJSB180 DevianceYear 3, Semester 2JSB263 Australian Political Institutions


Year 4, Semester 1JSB261 Theories of GovernmentJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 4, Semester 2JSB380 Critical Policy AnalysisPolicy and Governance Major electiveunitYear 5, Semester 1


Policy and Governance Major electiveunit

Criminology and Policing Major: ElectiveUnitsCode TitleJSB179 Crimes of ViolenceJSB184 Sex and Crimes

JSB208 Gender, Crime, and theCriminal Justice System

JSB219 Case Studies in Major Crime

JSB224 Understanding Trauma inCriminology

JSB225 Forensic Criminology

JSB227 The History of CriminalProsecution

JSB228 Technology and Crime

JSB234 Interpersonal Skills for JusticeProfessionals

JSB235 Investigation and EvidenceJSB255 Eco Crime

JSB264 Statistical Methods for JusticeProfessionals

JSB267 Identity, Marginalisation, andGlobal Change

JSB270 Global Justice and HumanSecurity

JSB276 Independent StudyJSB277 Independent Study

JSB236 Disaster Recovery for a BetterWorld

JSB278 Drugs and Crime

JSB237 Negotiating Conflict in aGlobal Context

JSB273 Justice Research MethodsJSB279 Social Network Analysis Skills

JSB285 Political Violence andTerrorism

JSB286 Domestic ViolenceJSB287 Crime in Popular Culture

JSB288 Comparative Policing in aComplex World

JSB289 Preventing Gendered Violence

JSB305 Professional JusticePlacement

JSB306 International Justice StudyTour

JSB307 Indigenous Justice PlacementJSB364 CybercrimeJSB367 Intelligence and SecurityJSB386 Death Investigation

Policy and Governance Major: ElectiveUnitsCode Title

JSB181 Introduction to JusticeResearch Methods











JSB262 Power, Government andJustice

JSB263 Australian Political Institutions






JSB286 Domestic Violence





JSB307 Indigenous Justice Placement


JSB273 Justice Research MethodsJSB279 Social Network Analysis SkillsJSB290 Victimology

JSB390 Professional EmploymentSkills

Justice Research Project





Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)/Bachelor of Justice

Year 2020

QUT code ID09

CRICOS 096582A


4 years


4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Jason Sternberg(Journalism); Justice:Director of UndergraduateProgramsCI: +61 7 3138 2000;Justice: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Journalism); Justice:[email protected]



●





Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (Journalism)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofJustice. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.




●

Justice unitsIn order to complete the Bachelor ofJustice component of this course, youmust complete a total of 192 credit pointsfrom:


a major (8 units) in eithercriminology and policing, or policy

●

and governance (96 credit points)



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (Journalism)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofJustice. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.




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a major (8 units) in eithercriminology and policing, or policyand governance (96 credit points)

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LWS011 Journalism LawJustice UnitJustice UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism


Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryCYB104 Managing Social MediaJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 2CJB203 NewsroomJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 1CJB302 NewsdeskJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskJustice Unit

Justice UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 2, Semester 1CJB101 Newswriting


Justice UnitJustice UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryLWS011 Journalism LawJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism


Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 3, Semester 2CJB203 NewsroomJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 5, Semester 1CJB302 NewsdeskJustice UnitJustice Unit


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JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3 Semester 1JSB272 Theories of CrimeJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 3 Semester 2JSB207 Punishment and Penal PolicyJSB374 Crime PreventionYear 4 Semester 1JSB284 Policing in ContextCriminology and Policy Major electiveunitYear 4 Semester 2JSB372 Youth JusticeCriminology and Policy Major electiveunitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2



Year 2, Semester 1




JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3, Semester 1




JSB171 Justice and SocietyJSB180 DevianceYear 3, Semester 2JSB207 Punishment and Penal PolicyJSB374 Crime PreventionYear 4, Semester 1JSB272 Theories of CrimeJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 4, Semester 2JSB372 Youth JusticeCriminology and Policing Major electiveunitYear 5, Semester 1JSB284 Policing in ContextCriminology and Policing Major electiveunit


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JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3 Semester 1JSB261 Theories of GovernmentJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 3 Semester 2



Year 4 Semester 1





Year 2, Semester 1




JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3, Semester 1JSB171 Justice and SocietyJSB180 DevianceYear 3, Semester 2JSB263 Australian Political Institutions























































JSB273 Justice Research MethodsJSB279 Social Network Analysis SkillsJSB290 Victimology







Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of Justice

Year 2020

QUT code ID09

CRICOS 096582A


4 years


4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Lesley Hawkes(ProfessionalCommunication); Justice:Director of UndergraduateProgramsCI: +61 7 3138 2000;Justice: +61 7 3138 [email protected](ProfessionalCommunication); Justice:[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Justice. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




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a major (8 units) in either●

criminology and policing, or policyand governance (96 credit points).



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Justice. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




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CYB104 Managing Social MediaJustice UnitJustice UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

CWB101



Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103




CWB202





Justice Unit

Justice UnitYear 4, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication


Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourJustice UnitJustice UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 2, Semester 1



Justice UnitJustice UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103



CWB101






Justice UnitJustice Unit

Year 4, Semester 1


CWB202


Justice UnitJustice UnitYear 4, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourJustice UnitJustice UnitYear 5, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication


Justice UnitJustice Unit


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JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3 Semester 1JSB272 Theories of CrimeJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 3 Semester 2JSB207 Punishment and Penal PolicyJSB374 Crime PreventionYear 4 Semester 1JSB284 Policing in ContextCriminology and Policy Major electiveunitYear 4 Semester 2JSB372 Youth JusticeCriminology and Policy Major electiveunitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2



Year 2, Semester 1




JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3, Semester 1JSB171 Justice and SocietyJSB180 DevianceYear 3, Semester 2JSB207 Punishment and Penal PolicyJSB374 Crime PreventionYear 4, Semester 1JSB272 Theories of CrimeJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 4, Semester 2JSB372 Youth JusticeCriminology and Policing Major electiveunitYear 5, Semester 1JSB284 Policing in ContextCriminology and Policing Major electiveunit


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JSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3 Semester 1JSB261 Theories of GovernmentJSB273 Justice Research MethodsYear 3 Semester 2JSB263 Australian Political Institutions


Year 4 Semester 1





Year 2, Semester 1


JSB172 Professional Academic SkillsYear 2, Semester 2JSB174 Forensic Psychology and the

LawJSB176 Criminal Law in ContextYear 3, Semester 1JSB171 Justice and SocietyJSB180 DevianceYear 3, Semester 2JSB263 Australian Political Institutions
























































JSB290 Victimology







Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media)/Bachelor of Information Technology

Year 2020

QUT code ID10

CRICOS 096583M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication; SEFEnquiries (InformationTechnology); 3138 8822;[email protected]


Dr Elija Cassidy (DigitalMedia); Dr Wayne Kelly(Computer Science), DrErwin Fielt (InformationSystems)CI: +61 7 3138 2000:SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Digital Media);[email protected](Information Technology)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (DigitalMedia) and 192 credit points from theBachelor of Information Technology. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




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Information technologycomponentYou will complete:

six core units (72 credit points)●

ten major core units (120 creditpoints) from either the informationsystems or computer science major.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (DigitalMedia) and 192 credit points from theBachelor of Information Technology. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




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ten major core units (120 creditpoints) from either the informationsystems or computer science major.

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IT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaIT Core UnitIT Core UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesIT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


IT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 3, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media


IT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 4, Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 4, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectIT Major UnitIT Major UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaIT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 2, Semester 1



IT Core UnitIT Core UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media Design


IT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 3, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and DebatesCYB105 Understanding AudiencesIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 3, Semester 2CCB201 Australian Media


IT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 4, Semester 1CCB200 Digital PlatformsCCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyIT Major Unit

IT Major UnitYear 4, Semester 2CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 5, Semester 1


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourIT Major UnitIT Major Unit


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Year 3, Semester 1CAB203 Discrete StructuresCAB302 Software DevelopmentYear 3, Semester 2CAB303 NetworksIFB295 IT Project Management




Year 4, Semester 1CAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityIFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Year 4, Semester 2IFB399 Capstone Project (Phase 2)Select one of:






CAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 3, Semester 2CAB303 NetworksIFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 1CAB203 Discrete StructuresCAB302 Software DevelopmentYear 4, Semester 2IFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Select ONE of:




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Year 3, Semester 2


IFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 1IFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Select one of:IAB206 Modern Data ManagementIAB260 Social Technologies






IFB103 IT Systems DesignYear 2, Semester 1IFB104 Building IT Systems

IFB105 Database ManagementYear 2, Semester 2





Year 3, Semester 2










Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)/Bachelor of Science

Year 2020

QUT code ID11

CRICOS 096584K

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication;Dr Graham Johnson(Science); 3138 8822;[email protected];


Dr Jason Sternberg(Journalism); Dr MarionBateson (BiologicalScience); Aspro TimDargaville (Chemistry); DrLuke Nothdurft (EarthScience); Dr AndrewBaker (EnvironmentalScience); Aspro JamieTrapp (Physics) (Science)CI: +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Journalism);[email protected](Science)



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●





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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (Journalism)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofScience. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.




●

Science componentYou will complete five core units (60credit points) and a science major (132credit points) in one of the followingstudy areas:

biological sciences●

chemistry●

earth science●

environmental science●

physics●



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (Journalism)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofScience. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.




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chemistry●

earth science●


physics●












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Science UnitScience UnitYear 1, Semester 2


LWS011 Journalism LawScience UnitScience UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism


Science UnitScience UnitYear 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryCYB104 Managing Social MediaScience UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismScience UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 2CJB203 Newsroom

Science UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 1CJB302 NewsdeskScience UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskScience UnitScience UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaScience UnitScience UnitYear 2, Semester 1CJB101 Newswriting


Science UnitScience UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryLWS011 Journalism LawScience UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 1CJB102 Visual Journalism


Science UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 2CJB203 NewsroomScience UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingCJB202 Production JournalismScience UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskScience UnitScience UnitYear 5, Semester 1CJB302 Newsdesk

Science UnitScience Unit


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1 Semester 1SEB104 Grand Challenges in Science

SEB113 Quantitative Methods inScience

Year 1 Semester 2Science Core Unit OptionScience Major Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2BVB101 Foundations of BiologyBVB102 EvolutionYear 3 Semester 1

BVB202 Experimental Design andQuantitative Methods

BVB301 Animal BiologyYear 3 Semester 2BVB201 Biological ProcessesBVB204 EcologyYear 4 Semester 1BVB203 Plant Biology

BVB305 Microbiology and theEnvironment

Year 4 Semester 2BVB304 Integrative Biology

BVB313 Population Genetics andMolecular Ecology

Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2SEB104 Grand Challenges in Science


Year 2, Semester 1




SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2, Semester 2BVB101 Foundations of BiologyBVB102 EvolutionYear 3, Semester 1


BVB301 Animal BiologyYear 3, Semester 2BVB201 Biological ProcessesBVB204 EcologyYear 4, Semester 1BVB203 Plant Biology


Year 4, Semester 2BVB304 Integrative Biology


Year 5, Semester 1Science Core Unit OptionScience Major Unit Option









Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1SEB104 Grand Challenges in Science


Year 1 Semester 2

MXB100 Introductory Calculus andAlgebra

Science Core Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2CVB101 General Chemistry

CVB102 Chemical Structure andReactivity

Year 3 Semester 1CVB201 Inorganic ChemistryCVB202 Analytical ChemistryYear 3 Semester 2CVB203 Physical Chemistry

CVB204 Organic Structure andMechanisms

Year 4 Semester 1

CVB301 Organic Chemistry: Strategiesfor Synthesis

CVB302 Applied Physical ChemistryYear 4 Semester 2CVB303 Coordination ChemistryCVB304 Chemistry Research Project


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Year 1 Semester 2Science Core Unit OptionScience Major Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2ERB101 Earth SystemsERB102 Evolving EarthYear 3 Semester 1

ERB201 Destructive Earth: NaturalHazards

ERB202 Marine GeoscienceYear 3 Semester 2

ERB203 Sedimentary Geology andStratigraphy

ERB204Deforming Earth:Fundamentals of StructuralGeology

Year 4 Semester 1ERB301 Chemical EarthERB302 Applied GeophysicsYear 4 Semester 2

ERB303 Energy Resources and BasinAnalysis

ERB304 Dynamic Earth: PlateTectonics



Year 2, Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2, Semester 2ERB101 Earth SystemsERB102 Evolving EarthYear 3, Semester 1


ERB202 Marine GeoscienceYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1ERB301 Chemical EarthERB302 Applied GeophysicsYear 4, Semester 2





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SEB104 Grand Challenges in Science


Year 1 Semester 2Science Core Unit OptionScience Major Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2ERB101 Earth Systems

EVB102 Ecosystems and theEnvironment

Year 3 Semester 1


EVB203 Geospatial InformationScience

Year 3 Semester 2BVB204 EcologyEVB302 Environmental PollutionYear 4 Semester 1BVB311 Conservation BiologyEVB312 Soils and the EnvironmentYear 4 Semester 2ERB310 Groundwater Systems

EVB304 Case Studies inEnvironmental Science



Year 2, Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2, Semester 2ERB101 Earth Systems


Year 3, Semester 1



Year 3, Semester 2BVB204 EcologyEVB302 Environmental PollutionYear 4, Semester 1BVB311 Conservation BiologyEVB312 Soils and the EnvironmentYear 4, Semester 2ERB310 Groundwater Systems













Year 1 Semester 2


Science Core Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2PVB102 Physics of the Very SmallPVB101 Physics of the Very LargeYear 3 Semester 1

PVB200 Computational andMathematical Physics

PVB203 Experimental PhysicsYear 3 Semester 2

PVB202 Mathematical Methods inPhysics

PVB204 ElectromagnetismYear 4 Semester 1

PVB301 Materials and ThermalPhysics

PVB302 Classical and QuantumPhysics

Year 4 Semester 2PVB303 Nuclear and Particle PhysicsPVB304 Physics Research





Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)/Bachelor of Science

Year 2020

QUT code ID11

CRICOS 096584K

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication;Dr Graham Johnson(Science); 3138 8822;[email protected];


Dr Glen Thomas(ProfessionalCommunication); DrMarion Bateson(Biological Science);Aspro Tim Dargaville(Chemistry); Dr LukeNothdurft (Earth Science);Dr Andrew Baker(Environmental Science);Aspro Jamie Trapp(Physics) (Science)CI: +61 7 3138 2000:SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](ProfessionalCommunication);[email protected](Science)



●


●





●




Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Science. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




●



chemistry●

earth science●


physics●



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Communication (ProfessionalCommunication) and 192 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Science. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.




●



chemistry●

earth science●


physics●


Overseas study can be for one or twosemesters (or during the semester break)







and the units you take can be in acreative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course.



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Year 4, semester 1●








CYB104 Managing Social MediaScience UnitScience UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1

CWB101



Science UnitScience UnitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103




CWB202





Science UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication


Science UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourScience UnitScience UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2


CYB104 Managing Social MediaScience UnitScience UnitYear 2, Semester 1



Science UnitScience UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCWB103



CWB101


CWB102

Influence and Persuasion




Science UnitScience UnitYear 4, semester 1


CWB202


Science UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 2CWB302


One unit from the Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options List (KKB341 orKKB350):KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourScience UnitScience UnitYear 5, Semester 1CWB301 Political Communication


Science UnitScience Unit


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Year 1 Semester 2Science Core Unit OptionScience Major Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2BVB101 Foundations of BiologyBVB102 EvolutionYear 3 Semester 1








Year 2, Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2, Semester 2BVB101 Foundations of BiologyBVB102 EvolutionYear 3, Semester 1

















Year 1 Semester 2






Year 4 Semester 1




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Year 1 Semester 2Science Core Unit OptionScience Major Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2ERB101 Earth SystemsERB102 Evolving EarthYear 3 Semester 1














ERB204Deforming Earth:Fundamentals of Structural




GeologyYear 4, Semester 1ERB301 Chemical EarthERB302 Applied GeophysicsYear 4, Semester 2





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Year 3 Semester 1



Year 3 Semester 2BVB204 EcologyEVB302 Environmental PollutionYear 4 Semester 1BVB311 Conservation Biology

EVB312 Soils and the EnvironmentYear 4 Semester 2ERB310 Groundwater Systems




Year 2, Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2, Semester 2ERB101 Earth Systems


Year 3, Semester 1
















Year 1 Semester 2


Science Core Unit Option

Year 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2PVB102 Physics of the Very SmallPVB101 Physics of the Very LargeYear 3 Semester 1












Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Fashion)

Year 2020

QUT code ID12

CRICOS 096567M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79






Total creditpoints

384


48



CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected] of Studies, QUTBusiness School; phone:+61 7 3138 2000; email:[email protected]


Dr Tiziana Ferrero-Regis(Fashion); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsPrerequisiteSuccessful portfolio and meetingminimum OP / rank score.

Thursday 1 August 2019: QTACapplications, I Forms, CM Forms and theQUT Online Registration Form open.

5pm Friday 20 September 2019: QTACapplications, I Forms, CM Forms and theQUT Online Registration Form close*.Requests for applications andregistrations after this date will not beconsidered.

*Applications must be finalised andsubmitted by 5pm Friday 20 September2019. Please ensure you allow adequatetime to complete each stage of yourapplication before application closingtime.

How to Apply – Domestic Applicants

To successfully apply for entry into thiscourse you are required to complete thesteps below.

Step 1: Apply through QTAC. CurrentCreative Industries Faculty (CIF)undergraduate students changing courseor major must instead submit an I Form orCM Form as appropriate.

Step 2: Upload your portfolio andcomplete the QUT Online RegistrationForm. Please refer to the Fashionportfolio preparation document for detailson what to include in your submission.

To complete the QUT Online Registrationform you must have a valid QTACnumber or current QUT student IDnumber to complete this step. This stepincludes the requirement to pay the non-refundable $70 application service fee viaQUTPay and upload a portfolio.Applicants seeking admission assistancevia QTAC’s Educational Access Schemeand/or QUT’s Oodgeroo CentralisedAssessment Selection Program areexempt from the fee. Your application iscomplete once you reach the confirmationnotice screen and receive yourconfirmation email.



Portfolio feedback

Due to the large number of applicationsreceived, the selection panel is unable to

provide feedback to applicants.

Contacts

Please contact the Creative IndustriesFaculty by:

Phone: +61 7 3138 8114




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International EntryrequirementsMinimum EnglishrequirementsStudents must meet the Englishproficiency requirements.


Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Fashion). You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.



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a business major (96 credit points),choosing from:accountingadvertisingeconomicsfinancefinancial planninghumanresource managementinternational

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https://www.qut.edu.au/special-entry








businessmanagementmarketingpublic relations.


Design componentYou will complete:


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the fashion major (144 creditpoints), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)seven units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Fashion). You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.



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a business major (96 credit points),choosing from:accountingadvertisingeconomicsfinancefinancial planninghumanresource managementinternationalbusinessmanagementmarketingpublic relations.

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the fashion major (144 creditpoints), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 credit

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points)seven units (96 credit points)from the discipline.












Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DFB110 Fashion Design Studio 1DYB122 Design VisualisationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2DFB111 Fashion Design Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1DFB206 Global Fashion CulturesDFB210 Fashion Design Studio 3Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DFB211 Fashion Design Studio 4DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet

Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DFB310 Fashion Design Studio 5One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2DFB311 Fashion Design Studio 6Business School UnitBusiness School Unit


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Year 4 Semester 2






AYB301 Audit and AssuranceAYB311 Financial Accounting Issues


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Year 4 Semeter 1●









Year 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsBSB123 Data AnalysisSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 Management

Year 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


Year 3 Semester 1





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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate Macroeconomics

Economics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




















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EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 Marketing

Year 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4 Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 2






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AYB240 Superannuation and

Retirement PlanningYear 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310




BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 1MGB21 Introducing People

4 Management and AnalyticsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2MGB229


MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and Ethics

AYB227 International AccountingYear 3 Semester 1AMB210 Importing and ExportingMGB225




Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340









Year 5 Semester 1




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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




MGB310



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB113 Economics

BSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1MGB200 Managing People

MGB225
















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Year 3 Semester 1







Year 3 Semester 2










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Year 2 Semester 2










Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)

Year 2020

QUT code ID12

CRICOS 096567M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Rafael Gomez(Industrial Design); DrOgan Yigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Industrial Design). You will undertake thetwo components of the double degreeconcurrently.



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requirements.



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the industrial design major (144credit points), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Industrial Design). You will undertake thetwo components of the double degreeconcurrently.



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Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School Unit

Business School UnitYear 3, Semester 1





DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB124 Design ConsequencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School Unit



DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2AMB200 Consumer Behaviour


Year 3 Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 4 Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital Portfolio

Year 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising Campaigns


Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


Year 3, Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3, Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 4, Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioYear 4, Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsAMB200 Consumer BehaviourYear 5, Semester 1




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data Analysis

Year 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




Economics Optional UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2, Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3, Semester 2EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4, Semester 1EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4, Semester 2


Economics Optional UnitYear 5, Semester 1














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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1




EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2, Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3, Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3, Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4, Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4, Semester 2


EFB335 InvestmentsYear 5, Semester 1




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1

BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2







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MGB214




MGB230


Year 3 Semester 2MGB227 Entrepreneurship

MGB331 Developing People



MGB372


Year 4 Semester 2


Choose one of the following:MGB306 Independent Study

MGB310



8Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People





BSB110 AccountingYear 4 Semester 1MGB331 Developing People

MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2


MGB230





MGB310




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisMGB225


Year 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 3 Semester 1AYB227 International AccountingMGB340




Year 4 Semester 1AMB303 International LogisticsAMB336 International MarketingYear 4 Semester 2



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3, Semester 1AYB227 International AccountingMGB225


Year 3, Semester 2AMB210 Importing and Exporting


Year 4, Semester 1AMB303 International LogisticsAMB336 International MarketingYear 4, Semester 2MGB340






Year 5, Semester 1











Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessMGB226


Year 3 Semester 1MGB200 Managing People

MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2






MGB335 Managing Projects


MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 2


AMB336 International MarketingYear 4 Semester 1AMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB340 Services MarketingYear 4 Semester 2


AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2

BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3, Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


Year 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1AMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB340 Services MarketingYear 4, Semester 2AMB200 Consumer BehaviourAMB336 International MarketingYear 5, Semester 1




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1




BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 1






Year 3 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 4 Semester 1




AMB379 Public Relations CampaignsSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB113 Economics


Year 3, Semester 1


AMB264 Public Relations TechniquesYear 3, Semester 2AMB372 Public Relations PlanningBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 4, Semester 1


AMB374 Global Public Relations CasesYear 4, Semester 2


AMB379 Public Relations CampaignsYear 5, Semester 1







Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)

Year 2020

QUT code ID12

CRICOS 096567M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Jen Seevinck(Interaction Design); DrOgan Yigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Interaction Design). You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.



●


●


requirements.



●

the interaction design major (144credit points), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)seven units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

●



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Interaction Design). You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.



●


●




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●










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Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB124 Design ConsequencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit

Year 3, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB211 Creative CodingBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Note: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DXB310 Augmented InteractionsOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DYB124 Design ConsequencesDXB111 Web PrototypingBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DXB211 Creative CodingBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDXB212 Tangible MediaBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB310 Augmented InteractionsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) and Semester 2(July) commencement follow the sameprogressionYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data Analysis





BSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial AccountingAYB225 Management AccountingYear 3 Semester 1






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Year 4 Semeter 1●







Year 3 Semester 1

AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 3 Semester 2AMB330 Digital PortfolioBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 4 Semester 1AMB320 Advertising Management




Year 3 Semester 1





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Economics Optional Unit




Year 5 Semester 1











●


















Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisEFB210 Finance 1Year 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International Finance

EFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1










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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencement

Year 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2









AYB346 Financial Plan Construction




(Capstone)Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372


Year 4 Semester 2Choose one of the following:BSB399 Real World Ready - Business

CapstoneMGB306 Independent Study

MGB310








MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340












Year 5 Semester 1




●



















MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




MGB310




MGB225










Note: students completing amanagement stream must completeMGB335. Students completing anentrepreneurship stream must complete

MGB324.Year 5 Semester 1






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Year 3 Semester 1










Year 3 Semester 2







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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 Management

Year 2 Semester 1BSB113 Economics


Year 2 Semester 2










Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code ID12

CRICOS 096567M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Penny Wild (InteriorArchitecture); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



●





Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Interior Architecture). You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.



●


●


requirements.



●

the interior architecture major (144credit points), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

●



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Interior Architecture). You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.



●


●




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB112 Spatial MaterialityBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School Unit



DTB204 Interior Studio 3Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit


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EFB210 Finance 1Year 3 Semester 2AYB219 Taxation Law





AYB340 Company AccountingYear 4 Semester 1AYB230 Corporations Law




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Year 4 Semeter 1●









Year 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsBSB123 Data AnalysisSemester 2 (July) commencement

Year 1 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


Year 3 Semester 1





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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 Management

BSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




















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EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and Ethics

Year 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4 Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 2






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global Business

Year 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



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Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global Business

BSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People





MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2

BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsAYB227 International AccountingYear 3 Semester 1AMB210 Importing and ExportingMGB225




Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340









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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




MGB310



8Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1MGB200 Managing People

MGB225
















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AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1




BSB110 Accounting


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Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code ID12

CRICOS 096567M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Gregor Mews (LandscapeArchitecture); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Landscape Architecture). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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the landscape architecture major(144 credit points), including: fourshared foundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Landscape Architecture). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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DYB114 Spatial HistoriesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet






DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit


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Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310









MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340









Year 5 Semester 1







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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




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MGB225
















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Year 3 Semester 2







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Year 2 Semester 2











Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication)

Year 2020

QUT code ID12

CRICOS 096567M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Anastasia Tyurina(Visual Communication);Dr Ogan Yigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Visual Communication). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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requirements.


four school-wide Impact Lab units(48 credit points)

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the visual communication major(144 credit points), including: fourshared foundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Visual Communication). You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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the visual communication major(144 credit points), including: fourshared foundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignDYB122 Design VisualisationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1

DVB201 Typographic DesignDVB202 Visual Narrative DesignBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DVB102 Image Design and ProductionDYB124 Design ConsequencesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1DVB101 Visual Communication DesignDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignDVB202 Visual Narrative DesignBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1DVB301 Kinetic Image and TextOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit


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Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310









MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2





MGB310




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Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340









Year 5 Semester 1







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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




9MGB310




MGB225
















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Year 3 Semester 1











Year 3 Semester 2







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Year 2 Semester 2











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Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID13

CRICOS 096568K

Duration(full-time)

5.5 years

OP 7

Rank 87

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

528


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];Law: Director ofUndergraduate Programs;email:[email protected]


CI: Dr Rafael Gomez(Industrial Design); Law:Director of UndergraduateProgramsDesign: +61 7 3138 2000;Law: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Industrial Design); Law:[email protected]



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Domestic Course structureStudents are required to complete 528credit points, made up of 192 credit pointsfor the Bachelor of Design (IndustrialDesign) program and 336 credit points forthe Bachelor of Laws program. You willstudy design and law units in your firstfour years and for the remainder of thiscourse you will concentrate on lawstudies.



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Law componentYou will complete 336 credit points ofcore units and a mixture of law electives

made up of19 Core units (240 credit points)●


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International CoursestructureStudents are required to complete 528credit points, made up of 192 credit pointsfor the Bachelor of Design (IndustrialDesign) program and 336 credit points forthe Bachelor of Laws program. You willstudy design and law units in your firstfour years and for the remainder of this






course you will concentrate on lawstudies.



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creative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course.



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1 Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


LLB101 Introduction to LawLLB102 TortsYear 1 Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesLLB106 Criminal LawLLB107 Statutory InterpretationNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2 Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsLLB103 Dispute Resolution


Year 2 Semester 2


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleLLH201 Legal ResearchIntroductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unit

Year 3 Semester 1



LLB202 Contract LawLLB203 Constitutional LawYear 3 Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet


LLB205 Equity and TrustsYear 4 Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourLLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneLLB303 EvidenceLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitYear 5 Semester 2LLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitYear 6 Semester 1LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyLLB101 Introduction to Law





LLB102 TortsYear 2 Semester 1





Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2 Semester 2


DYB124 Design ConsequencesLLB107 Statutory InterpretationLLB106 Criminal LawYear 3 Semester 1


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleLLB202 Contract LawLLH201 Legal ResearchYear 3 Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet


Introductory Law Elective unit or GeneralLaw Elective unitYear 4 Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsLLB203 Constitutional LawGeneral Law Elective unitYear 4 Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneLLB205 Equity and TrustsLLH206 Administrative LawYear 5 Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourLLB301 Real Property LawGeneral Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitYear 5 Semester 2LLB303 Evidence

LLB306 Civil ProcedureLLH305 Corporate LawGeneral Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitYear 6 Semester 1LLB304 Commercial Remedies


General Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitGeneral Law Elective or Law Minor orNon-law Elective or University-wideMinor UnitYear 6 Semester 2LLH401 Legal Research CapstoneAdvanced Law Elective unitAdvanced Law Elective unitLaw Elective InformationLaw Students may complete the Law,Technology & Innovation minor or up to4 non-law electives or a university wideminor in place of the equivalent numberof general law electives.









LLB242 Media LawLLB243 Family LawLLB244 Criminal Law Sentencing

LLB245 Sports LawLLB247 Animal LawLLB248 COVID-19 and the LawLLB250 Law, Privacy and Data EthicsLLB251 Law and Design ThinkingLLB340 Banking and Finance Law



























Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID14

CRICOS 096569J

Duration(full-time)

5 years

OP 12

Rank 75

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

480


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];SEF Enquiries; email:[email protected];phone: +61 7 3138 8822


Dr Rafael Gomez(Industrial Design); DrThomas Rainey(Chemical Process),Associate ProfessorJonathan Bunker (Civil),Dr Wayne Kelly(Computer and SoftwareSystems), Dr AaronMcfadyen (Electrical andAerospace), Dr JacobCoetzee (Electrical), DrWim Dekkers/ProfessorTed Steinberg(Mechanical), AssociateProfessor Luis Alvarez(Mechatronics), AssociateProfessor Devakar Epari(Medical)CI: +61 7 3138 2000:SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Industrial Design);[email protected](Engineering)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Industrial Design)and 288 credit points from the Bachelor ofEngineering (Honours). You will studydesign and engineering units in your firstyour years, and concentrate onengineering studies for the remainder ofthis course.



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Engineering componentYour engineering studies will include:

four core units (48 credit points) andtwo core options (24 credit points)

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eight engineering major units (96credit points)

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Industrial Design)and 288 credit points from the Bachelor ofEngineering (Honours). You will studydesign and engineering units in your firstyour years, and concentrate onengineering studies for the remainder ofthis course.

Design componentYou will complete four school-wide ImpactLab units (48 credit points) and theindustrial design major (144 credit points)which incorporates four shared foundationunits (48 credit points) and eight units (96credit points) from the discipline.






Engineering componentYou will complete four core units (48credit points), two core option units (24credit points), two discipline foundationunits (24 credit points), eight engineeringmajor units (96 credit points) and eightengineering honours units (96 creditpoints). You will choose a majorfrom Chemical Process, Civil, Computerand Software Systems, Electrical,Electrical and Aerospace, Mechatronics,Mechanical or Medical.




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Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 1, Semester 2DYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyDYB124 Design ConsequencesEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 must

apply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 2, Semester 2


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 1



Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 1Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 2Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design Technology




Engineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB124 Design ConsequencesEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 2DNB311 ID Studio 7: CapstoneEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 1DNB310 ID Studio 6: Systems DesignOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 2Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering Unit





Year 6, Semester 1Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering Unit


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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 1

EGB113 Energy in EngineeringSystems

MZB125 Introductory EngineeringMathematics

ORMXB161 Computational ExplorationsYear 1 - Semester 2

EGB100 Engineering Sustainability andProfessional Practice

MZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 2 - Semester 1

EGB111 Foundation of EngineeringDesign

EGB121 Engineering MechanicsYear 2 - Semester 2

EGB120 Foundations of ElectricalEngineering

Foundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1EGB261 Unit OperationsEGB323 Fluid MechanicsYear 3 - Semester 2CVB101 General ChemistryEGB322 ThermodynamicsYear 4 - Semester 1EGB262 Process Principles

EGB361 Minerals and MineralsProcessing

Year 4 - Semester 2EGB364 Process ModellingEGH411 Industrial ChemistryYear 5 - Semester 1

EGB362 Operations Management andProcess Economics

EGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH404 Research in EngineeringPractice

EGH463 Plant and Process DesignYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH422 Advanced ThermodynamicsEGH423 Fluids DynamicsEGH462 Process Control


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EGB121 Engineering MechanicsYear 2 - Semester 2EGB123 Civil Engineering SystemsFoundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1EGB270 Civil Engineering Materials

EGB272 Traffic and TransportEngineering

Year 3 - Semester 2EGB273 Principles of ConstructionEGB373 Geotechnical EngineeringYear 4, Semester 1EGB275 Structural MechanicsEGB371 Engineering HydraulicsYear 4 - Semester 2EGB376 Steel DesignEGH471 Advanced Water EngineeringYear 5 - Semester 1

EGB375 Design of Concrete StructuresEGH400-1 Research Project 1


EGH473 Advanced GeotechnicalEngineering

Year 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH472 Advanced Highway andPavement Engineering

EGH475 Advanced ConcreteStructures

EGH479 Advances in Civil EngineeringPractice


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Foundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1CAB201 Programming PrinciplesEGB242 Signal AnalysisYear 3 - Semester 2


Intermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 4 - Semester 1




EGB240 Electronic DesignCAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 4 - Semester 2CAB403 Systems Programming



CAB302 Software DevelopmentEGH456 Embedded SystemsAdvanced Computer & SoftwareSystems Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH455 Advanced Systems DesignAdvanced Computer & SoftwareSystems Option UnitCAB432 Cloud Computing


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Year 3 - Semester 1EGB240 Electronic Design

EGB241 Electromagnetics andMachines

Year 3 - Semester 2EGB242 Signal AnalysisIntermediate Electrical Option Unit (1)EGB348 can be selected from the list. Arequisite waiver for this unit will begranted if you are enrolled in EGB242 atthe same time .Year 4 - Semester 1EGB340 Design and PracticeFoundation Unit OptionYear 4 - Semester 2Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (2)Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (3)Year 5 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1


Advanced Electrical Option Unit (1)Advanced Electrical Option Unit (2)Year 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

Advanced Electrical Option Unit (3)Advanced Electrical Option Unit (4)Advanced Electrical Option Unit (5)


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MXB161 Computational ExplorationsYear 1 - Semester 2




EGB121 Engineering Mechanics

Year 2 - Semester 2


Foundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1


EGB240 Electronic DesignYear 3 - Semester 2EGB242 Signal AnalysisIntermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 4 - Semester 1EGB243 Aircraft Systems and Flight

EGB349 Systems Engineering andDesign Project

Year 4 - Semester 2EGB345 Control and Dynamic SystemsEGB346 Unmanned Aircraft SystemsYear 5 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1


EGH446 Autonomous SystemsAdvanced Electrical Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH445 Modern Control

EGH450 Advanced Unmanned AircraftSystems

Advanced Electrical Option Unit


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Foundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1EGB214 Materials and ManufacturingEGB314 Strength of MaterialsYear 3 - Semester 2

EGB210 Fundamentals of MechanicalDesign

EGB211 DynamicsYear 4 - Semester 1EGB321 Dynamics of MachinesEGB323 Fluid MechanicsYear 4 - Semester 2EGB322 Thermodynamics


Year 5 - Semester 1EGB316 Design of Machine ElementsEGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH414 Stress AnalysisEGH421 Vibration and ControlYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH420 Mechanical Systems DesignEGH422 Advanced ThermodynamicsEGH423 Fluids Dynamics


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ORMXB161 Computational Explorations

Year 1 - Semester 2






Foundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1EGB211 DynamicsEGB242 Signal AnalysisYear 3 - Semester 2


EGB345 Control and Dynamic SystemsYear 4 - Semester 1EGB220 Mechatronics Design 1EGB321 Dynamics of MachinesYear 4 - Semester 2EGB320 Mechatronics Design 2Intermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1


EGH419 Mechatronics Design 3EGH446 Autonomous SystemsYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH413 Advanced DynamicsEGH445 Modern ControlAdvanced Electrical Option Unit


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MZB125 Introductory Engineering

MathematicsORMXB161 Computational ExplorationsYear 1 - Semester 2






Foundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1EGB314 Strength of MaterialsLSB131 AnatomyYear 3 - Semester 2EGB211 DynamicsLSB231 PhysiologyYear 4 - Semester 1EGB214 Materials and ManufacturingEGB323 Fluid MechanicsYear 4 - Semester 2



Year 5 - Semester 1EGB319 BioDesignEGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH414 Stress AnalysisEGH438 BiomaterialsYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH424 Biofluids

EGH435 Modelling and Simulation forMedical Engineers

EGH418 Biomechanics





Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID14

CRICOS 096569J

Duration(full-time)

5 years

OP 12

Rank 75

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

480


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Jen Seevinck(Interaction Design); DrThomas Rainey(Chemical Process),Associate ProfessorJonathan Bunker (Civil),Dr Wayne Kelly(Computer and SoftwareSystems), Dr AaronMcfadyen (Electrical andAerospace), Dr JacobCoetzee (Electrical), DrWim Dekkers/ProfessorTed Steinberg(Mechanical), AssociateProfessor Luis Alvarez(Mechatronics),Associate ProfessorDevakar Epari (Medical)CI: +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Interaction Design);[email protected](Engineering)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design and 288 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Engineering(Honours). You will study design andengineering units in your first your years,and concentrate on engineering studiesfor the remainder of this course.

Creative Industries componentYour creative industries studies willinclude:


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four school-wide impact lab units(48 credit points).

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design and 288 credit pointsfrom the Bachelor of Engineering(Honours). You will study design andengineering units in your first your yearsand for the remainder of this course youwill concentrate on engineering studies.

Creative Industries componentYour creative industries studies willinclude:


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four school-wide impact lab units(48 credit points).

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Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 1, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2019. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2020.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 2, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB124 Design ConsequencesEngineering UnitEngineering Unit

Year 3, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB211 Creative CodingEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Note: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DXB310 Augmented InteractionsOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 2


Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 1Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 2Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyEngineering UnitEngineering UnitCourse Notes


DYB122 Design VisualisationsEngineering UnitEngineering Unit

Year 2, Semester 2DYB124 Design ConsequencesDXB111 Web PrototypingEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DXB211 Creative CodingEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDXB212 Tangible MediaEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2019. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2020.Note: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB310 Augmented InteractionsEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 2


Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 2Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 6, Semester 1Engineering UnitEngineering Unit




Engineering UnitEngineering Unit


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EGH463 Plant and Process Design




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Year 3 - Semester 2EGB273 Principles of ConstructionEGB373 Geotechnical EngineeringYear 4, Semester 1EGB275 Structural MechanicsEGB371 Engineering HydraulicsYear 4 - Semester 2EGB376 Steel DesignEGH471 Advanced Water EngineeringYear 5 - Semester 1EGB375 Design of Concrete StructuresEGH400-1 Research Project 1








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Intermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 4 - Semester 1EGB240 Electronic DesignCAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 4 - Semester 2




CAB403 Systems Programming






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Year 3 - Semester 2EGB242 Signal Analysis

Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (1)EGB348 can be selected from the list. Arequisite waiver for this unit will begranted if you are enrolled in EGB242 atthe same time .Year 4 - Semester 1EGB340 Design and PracticeFoundation Unit OptionYear 4 - Semester 2Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (2)Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (3)Year 5 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1





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Foundation Unit Option

Year 3 - Semester 1











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MZB126 Engineering Computation

Year 2 - Semester 1











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EGH424 Biofluids


EGH418 Biomechanics





Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID14

CRICOS 096569J

Duration(full-time)

5 years

OP 12

Rank 75

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

480


48




CourseCoordinator



Gregor Mews (LandscapeArchitecture); Dr ThomasRainey (ChemicalProcess), AssociateProfessor JonathanBunker (Civil), Dr WayneKelly (Computer andSoftware Systems), DrAaron Mcfadyen(Electrical andAerospace), Dr JacobCoetzee (Electrical), DrWim Dekkers/ProfessorTed Steinberg(Mechanical), AssociateProfessor Luis Alvarez(Mechatronics),Associate ProfessorDevakar Epari (Medical)Design: +61 7 3138 2000:SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Landscape Architecture);[email protected](Engineering)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture) and 288 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Engineering (Honours).You will study design and engineeringunits in your first your years, andconcentrate on engineering studies forthe remainder of this course.



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the landscape architecture major(144 credit points), including: ourshared foundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture) and 288 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Engineering (Honours).You will study design and engineeringunits in your first your years, andconcentrate on engineering studies forthe remainder of this course.



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the landscape architecture major(144 credit points), including: ourshared foundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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one block of 10 major units (120credit points)

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 1



Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 1Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 2Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering Unit

Engineering UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 1





DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 2





Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 6, Semester 1Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering Unit


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Year 4 - Semester 2EGB364 Process ModellingEGH411 Industrial Chemistry

Year 5 - Semester 1




EGH463 Plant and Process DesignYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2



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Year 3 - Semester 2EGB273 Principles of ConstructionEGB373 Geotechnical EngineeringYear 4, Semester 1EGB275 Structural MechanicsEGB371 Engineering Hydraulics

Year 4 - Semester 2EGB376 Steel DesignEGH471 Advanced Water EngineeringYear 5 - Semester 1EGB375 Design of Concrete StructuresEGH400-1 Research Project 1








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Intermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 4 - Semester 1EGB240 Electronic DesignCAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 4 - Semester 2CAB403 Systems Programming






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Year 3 - Semester 2EGB242 Signal AnalysisIntermediate Electrical Option Unit (1)EGB348 can be selected from the list. Arequisite waiver for this unit will begranted if you are enrolled in EGB242 atthe same time .Year 4 - Semester 1EGB340 Design and PracticeFoundation Unit OptionYear 4 - Semester 2Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (2)Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (3)Year 5 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1





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MZB126 Engineering Computation

Year 2 - Semester 1















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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencements

Year 1 - Semester 1














EGH424 Biofluids


EGH418 Biomechanics





Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)/Bachelor of Information Technology

Year 2020

QUT code ID15

CRICOS 096570E

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];SEF Enquiry (InformationTechnology); 3138 8822;[email protected];


Dr Jen Seevinck(Interaction Design); DrWayne Kelly (ComputerScience), Dr Erwin Fielt(Information Systems)Design: +61 7 3138 2000;IT: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Interaction Design);[email protected](Information Technology)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Interaction Design)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofInformation Technology. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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ten major core units (120 creditpoints) from either the informationsystems major or the computerscience major.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Interaction Design)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofInformation Technology. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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ten major core units (120 creditpoints) from either the informationsystems major or the computerscience major.

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Study overseasStudy overseas while earning credit







towards your QUT creative industriesdegree with one of our worldwideexchange partners.




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IT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 1, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyIT Core UnitIT Core UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsIT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 2, Semester 2DXB111 Web PrototypingDYB124 Design ConsequencesIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 3, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience Design

DXB211 Creative CodingIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 3, Semester 2DXB212 Tangible MediaDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetIT Major UnitIT Major UnitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Note: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DXB310 Augmented InteractionsOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 4, Semester 2


IT Major UnitIT Major UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB123 Emerging Design TechnologyIT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 2, Semester 1


DYB122 Design VisualisationsIT Core UnitIT Core UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DYB124 Design ConsequencesDXB111 Web PrototypingIT Core UnitIT Core UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DXB211 Creative CodingIT Major Unit

IT Major UnitYear 3, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDXB212 Tangible MediaIT Major UnitIT Major UnitNote: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semester 1 and semester 2 in2020. It will be offered in semester 2only from 2021.Year 4, Semester 1DXB210 Critical Experience DesignDXB310 Augmented InteractionsIT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 4, Semester 2


IT Major UnitIT Major UnitYear 5, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourIT Major UnitIT Major UnitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.


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Year 3, Semester 1CAB203 Discrete StructuresCAB302 Software DevelopmentYear 3, Semester 2CAB303 NetworksIFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 1CAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityIFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Year 4, Semester 2IFB399 Capstone Project (Phase 2)Select one of:






CAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 3, Semester 2CAB303 NetworksIFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 1CAB203 Discrete StructuresCAB302 Software DevelopmentYear 4, Semester 2IFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Select ONE of:




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Year 3, Semester 2


IFB295 IT Project ManagementYear 4, Semester 1IFB398 Capstone Project (Phase 1)Select one of:

IAB206 Modern Data ManagementIAB260 Social Technologies






IFB103 IT Systems DesignYear 2, Semester 1IFB104 Building IT SystemsIFB105 Database ManagementYear 2, Semester 2





Year 3, Semester 2










Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Property Economics

Year 2020

QUT code ID16

CRICOS 096571D

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 9

Rank 82

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

432


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];Dr Connie Susilawati;3138 8822;[email protected]


Sarah Briant(Architecture); Dr ConnieSusilawati (PropertyEconomics)Design: +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Architecture);[email protected](Property Economics)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 432 credit points,made up of 240 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Architecture) and 192credit points from the Bachelor ofProperty Economics.


four school-wide Impact Lab units●

(48 credit points)four architecture specialisation units(48 credit points)

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the architecture major (144 creditpoints), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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Property economicscomponentYou will complete:

four core units (48 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof workplace learning and acapstone project unit.

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the property economics majordiscipline units (144 credit points).

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 432 credit points,made up of 240 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Architecture) and 192credit points from the Bachelor ofProperty Economics.



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four architecture specialisation units(48 credit points)

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the architecture major (144 creditpoints), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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four core units (48 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof workplace learning and acapstone project unit.

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Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Property Economics







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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsDYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormUSB142 Residential ValuationYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesUSB144 Investment ValuationUSB145 Property TransactionsNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB112 Spatial MaterialityUSB143 Money and WealthUXB110 Residential ConstructionYear 2, Semester 2


DAB303 Integrated Architectural

TechnologyUSB141 Building BigUXB134 Land Use PlanningYear 3, Semester 1



USB240 Market AnalysisUSB247 Money and PropertyYear 3, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


USB244 Asset PerformanceUSB245 Property Investment AnalysisYear 4, Semester 1DAB200 Modern ArchitectureDAB311 Systems and StructuresDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleUSB300 Property DevelopmentYear 4, Semester 2


DAB312 Building ServicesUSB344 Property ProjectUXB301 Professional PracticeYear 5, Semester 1


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUSB345 Specialised ValuationSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


USB142 Residential ValuationUSB145 Property TransactionsYear 2, Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsDYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityUSB143 Money and WealthNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People

DYB114 Spatial HistoriesUSB141 Building BigUSB144 Investment ValuationYear 3, Semester 1


DAB200 Modern ArchitectureUXB110 Residential ConstructionUSB240 Market AnalysisYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetUSB244 Asset PerformanceUXB134 Land Use PlanningYear 4, Semester 1



USB247 Money and PropertyUSB300 Property DevelopmentYear 4, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


USB245 Property Investment AnalysisUXB301 Professional PracticeYear 5, Semester 1


DAB311 Systems and StructuresOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUSB345 Specialised ValuationYear 5, Semester 2



DAB312 Building ServicesUSB344 Property Project






Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)/Bachelor of Property Economics

Year 2020

QUT code ID17

CRICOS 096572C

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];Dr Connie Susilawati;3138 8822;[email protected]


Dr Penny Wild (InteriorArchitecture); Dr ConnieSusilawati (PropertyEconomics)CI: +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Interior Architecture);[email protected](Property Economics)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofProperty Economics. You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.



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four core units (48 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof workplace learning and acapstone project unit

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)and 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofProperty Economics. You will undertakethe two components of the double degreeconcurrently.


four school-wideimpact lab units (48credit points)

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four core units (48 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof workplace learning and acapstone project unit

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Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)/Bachelor of Property Economics







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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormBSB113 EconomicsUSB142 Residential ValuationYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesUSB144 Investment ValuationUSB145 Property TransactionsNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityUSB143 Money and WealthUXB110 Residential ConstructionYear 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleUSB141 Building BigUXB134 Land Use PlanningYear 3, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3USB240 Market AnalysisUSB241 Money and WealthYear 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetUSB244 Asset PerformanceUSB245 Property Investment AnalysisYear 4, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUSB300 Property DevelopmentUSB345 Specialised ValuationYear 4, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsUSB344 Property ProjectUXB301 Professional PracticeSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


USB142 Residential ValuationUSB145 Property TransactionsYear 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormBSB113 EconomicsUSB143 Money and WealthNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesUSB141 Building BigUSB144 Investment ValuationYear 3, Semester 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB112 Spatial MaterialityUSB240 Market AnalysisUXB110 Residential ConstructionYear 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetUSB244 Asset Performance

UXB134 Land Use PlanningYear 4, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3USB247 Money and PropertyUSB300 Property DevelopmentYear 4, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsUSB245 Property Investment AnalysisUXB301 Professional PracticeYear 5, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUSB344 Property ProjectUSB345 Specialised Valuation






Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours) (Construction Management)

Year 2020

QUT code ID18

CRICOS 096573B

Duration(full-time)

5 years

OP 9

Rank 82

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

480


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];Dr Paul Donehue (UrbanDevelopment); phone:3138 8822; email:[email protected]


Sarah Briant(Architecture); Dr MelissaTeo (ConstructionManagement)Design: +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Architecture);[email protected](ConstructionManagement)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Architecture) and 288credit points from the Bachelor of UrbanDevelopment (Honours) (ConstructionManagement). You will study design andurban development units in your first fouryears, and concentrate on urbandevelopment studies for the remainder of

this course.



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the architecture major (144 creditpoints), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline

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four Architecture Specialisationunits (48 credit points) - completedas part of the Urban Developmentcomponent (UXB110, UXB111,UXB210 and UXB211).

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Urban Development componentYou will complete:

six core units (72 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof approved constructionmanagement work experience.

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eighteen units (216 credit points)from the construction managementmajor.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Architecture) and 288credit points from the Bachelor of UrbanDevelopment (Honours) (ConstructionManagement). You will study design andurban development units in your first fouryears, and concentrate on urbandevelopment studies for the remainder ofthis course.



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the architecture major (144 creditpoints), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline

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four Architecture Specialisationunits (48 credit points) - completed

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as part of the Urban Developmentcomponent (UXB110, UXB111,UXB210 and UXB211).

Urban Development componentYou will complete six core units (72 creditpoints) including a professional practiceunit that requires completion of 30 days ofapproved construction management workexperience, and eighteen units (216 creditpoints) from the constructionmanagement major.




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: Form

UXB100 Design-thinking for the BuiltEnvironment

UXB110 Residential ConstructionYear 1, Semester 2



UXB111 Imagine ConstructionManagement

UXB112 Introduction to Structures



DYB112 Spatial MaterialityBSB113 Economics

UXB115 Introduction to ModernConstruction Business

Year 2, Semester 2


DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleUXB113 Measurement for ConstructionUXB114 Integrated ConstructionYear 3, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture


UXB210 Commercial Construction

UXB213 Advanced Measurement forConstruction



LWS012 Urban Development LawUXB212 Design for StructuresYear 4, Semester 1


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetUXB211 Building ServicesUXH310 High-rise ConstructionNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 4, Semester 2


One unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUXH315 Construction Estimating

UXH300 Research Methods for theFuture Built Environment

Year 5, Semester 1USB300 Property DevelopmentUXH311 Contract AdministrationUXH400-1 Project - Part A

UXH411 Programming and Scheduling

Year 5, Semester 2UXH312 Construction LegislationUXB301 Professional PracticeUXH400-2 Project - Part B

UXH410 Strategic ConstructionManagement

Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place



UXB112 Introduction to StructuresYear 2, Semester 1


DYB111 Create and Represent: Form


UXB110 Residential ConstructionNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesUXB113 Measurement for ConstructionUXB114 Integrated ConstructionYear 3, Semester 1




Year 3, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: MetroDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleLWS012 Urban Development LawUXB212 Design for StructuresYear 4, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture


UXB210 Commercial Construction


Year 4, Semester 2



UXB301 Professional Practice






Year 5, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUXB211 Building ServicesUXH310 High-rise ConstructionNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Year 5, Semester 2UXH312 Construction LegislationUXH315 Construction EstimatingUXH400-1 Project - Part A


Year 6, Semester 1USB300 Property DevelopmentUXH311 Contract AdministrationUXH400-2 Project - Part B






Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)/Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours) (Construction Management)

Year 2020

QUT code ID18

CRICOS 096573B

Duration(full-time)

5 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

480


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Penny Wild (InteriorArchitecture); ProfessorRobin Drogemuller(ConstructionManagement)Design +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Interior Architecture);[email protected](ConstructionManagement)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)and 288 credit points from the Bachelor ofUrban Development(Honours)(Construction Management).You will study design and urbandevelopment units in your first four years,and concentrate on urban development

studies for the remainder of this course.



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Urban development componentYou will complete:

six core units (72 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof approved constructionmanagement work experience.

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eighteen units (216 credit points)from the construction managementmajor.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Interior Architecture)and 288 credit points from the Bachelor ofUrban Development(Honours)(Construction Management).You will study design and urbandevelopment units in your first four years,and concentrate on urban developmentstudies for the remainder of this course.



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six core units (72 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 days

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of approved constructionmanagement work experience.eighteen units (216 credit points)from the construction managementmajor.

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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: Form


UXB110 Residential ConstructionYear 1, Semester 2




UXB112 Introduction to StructuresNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1



Year 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleUXB113 Measurement for ConstructionUXB114 Integrated ConstructionYear 3, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3UXB210 Commercial Construction


Year 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetLWS012 Urban Development LawUXB212 Design for StructuresYear 4, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUXB211 Building ServicesUXH310 High-rise ConstructionYear 4, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsUXH315 Construction Estimating


Year 5, Semester 1USB300 Property DevelopmentUXH311 Contract AdministrationUXH400-1 Project - Part A

UXH411 Programming and SchedulingYear 5, Semester 2UXH312 Construction LegislationUXB301 Professional PracticeUXH400-2 Project - Part B


Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place



UXB112 Introduction to StructuresYear 2, Semester 1DTB101 Interior Studio 1DYB111 Create and Represent: Form


UXB110 Residential ConstructionNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DTB102 Interior Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesUXB113 Measurement for ConstructionUXB114 Integrated ConstructionYear 3, Semester 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB112 Spatial MaterialityBSB113 Economics


Year 3, Semester 2DTB205 Design PsychologyDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetLWS012 Urban Development LawUXB212 Design for StructuresYear 4, Semester 1


DTB204 Interior Studio 3UXB210 Commercial Construction


Year 4, Semester 2DTB305 Interior Studio: IntegrationDTB306 Interior SystemsUXB301 Professional Practice


Year 5, Semester 1DTB304 Design in SocietyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUXB211 Building ServicesUXH310 High-rise ConstructionYear 5, Semester 2UXH312 Construction LegislationUXH315 Construction EstimatingUXH400 Project - Part A





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Year 6, Semester 1USB300 Property DevelopmentUXH311 Contract AdministrationUXH400-2 Project - Part B






Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)/Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours) (Urban and Regional Planning)

Year 2020

QUT code ID18

CRICOS 096573B

Duration(full-time)

5 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

480


48




CourseCoordinator



Gregor Mews (LandscapeArchitecture); MelliniSloan (Urban andRegional Planning)Design: +61 7 3138 2000:SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Landscape Architecture);[email protected](Urban and RegionalPlanning)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture) and 288 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Urban Development(Honours) (Urban and RegionalPlanning). You will study design andurban development units in your first youryears, and concentrate on urbandevelopment studies for the remainder ofthis course.



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six core units (72 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof approved urban and regionalplanning work experience.

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216 credit points from the urban andregional planning major.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 480 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture) and 288 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Urban Development(Honours) (Urban and RegionalPlanning). You will study design andurban development units in your first youryears, and concentrate on urbandevelopment studies for the remainder ofthis course.



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six core units (72 credit points)including a professional practice unitthat requires completion of 30 daysof approved urban and regionalplanning work experience.

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216 credit points from the urban andregional planning major.

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Overseas study can be for one or two




Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)/Bachelor of Urban Development (Honours) (Urban and Regional Planning)



semesters (or during the semester break)and the units you take can be in acreative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course.



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormUXB131 Planning and Design PracticeUXB132 Urban AnalysisYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesUXB133 Urban StudiesUXB134 Land Use PlanningNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB112 Spatial Materiality

UXB130 History of the BuiltEnvironment


Year 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleLWS012 Urban Development Law

UXB135 Negotiation and ConflictResolution

Year 3, Semester 1



UXB233 Planning LawUXB231 Stakeholder EngagementYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetUXB230 Site PlanningUXB234 Transport PlanningYear 4, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourBSB113 EconomicsUXB330 Urban DesignYear 4, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioUXB301 Professional Practice


Year 5, Semester 1USB300 Property DevelopmentUXH400-1 Project - Part A

UXH430 Planning Theory and EthicsUXH431 Urban Planning PracticeYear 5, Semester 2UXH400-2 Project - Part B

UXH331 Environmental PlanningUXH432 Community PlanningUXH433 Regional PlanningSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


UXB133 Urban StudiesUXB134 Land Use PlanningYear 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityUXB131 Planning and Design PracticeUXB132 Urban AnalysisNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.

Year 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesLWS012 Urban Development Law

UXB135 Negotiation and ConflictResolution

Year 3, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: People


UXB130 History of the BuiltEnvironment

Year 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetUXB230 Site PlanningUXB234 Transport PlanningYear 4, Semester 1



UXB231 Stakeholder EngagementUXB233 Planning LawYear 4, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioUXB301 Professional Practice


Year 5, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourUXB330 Urban DesignUXH400-1 Project - Part A

Year 5, Semester 2UXH331 Environmental PlanningUXH400-2 Project - Part B

UXH432 Community PlanningUXH433 Regional PlanningYear 6, Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsUSB300 Property DevelopmentUXH430 Planning Theory and EthicsUXH431 Urban Planning Practice





Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Year 2020

QUT code ID19

CRICOS 096574A

Duration(full-time)

5.5 years

OP 9

Rank 82

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

528


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CourseCoordinator



Sarah Briant(Architecture); Dr ThomasRainey (ChemicalProcess), AssociateProfessor JonathanBunker (Civil), Dr WayneKelly (Computer andSoftware Systems), DrAaron Mcfadyen(Electrical andAerospace), Dr JacobCoetzee (Electrical), DrWim Dekkers/ProfessorTed Steinberg(Mechanical), AssociateProfessor Luis Alvarez(Mechatronics), AssociateProfessor Devakar Epari(Medical)Design: +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Architecture);[email protected](Engineering)


General Mathematics (Units 3 & 4C)

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Recommended Study: Chemistry; MathsC; Physics. We assume that you haveknowledge equivalent to four semestersat high school level (Years 11 and 12)with sound achievement (4, SA).




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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 528 credit points,made up of 240 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Architecture) and 288credit points from the Bachelor ofEngineering (Honours). You will studydesign and engineering units in your firstyour years and for the remainder of thiscourse you will concentrate onengineering studies.



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(48 credit points)and the architecture major (144credit points), including: four sharedfoundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 528 credit points,made up of 240 credit points from theBachelor of Design (Architecture) and 288credit points from the Bachelor ofEngineering (Honours). You will studydesign and engineering units in your firstyour years and for the remainder of thiscourse you will concentrate onengineering studies.



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormEngineering Unit

Engineering UnitYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB112 Spatial MaterialityEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 2, Semester 2






Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 1DAB311 Systems and StructuresDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 2


DAB312 Building ServicesEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture


Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 2Engineering Unit

Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 6, Semester 1DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Engineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityEngineering UnitEngineering UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB114 Spatial HistoriesEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DAB200 Modern ArchitectureEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 4, Semester 1



Engineering Unit





Engineering UnitYear 4, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro




DAB311 Systems and StructuresEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 5, Semester 2



DAB312 Building ServicesOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourYear 6, Semester 1Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitYear 6, Semester 2Engineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering UnitEngineering Unit


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OrMXB161 Computational ExplorationsYear 1 - Semester 2












EGH422 Advanced ThermodynamicsEGH423 Fluids DynamicsEGH462 Process ControlYear 6 - Semester 1EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH463 Plant and Process DesignSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2


PVB101 Physics of the Very Large

Year 2 - Semester 1





MZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 3 - Semester 1EGB121 Engineering MechanicsFoundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 2CVB101 General ChemistryEGB322 ThermodynamicsYear 4 - Semester 1EGB262 Process PrinciplesEGB323 Fluid MechanicsYear 4 - Semester 2EGB364 Process Modelling


Year 5 - Semester 1EGB261 Unit Operations


Year 5 - Semester 2Other Faculty UnitOther Faculty UnitOther Faculty UnitOther Faculty UnitYear 6 - Semester 1


EGH463 Plant and Process DesignEGH408 Research ProjectYear 6 - Semester 2EGH411 Industrial ChemistryEGH422 Advanced ThermodynamicsEGH423 Fluids DynamicsEGH462 Process Control


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Year 3 - Semester 2EGB273 Principles of ConstructionEGB373 Geotechnical EngineeringYear 4, Semester 1EGB275 Structural MechanicsEGB371 Engineering HydraulicsYear 4 - Semester 2EGB376 Steel DesignEGH471 Advanced Water EngineeringYear 5 - Semester 1EGB375 Design of Concrete Structures






Year 6 - Semester 1



Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2


PVB101 Physics of the Very LargeYear 2 - Semester 1



MXB161 Computational ExplorationsYear 2 - Semester 2EGB123 Civil Engineering SystemsMZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 3 - Semester 1EGB121 Engineering MechanicsFoundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 2EGB273 Principles of ConstructionEGB373 Geotechnical EngineeringYear 4 - Semester 1EGB270 Civil Engineering Materials


Year 4 - Semester 2EGB376 Steel Design


Year 5 - Semester 1EGB275 Structural MechanicsEGB375 Design of Concrete StructuresYear 5 - Semester 2(No Engineering Units)Year 6 - Semester 1EGB371 Engineering Hydraulics





EGH471 Advanced Water Engineering




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Intermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 4 - Semester 1EGB240 Electronic DesignCAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 4 - Semester 2CAB403 Systems Programming





Year 5 - Semester 1CAB302 Software DevelopmentAdvanced Computer & SoftwareSystems Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH455 Advanced Systems DesignCAB432 Cloud ComputingAdvanced Computer & SoftwareSystems Option UnitYear 6 - Semester 1EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH456 Embedded SystemsSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2







MZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 3 - Semester 1EGB121 Engineering MechanicsFoundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 2CAB201 Programming PrinciplesEGB242 Signal AnalysisYear 4 - Semester 1


EGB240 Electronic DesignYear 4 - Semester 2CAB403 Systems ProgrammingIntermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 1


CAB301 Algorithms and ComplexityYear 5 - Semester 2(No Engineering Units)Year 6 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH456 Embedded SystemsCAB302 Software DevelopmentAdvanced Computer & Software

Systems Option UnitYear 6 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH455 Advanced Systems DesignCAB432 Cloud ComputingAdvanced Computer & SoftwareSystems Option Unit


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Year 3 - Semester 2EGB242 Signal AnalysisIntermediate Electrical Option Unit (1)EGB348 can be selected from the list. Arequisite waiver for this unit will begranted if you are enrolled in EGB242 atthe same time .Year 4 - Semester 1EGB340 Design and PracticeFoundation Unit OptionYear 4 - Semester 2Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (2)Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (3)Year 5 - Semester 1


Advanced Electrical Option Unit (1)Year 5 - Semester 2EGH400-1 Research Project 1

Advanced Electrical Option Unit (2)Advanced Electrical Option Unit (3)Advanced Electrical Option Unit (4)Year 6 - Semester 1EGH400-2 Research Project 2

Advanced Electrical Option Unit (5)Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2







MZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 3 - Semester 1EGB121 Engineering MechanicsFoundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 2


EGB242 Signal AnalysisYear 4 - Semester 1EGB240 Electronic Design


Year 4 - Semester 2




Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (1)Intermediate Electrical Option Unit (2)Year 5 - Semester 1EGB340 Design and PracticeIntermediate Electrical Option Unit (3)Year 5 - Semester 2(No Engineering Units)Year 6 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1





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MZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 2 - Semester 1EGB111 Foundation of Engineering

DesignEGB121 Engineering MechanicsYear 2 - Semester 2






Year 4 - Semester 2EGB345 Control and Dynamic SystemsEGB346 Unmanned Aircraft SystemsYear 5 - Semester 1


EGH446 Autonomous SystemsYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-1 Research Project 1



Advanced Electrical Option UnitYear 6 - Semester 1EGH400-2 Research Project 2

Advanced Electrical Option UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2








CAB202 Microprocessors and Digital

SystemsEGB242 Signal AnalysisYear 4 - Semester 1EGB240 Electronic DesignEGB243 Aircraft Systems and FlightYear 4 - Semester 2EGB346 Unmanned Aircraft SystemsIntermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 1


EGB345 Control and Dynamic SystemsYear 5 - Semester 2(No Engineering Units)Year 6 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1







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MZB125 Introductory Engineering




MathematicsORMXB161 Computational ExplorationsYear 1 - Semester 2










Year 5 - Semester 1EGB316 Design of Machine ElementsEGH414 Stress AnalysisYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH420 Mechanical Systems DesignEGH422 Advanced ThermodynamicsEGH423 Fluids DynamicsYear 6 - Semester 1EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH421 Vibration and ControlSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2






EGB120 Foundations of Electrical

EngineeringMZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 3 - Semester 1EGB121 Engineering MechanicsFoundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 2EGB211 DynamicsEGB314 Strength of MaterialsYear 4 - Semester 1EGB214 Materials and ManufacturingEGB323 Fluid MechanicsYear 4 - Semester 2


EGB322 ThermodynamicsYear 5 - Semester 1EGB321 Dynamics of Machines


Year 5 - Semester 2(No Engineering Units)Year 6 - Semester 1EGB316 Design of Machine ElementsEGH400-1 Research Project 1




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EGB345 Control and Dynamic SystemsYear 4 - Semester 1EGB220 Mechatronics Design 1EGB321 Dynamics of MachinesYear 4 - Semester 2EGB320 Mechatronics Design 2Intermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 1


EGH446 Autonomous SystemsYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH413 Advanced DynamicsEGH445 Modern ControlAdvanced Electrical Option UnitYear 6 - Semester 1EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH419 Mechatronics Design 3Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2



EGB111 Foundation of Engineering




Design






EGB242 Signal AnalysisYear 4 - Semester 1EGB211 DynamicsEGB220 Mechatronics Design 1Year 4 - Semester 2EGB320 Mechatronics Design 2EGB345 Control and Dynamic SystemsYear 5 - Semester 1EGB321 Dynamics of MachinesIntermediate Electrical Option UnitYear 5 - Semester 2(No Engineering Units)Year 6 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1



EGH445 Modern ControlEGH413 Advanced DynamicsAdvanced Electrical Option Unit


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Foundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 1LSB131 AnatomyEGB314 Strength of MaterialsYear 3 - Semester 2LSB231 Physiology


Year 4 - Semester 1EGB214 Materials and ManufacturingEGB323 Fluid MechanicsYear 4 - Semester 2EGB211 Dynamics


Year 5 - Semester 1EGB319 BioDesignEGH414 Stress AnalysisYear 5 - Semester 2EGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGH424 Biofluids


EGH418 BiomechanicsYear 6 - Semester 1EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH438 Biomaterials

Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1 - Semester 2







MZB126 Engineering ComputationYear 3 - Semester 1EGB121 Engineering MechanicsFoundation Unit OptionYear 3 - Semester 2EGB211 DynamicsLSB231 PhysiologyYear 4 - Semester 1EGB323 Fluid MechanicsLSB131 AnatomyYear 4 - Semester 2


EGB314 Strength of MaterialsYear 5 - Semester 1EGB319 BioDesignEGH414 Stress AnalysisYear 5 - Semester 2(No Engineering Units)Year 6 - Semester 1EGH400-1 Research Project 1

EGB214 Materials and Manufacturing


EGH438 BiomaterialsYear 6 - Semester 2EGH400-2 Research Project 2

EGH418 BiomechanicsEGH424 Biofluids






Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)/Bachelor of Science

Year 2020

QUT code ID20

CRICOS 096575M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];Dr Graham Johnson(Science); 3138 8822;[email protected];


Gregor Mews (LandscapeArchitecture); Dr MarionBateson (BiologicalScience); Aspro TimDargaville (Chemistry); DrLuke Nothdurft (EarthScience); Dr AndrewBaker (EnvironmentalScience); Aspro JamieTrapp (Physics) (Science)Design: +61 7 3138 2000;SEF: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Landscape Architecture);[email protected](Science)



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Recommended Study: At least one ofbiology, chemistry, earth science,geography, maths C or physics. Weassume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA).




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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture) and 192 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Science. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.


four school-wide impact lab units●

(48 credit points)the landscape architecture major(144 credit points), including: fourshared foundation units (48 creditpoints)eight units (96 credit points)from the discipline.

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chemistry●

earth science●


physics●



International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Design (LandscapeArchitecture) and 192 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Science. You willundertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementsYear 1, Semester 1DYB101 Impact Lab 1: PlaceDYB111 Create and Represent: FormScience UnitScience UnitYear 1, Semester 2


DYB114 Spatial HistoriesScience UnitScience UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB112 Spatial MaterialityScience UnitScience UnitYear 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleScience UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 1



Science UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetScience UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourScience UnitScience UnitYear 4, Semester 2


DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioScience UnitScience UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Science UnitScience UnitYear 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityScience UnitScience UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DLB102 Landscape Studio 2DYB114 Spatial HistoriesScience UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 1DLB101 Landscape Studio 1DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleScience UnitScience UnitYear 3, Semester 2DLB204 Planting DesignDYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet






DLB303 Resilient Landscapes StudioScience UnitScience UnitYear 5, Semester 1DLB301 Landscape EcologyOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List:DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourScience UnitScience Unit


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Year 1 Semester 2Science Core Unit OptionScience Major Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2BVB101 Foundations of Biology





BVB102 EvolutionYear 3 Semester 1








Year 2, Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2, Semester 2BVB101 Foundations of BiologyBVB102 EvolutionYear 3, Semester 1

















Year 1 Semester 2






Year 4 Semester 1




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Year 1 Semester 2Science Core Unit Option

Science Major Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2ERB101 Earth SystemsERB102 Evolving EarthYear 3 Semester 1















Year 4, Semester 1ERB301 Chemical EarthERB302 Applied GeophysicsYear 4, Semester 2



Year 5, Semester 1Science Core Unit Option




Science Major Unit Option


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Year 3 Semester 1



Year 3 Semester 2BVB204 EcologyEVB302 Environmental PollutionYear 4 Semester 1BVB311 Conservation BiologyEVB312 Soils and the EnvironmentYear 4 Semester 2ERB310 Groundwater Systems




Year 2, Semester 1

SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2, Semester 2ERB101 Earth Systems


Year 3, Semester 1
















Year 1 Semester 2


Science Core Unit OptionYear 2 Semester 1SEB115 Experimental Science 1SEB116 Experimental Science 2Year 2 Semester 2PVB102 Physics of the Very SmallPVB101 Physics of the Very LargeYear 3 Semester 1












Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Design (Architecture)

Year 2020

QUT code ID21

CRICOS 096576K

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 9

Rank 82

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design; phone +61 73138 2000; email:[email protected];Director of Studies, QUTBusiness School; phone:+61 7 3138 2000; email:[email protected]


Sarah Briant(Architecture); AssociateProf Belinda Luke(Accountancy); Dr LouiseKelly (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); Dr MarkDoolan (Finance); Dr AliMohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Shane Mathews(International Business);Dr Kavoos Mohannak(Management); Prof LarryNeale (Marketing); and DrAnne Lane (PublicRelations)Design: +61 7 3138 2000;Business: +61 7 [email protected](Architecture);[email protected](Business)



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Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 432 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 240 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Architecture). You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.



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requirements.



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the architecture major (144 creditpoints), which incorporates fourshared foundation units (48 creditpoints) and eight units (96 creditpoints) from the discipline.

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 432 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 240 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Design(Architecture). You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.



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points) from the discipline.





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DYB114 Spatial HistoriesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


DYB112 Spatial MaterialityBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2

DAB102 Architectural Design 2:

Spaces





Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DAB311 Systems and StructuresDYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2


DAB312 Building ServicesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1DAB200 Modern Architecture


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study TourNote: DYB201 Impact Lab 3: Planet willbe offered in semester 2 only in 2020. Itwill be offered in semester 1 andsemester 2 from 2021.Semester 2 (July) commencementsYear 1, Semester 2DYB101 Impact Lab 1: Place


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1DYB111 Create and Represent: FormDYB112 Spatial MaterialityBusiness School Unit

Business School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2DYB102 Impact Lab 2: PeopleDYB114 Spatial HistoriesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1


DAB200 Modern ArchitectureBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2


DYB201 Impact Lab 3: PlanetBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2DAB202 Architectural Design 4: Metro




DAB311 Systems and StructuresBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 2



DAB312 Building ServicesOne unit from the Impact Lab UnitOptions List (DYB301, KKB341 orKKB350):DYB301 Impact Lab 4: PurposeKKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB350 Creative Industries Study Tour


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Code Title

Semester 1 (February) commecementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global Business








Year 3 Semester 1





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Economics Optional UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and Ethics




Year 2 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3 Semester 1BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2













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BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisEFB210 Finance 1Year 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1










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Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1




Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingAYB250 Personal Financial PlanningYear 3, Semester 1







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MGB214




MGB230





MGB372





MGB310








MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2


BSB110 AccountingYear 5 Semester 1MGB37 Creating Value through

2 PeopleChoose one of the following units:MGB306 Independent Study

MGB310




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Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340












Year 5 Semester 1




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data Analysis

Year 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




MGB310




MGB225

















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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global Business




BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 Accounting


Year 3 Semester 1







Year 3 Semester 2







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Year 2 Semester 2










Year 3 Semester 1

AMB263 Introduction to Public

RelationsAMB264 Public Relations TechniquesYear 3 Semester 2AMB372 Public Relations PlanningBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 4 Semester 1











Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing)

Year 2020

QUT code ID24

CRICOS 099058G

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 13

Rank 72

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

432


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Creative Practice(Creative Industries);phone +61 7 3138 2000;email: [email protected]


Denise Beutel(Education); Craig Bolland(Creative Writing)+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsPrerequisitesYou must have completed four semestersat high school level (Years 11 and 12)with sound achievement (4, SA) in:

English; and●

at least one of Maths A, B or C.●

Additional entry requirementsApplicants must demonstrate possessionof key competencies outlined by theAustralian Institute for Teaching andSchool Leadership (AITSL) as thoseattributes and motivations common toeffective teachers.

You must complete an onlinequestionnaire to demonstrate yourmotivation for and understanding of, thecourse and profession. Details areavailable from the QTAC initial teachereducation webpage.

Haven't completed the prerequisitesubjects?You may be able to meet the prerequisiterequirements if you've completedequivalent subjects or by completingbridging courses.

How to meet prerequisite requirements

International EntryrequirementsPrerequisitesYou must have passed four semesters atAustralian high school level or equivalent:

English; and●


Additional entry requirementsPass the Initial TeacherEducation Course (ITE) capabilitiescriteria.

Applicants must demonstrate possessionof key competencies outlined by theAustralian Institute for Teaching andSchool Leadership (AITSL) as thoseattributes and motivations common toeffective teachers.

You must complete an onlinequestionnaire to demonstrate yourmotivation for and understanding of, thecourse and profession. In thequestionnaire you will be asked to:

Rank a series of potentiallyappropriate statement responses, inorder of what you think is most toleast important.

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Provide two x 500 word writtenstatements addressing thecategories and indicators as

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outlined on the Teacher Entry FactSheet.

QUT will send you details on how tocomplete the Initial TeacherEducation Course (ITE) CapabilitiesCriteria questionnaire and submit yourwritten statements after you have lodgedan application.

Haven't completed the prerequisitesubjects?You may be able to meet the prerequisiterequirements if you've completedequivalent subjects, by completingbridging courses or the QUT Foundationprogram.




Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 432 credit points,made up of 240 credit points from theBachelor of Education (Secondary) and192 credit points from the Bachelor ofFine Arts.

Education componentYou will complete:

core education units (168 creditpoints)

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a minor (72 credit points)●

Fine Arts componentYou will complete:

two common units (24 credit points)●

a fine arts major in Creative Writing(168 credit points).

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 432 credit points,made up of 240 credit points from theBachelor of Education (Secondary) and192 credit points from the Bachelor ofFine Arts.


http://www.qtac.edu.au/courses---institutions/initial-teacher-education


https://www.qut.edu.au/study/applying/undergraduate-applications/prerequisite-subjects

https://www.qtac.edu.au/ArticleDocuments/173/Teacher%20Entry%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf.aspx







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a fine arts major in Creative Writing(168 credit points).

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EUB101Supporting InnovativePedagogy with DigitalTechnologies

EUB104 Stepping InCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 1, Semester 2

EUB129Introduction to Curriculum,Pedagogy and Assessment:Double Degree

EUB129 requires a blue card

EUB112 Child and AdolescentLearning and Development

Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 2, Semester 1

EUB242-1

Professional Experience:Introduction to ProfessionalPractice

Designated unit: EUB242. Contains 15days professional experience andrequires a blue card

EUB103 Culture Studies: IndigenousEducation

Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 2, Semester 2Curriculum Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListDiscipline Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries Unit

Year 3, Semester 1

EUB343-1

Professional Experience:Informing ProfessionalPractice

Designated Unit: EUB343. Contains 20days professional experience andrequires a blue cardDiscipline Unit 2 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units List

EUB213 Inclusive Practices for DiverseLearners

Creative Industries UnitYear 3, Semester 2Curriculum Unit 2 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListDiscipline Unit 3 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 4, Semester 1

EUB444-1

Professional Experience:Transition to ProfessionalPractice


EUB102Teaching in New andEmerging EducationalContexts


EUB329 Curriculum, Pedagogy andAssessment: Double Degree


EUB445Professional Experience:Transition to ProfessionalPractice

Designated unit: EUB445. Contains 25days professional experience andrequires a blue cardEUB445 must be taken in your finalsemester of study.

EUB406Stepping Out/ QualityTeaching PerformanceAssessment

Designated unit: EUB406EUB406 must be taken in your finalsemester of study.EUB310 Teaching EAL/D LearnersDiscipline Unit 4 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units List










Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKWB113



Year 1, Semester 2Education UnitEducation Unit



Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKWB117


KWB211


Year 2, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitCWB110



Year 3, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitKWB214


Year 3, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitCWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing

KWB118


Year 4, Semester 1Education Unit




Education UnitKWB217 Editing and Publishing


Year 4, Semester 2Education UnitKWB212 Poetry and Poetics

KWB215



Year 5, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitEducation Unit

Please note: English is NOT available asa Second Teaching Area for students inID24 Bachelor of Education(Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts(Creative Writing).

In this listGeography Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units List

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History Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Unit List

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Mathematics Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units List

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Geography Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units ListCode TitleYear 2, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 1EUB251 Environment and SocietyYear 2, Semester 2: Curriculum Unit 1

EUB223 Curriculum, Pedagogy andAssessment 1: Geography

Year 3, Semester 1: Discipline Unit 2

EUB250 Australian GeographicalStudies


EUB351 Space, Population andTerritory

Year 3, Semester 2: Curriculum Unit 2


Year 5, Semester 1: Discipline Unit 4EUB350 Asia in Focus

History Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Unit ListCode TitleYear 2, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 1

EUB151 Nations and Nationalism inModern Europe


EUB222 Curriculum, Pedagogy andAssessment 1: History


EUB352 Medieval Europe and theWorld

Year 3, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 3EUB253 The Classical WorldYear 3, Semester 2: Curriclum Unit 2


Year 5, Semester 1: Discipline Unit 4EUB451 Australia, Britain and America

Mathematics Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units ListCode TitleYear 2, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 1

EUB153 Thinking and CommunicatingMathematically


EUB221 Curriculum, Pedagogy andAssessment 1: Mathematics


EUB256Exploring, Representing andInterpreting MathematicalChange


EUB257 Reasoning with Quantity,Space and Shape



Year 5, Semester 1: Discipline Unit 4EUB355 Uncertain Situations





Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance)

Year 2020

QUT code ID24

CRICOS 099058G

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

432


48



CourseCoordinator



Denise Beutel(Education); Avril Huddy(Dance)Education: 07 3138 3947;Dance: 07 3138 [email protected] (Education);[email protected](Dance)

Domestic Entry requirementsEducation/Bachelor of Fine Arts(Dance) - DOM audition - EditPrerequisitesPrerequisites are the subject(s) below youmust meet before you are considered forentry:

english, or literature, or english andliterature extension, or english as anadditional language (units 3 & 4, C)

●

general mathematics, mathematicalmethods or specialist mathematics(units 3 & 4, C)

●

Haven't completed the prerequisitesubjects?

You may be able to meet the prerequisiterequirements if you've completedequivalent subjects or by completingbridging courses.


Additional entry requirements

You must complete a successful videoaudition for the dance component of yourcourse.

For education, you must demonstratepossession of key competencies outlinedby the Australian Institute for Teachingand School Leadership (AITSL) asattributes and motivations common toeffective teachers. You must complete anonline questionnaire to demonstrate yourmotivation for, and understanding of, thecourse and profession. Details areavailable from the QTAC initial teachereducation website.




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Please note that the application processfor 2021 entry involves pre-recordingaudition and personal statement videos tosubmit with your application (via YouTubeURL links). No auditions will beconducted in person for this cycle.

How to apply

Step 1


Step 2






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Please upload your supporting documentas one combined file only.


Dance application preparation (PDF file,1.0 MB)

Audition feedback



Contact the Creative Industries Facultyfor more information on our audition




https://www.qtac.edu.au/teacher-entry/

https://www.qtac.edu.au/teacher-entry/


























process. You can get in touch by [email protected] or calling 3138 8114.



English; and●


Additional entry requirementsSuccessful audition; and

Pass the Initial TeacherEducation Course (ITE) capabilitiescriteria.




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Provide two x 500 word writtenstatements addressing thecategories and indicators asoutlined on the Teacher Entry FactSheet.

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How to applyApplicants are encouraged to apply assoon as possible, applications submittedafter November 30 may not be assessedin time for commencement of study inSemester 1 of the following year.

Step 1: Attend an audition. Complete theF form and nominate your preferredaudition date; or

Step 2: Unable to attend an audition.Complete the F form and include auditionmaterials, personal statement video andsupporting documents with theapplication. Please refer to the Danceaudition preparation for details of what toinclude in your video submission.

Supporting documentationAll documents requested on the FForm

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Confirmation notice of audition time,date and location if you areattending an audition

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4” x 6” full length body shot facingfront in leotard and tights or swimsuit (no board shorts)

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Tertiary Dance Council PersonalStatement

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Tertiary Dance CouncilPhysiotherapist Report

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YouTube link/s of your audition andpersonal statement video/s if youare unable to attend an audition

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Audition preparation

Dance audition preparation

Audition locations and dates

International applicants are encouragedto attend an audition as outlined below. Ifyou do not attend your audition or submitan audition and personal statement videoyou cannot be considered for a place inthe course.

Brisbane: Thursday 27 or Friday 28September 2018

Z9, Creative Industries Precinct, corner ofKelvin Grove Rd & Musk Avenue, QUTKelvin Grove Campus

Audition feedback







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a fine arts major in Dance (168credit points).

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a fine arts major in Dance (168credit points).

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EUB101 Supporting InnovativePedagogy with Digital


















TechnologiesEUB104 Stepping InCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 1, Semester 2





EUB242-1




Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 2, Semester 2Curriculum Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListDiscipline Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 3, Semester 1

EUB343-1





EUB444-1

Professional Experience:Transition to Professional

PracticeDesignated unit: EUB444. Contains 20days professional experience andrequires a blue card


















Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Education UnitEducation Unit

KDB112 Dance TechniqueFundamentals

KDB113 Dance StudiesYear 1, Semester 2Education UnitEducation Unit



Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKDB210 Dance CompositionKYB103 The Creative BodyYear 2, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKDB122 Popular Dance Styles


Year 3, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitKDB218 Performance in Context 1Year 3, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKDB123 Dance LegaciesKDB223 Screen DanceYear 4, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKDB318 Performance in Context 2


Year 4, Semester 2Education Unit

KDB206 Dance in ContemporaryCulture

KDB222 World DanceKDB320 Independent Dance ProjectYear 5, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitEducation Unit

In this listEnglish Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units List

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Geography Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units List

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History Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units List

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English Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units ListCode TitleYear 2, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 1

EUB152 Teaching Young Adult




LiteratureYear 2, Semester 2: Curriculum Unit 1

EUB220 Curriculum, Pedagogy andAssessment 1: English

Year 3, Semester 1: Discipline Unit 2EUB254 Studies in LanguageYear 3, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 3

EUB255 Literature in SecondaryTeaching




EUB354 Screen Studies and NewMedia










History Second Teaching AreaDiscipline and Curriculum Units ListCode TitleYear 2, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 1






Year 3, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 3EUB253 The Classical WorldYear 3, Semester 2: Curriculum Unit 2



Mathematics Second Teaching Area

Discipline and Curriculum Units ListCode TitleYear 2, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 1















Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama)

Year 2020

QUT code ID24

CRICOS 099058G

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 13

Rank 72

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

432


48




CourseCoordinator



Denise Beutel(Education); Aspro BreeHadley (Drama)Education: 07 3138 3947;Drama: 07 3138 [email protected] (Education);[email protected](Drama)


English; and●


Additional entry requirementsYou must demonstrate possession of keycompetencies outlined by the AustralianInstitute for Teaching and SchoolLeadership (AITSL) as those attributesand motivations common to effectiveteachers.

To demonstrate this you must completean online questionnaire to demonstrateyour motivation for and understanding of,the course and profession. Details areavailable from the QTAC initial teachereducation webpage.

If you've achieved a 'satisfactory' resultfor one or more components of theLiteracy and Numeracy Test for InitialTeacher Education (LANTITE) at anotherinstitution, the 'satisfactory' result can becarried across with your admissionapplication. You are not eligible to applyfor a place in this course if one or morecomponents of LANTITE remains at'unsatisfactory' after two test attempts forthat component.




English; and●






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a fine arts major in Drama (168●











credit points).




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a fine arts major in Drama (168credit points).

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EUB242-1






EUB343-1





EUB444-1




















Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKTB110 Plays that Changed the WorldKYB103 The Creative BodyYear 1, Semester 2Education UnitEducation Unit



Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Education UnitEducation Unit



Year 2, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKTB120 Diverse Theatre Practice


Year 3, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitKTB216 Drama Practice: InterpretationYear 3, Semester 2Education UnitEducation Unit




KTB121 The Responsive Performer


Year 4, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKTB217 Story and PerformanceKTB316 Drama Practice: GenerationYear 4, Semester 2Education UnitKTB225 Radical Theatre Forms


KTB326 Drama Practice 5: RealisationYear 5, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitEducation Unit


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EUB152 Teaching Young AdultLiterature










EUB223 Curriculum, Pedagogy and

Assessment 1: GeographyYear 3, Semester 1: Discipline Unit 2































Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film, Screen and New Media)

Year 2020

QUT code ID24

CRICOS 099058G

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 14

Rank 72

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

432


48




CourseCoordinator



Denise Beutel(Education); Joe Carter(Film, Screen and NewMedia)Education: 07 3138 3947;Film: 07 3138 [email protected] (Education);[email protected] (Film,Screen and New Media)


English; and●


Additional entry requirementsYou must demonstrate possession of keycompetencies outlined by the AustralianInstitute for Teaching and SchoolLeadership (AITSL) as those attributesand motivations common to effectiveteachers.

To demonstrate this you must completean online questionnaire to demonstrateyour motivation for and understanding of,the course and profession. Details areavailable from the QTAC initial teachereducation webpage.

If you've achieved a 'satisfactory' resultfor one or more components of theLiteracy and Numeracy Test for InitialTeacher Education (LANTITE) at anotherinstitution, the 'satisfactory' result can becarried across with your admissionapplication. You are not eligible to applyfor a place in this course if one or morecomponents of LANTITE remains at'unsatisfactory' after two test attempts forthat component.




English; and●






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a fine arts major in Film, Screen and●











New Media (168 credit points).




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a fine arts major in Film, Screen andNew Media (168 credit points).

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EUB242-1






EUB343-1





EUB444-1




















Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKPB113 Screen Text AnalysisKPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingYear 1, Semester 2Education UnitEducation Unit



Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKPB117 Screen Crafts: Non-FictionKPB208 Screen GenresYear 2, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKPB121 Screen BusinessKPB122 Screen Crafts: NarrativesYear 3, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitOne unit from the Film, Screen and NewMedia Options List (KPB215, KPB216 orKPB217):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: Experiments




Year 3, Semester 2Education UnitEducation Unit


KPB220 Factual ScreensYear 4, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKPB315 Global Screen StudiesOne unit from the Film, Screen and NewMedia Options List (KPB215, KPB216 orKPB217):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsYear 4, Semester 2Education UnitKPB221 Screen Project Development


KPB325 Screen IssuesYear 5, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitEducation Unit


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Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music)

Year 2020

QUT code ID24

CRICOS 099058G

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

432


48



CourseCoordinator



Denise Beutel(Education); Brad Millard(Music)Education: 07 3138 3947;Music: 07 3138 [email protected] (Education);[email protected](Music)

Domestic Entry requirementsEducation/Bachelor of Fine Arts(Music) - DOM audition - EditPrerequisitesPrerequisites are the subject(s) below youmust meet before you are considered forentry:

english, or literature, or english andliterature extension, or english as anadditional language (Units 3 & 4, C)

●

general mathematics, mathematicalmethods or specialist mathematics(Units 3 & 4, C)

●


You may be able to meet the prerequisiterequirements if you've completedequivalent subjects or by completingbridging courses.



You must complete a successful auditionfor the music component of your course.





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Please note that the application processfor 2021 entry involves pre-recordingand/or uploading audition and personalstatement videos to submit with yourapplication (via YouTube URL links). Noauditions will be conducted in person forthis cycle.

How to apply

Step 1


Step 2






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a CV (curriculum vitae) of no morethan two pages, which includes yourformal and informal learning andexperiences in the field of music

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a copy of your most recent highschool report

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results of any previous tertiarystudies

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evidence of your highest musicalachievements.

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Music application preparation (PDF file,185.2 KB)


Audition feedback




http://www.qtac.edu.au/teacher-entry/

http://www.qtac.edu.au/teacher-entry/























Contact the Creative Industries faculty formore information on our audition process.You can get in touch by [email protected] or calling 3138 8114.



English; and●


Additional entry requirementsYou must successfully:

perform an audition (you have theoption to send audition material toQUT or attend an audition inAustralia)

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have completed Australian Year 12,or equivalent qualifications

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pass the Initial TeacherEducation Course (ITE) capabilitiescriteria.

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How to applyWe encourage you to apply as soon aspossible. Applications submitted after 30November may not be assessed in timeto start study in Semester 1 of thefollowing year.

Nominate an audition date when youcomplete the form. If you can't attend anaudition in Brisbane, submit yourapplication form along with your recordedaudition material, personal statement andyour supporting documents.

Supporting documentsYou must provide written notes explainingyour role in the creation of any recordedpieces you're presenting, including howyou created it and your aims in creating it.Either bring this to your audition or submitit along wiht your application form.

If you're attending an audition, you mustbring:

confirmation of your audition time,date and location

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a printed CV of no more than 2pages, outlining both formal andinformal learning and experiences inthe field of music.

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Audition preparationMusic audition preparation document(PDF file, 199KB)

Audition equipment availability (PDF file,150KB)

Audition locations and datesWe encourage you to attend one of theavailable audition times, which you cannominate when you complete theapplication form.

If you don't attend an audition, or submityour audition and personal statementvideo, you won't be considered for a placein the course.

Brisbane auditionsDates:

Tuesday 1 October 2019●

Wednesday 2 October 2019●

Thursday 3 October 2019●

Friday 4 October 2019●

Location:Z9, Creative Industries Precinct,●

corner of Kelvin Grove Rd & MuskAvenue, QUT Kelvin Grove Campus

Audition feedbackDue to the large number of applicationsreceived, the selection panel is unable toprovide feedback to applicants.

I need more informationContact the Creative Industries Faculty fomore information on our audition process.You can get in touch by [email protected] or calling +61 7 31388114.

When do I find out my auditionoutcome?We will notify you of your outcome byemail from mid-November.






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a fine arts major in Music (168 creditpoints).

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a fine arts major in Music (168 creditpoints).

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EUB242-1




Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 2, Semester 2Curriculum Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListDiscipline Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries Unit

Year 3, Semester 1

EUB343-1





EUB444-1




















Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKMB118 Musicianship 1KMB119 Music Production 1Year 1, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKMB109 Creative Practice in Music


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKMB223 Music and MediaKYB103 The Creative BodyYear 2, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKMB128 Musicianship 2KMB129 Music Production 2Year 3, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitKMB217 Music Creation 1Year 3, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKMB227 Music Creation 2


Year 4, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKMB218 Musicianship 3KMB317 Music Creation 3Year 4, Semester 2Education UnitKMB222 Music and CultureKMB228 Musicianship 4KMB327 Music Creation 4




Year 5, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitEducation Unit


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Code TitleYear 2, Semester 2: Discipline Unit 1
























Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts)

Year 2020

QUT code ID24

CRICOS 099058G

Duration(full-time)

4.5 years

OP 14

Rank 70

Campus Kelvin Grove





Total creditpoints

432


48



CourseCoordinator



Denise Beutel(Education); Dr RachaelHaynes (Visual Arts)Education: 07 3138 3947;Visual Arts: 07 3138 [email protected] (Education);[email protected](Visual Arts)

Domestic Entry requirementsEducation/Bachelor of Fine Arts(Visual Arts) - DOM interview -EditPrerequisitesPrerequisites are the subject(s) below youmust meet before you are considered forentry:


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General Mathematics, MathematicalMethods or Specialist Mathematics(Units 3 & 4, C).

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You must also submit your portfolio andattend a successful Zoom interview forthe visual arts component of your course.





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How to apply

Step 1


Step 2


You will be required to upload yourportfolio (one file) and supportingdocumentation (second file) to yourapplication.



Step 3




· a printed CV of no more than 2 pages,outlining both formal and informal learningand experiences in the field of visual artstogether with your academic record

Please upload your supportingdocumentation as one file, and yourportfolio as a second file in the QUTonline registration form.


Visual arts portfolio and interview























preparation (PDF file, 932.9 KB)


Interview dates

You will select a Zoom interview timethrough the QUT online registration form.The time and date of your interviewcannot be changed except in exceptionalcircumstances.

If you don't attend an interview on Zoom,you won't be considered for a place in thecourse.

Zoom interviews

Date




Upon successful submission of the QUTonline registration form, you will receive aconfirmation email including the Zoommeeting ID that can be used to join yourscheduled interview session.






International EntryrequirementsEducation/Bachelor of Fine Arts(Visual Arts) - INT interview -EditPrerequisitesPrerequisites are the subject(s) below youmust meet before you are considered forentry:


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General Mathematics, MathematicalMethods or Specialist Mathematics(Units 3 & 4, C)

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You must successfully:submit a portfolio●

attend an interview●


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Initial Teacher Education Course (ITE)capabilities criteria

You must also successfully pass theInitial Teacher Education Course (ITE)capabilities criteria and demonstratepossession of key competencies outlinedby the Australian Institute for Teachingand School Leadership (AITSL) as thoseattributes and motivations common toeffective teachers.


rank a series of potentiallyappropriate statement responses, inorder of what you think is most toleast important.

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provide two, 500 word writtenstatements addressing thecategories and indicators asoutlined on the teacher entry factsheet.

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We will send you details on how tocomplete the Initial Teacher EducationCourse (ITE) Capabilities Criteriaquestionnaire and submit your writtenstatements after you have lodged anapplication.


You may be able to meet the prerequisiterequirements if you've completedequivalent subjects, by completingbridging courses or the QUT Foundationprogram.


How to apply

We encourage you to apply as soon aspossible. Applications submitted after 30

November may not be assessed in timeto start study in Semester 1 of thefollowing year.




your portfolio●


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Your interview





Interview dates

You will be assigned a Zoom interviewtime after your application is submitted,.The time and date of your interviewcannot be changed except in exceptionalcircumstances.

If you do not attend an interview onZoom,, you won't be considered for aplace in the course.

Zoom interviews

Date















https://www.qtac.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Teacher-Entry-Fact-Sheet.pdf

https://www.qtac.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Teacher-Entry-Fact-Sheet.pdf




















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a fine arts major in Visual Arts (168credit points).

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International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 432 credit points,made up of 240 credit points from the

Bachelor of Education (Secondary) and192 credit points from the Bachelor ofFine Arts.



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a fine arts major in Visual Arts (168credit points).

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EUB242-1




Creative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 2, Semester 2Curriculum Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units ListDiscipline Unit 1 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline and

Curriculum Units ListCreative Industries UnitCreative Industries UnitYear 3, Semester 1

EUB343-1





EUB444-1










Designated unit: EUB406EUB406 must be taken in your finalsemester of study.






EUB310 Teaching EAL/D LearnersDiscipline Unit 4 for Second TeachingArea from the Education Discipline andCurriculum Units List










Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Education UnitEducation Unit


KVB113 Australian Art and IdentityYear 1, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKVB102 Modernism in Art


Note: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitKVB117 Visual Arts Open Studio 1KVB216 Post 1945 ArtYear 2, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKVB127 Visual Arts Open Studio 2


Year 3, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitKVB217 Visual Arts Open Studio 3Year 3, Semester 2Education UnitEducation UnitKVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeKVB227 Visual Arts Open Studio 4Year 4, Semester 1Education UnitEducation Unit


KVB317 Visual Arts Open Studio 5Year 4, Semester 2Education UnitKVB222 Spatial Art: Object and SiteKVB223 Post 1989 ArtKVB327 Visual Arts Open Studio 6Year 5, Semester 1Education UnitEducation UnitEducation UnitEducation Unit


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https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=IX34&id=36175. CRICOS No.00213J


Year 2020

QUT code IX34

CRICOS 059596B

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 8

Rank 84

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre QUTCreative IndustriesFaculty; email:[email protected];phone: 3138 2000Director of Studies, QUTBusiness School; email:[email protected]


Associate Prof BelindaLuke (Accountancy);Nicolas Pontes(Advertising); Dr RadhikaLahiri (Economics); DrMark Doolan (Finance);Dr Ali Muhammad(Human ResourceManagement); Dr ShaneMathews (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Prof LarryNeale (Marketing); and DrAnne Lane (PublicRelations)CI: +61 7 3138 [email protected](Creative Industries);[email protected](Business)



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We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA). Accountancy,finance, economics and marketing majorsalso requires 4 SA in Maths A, B or C.



OverviewThe entrepreneurial nature of theBachelor of Creative Industries makesthis an ideal double degree with business.Some combinations may be particularlycomplementary in building related skillsets, for example film, television andscreen with marketing; or creative andprofessional writing with public relations.Alternatively, you may be interested inpursuing a professional business career,such as accounting, finance or humanresource management within a creativeindustries environment.

Course DesignIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of CreativeIndustries. You will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.

Business component:You must complete the 96 credit pointBusiness Core Units together with a 96credit point Business Major. You willchoose a major from accounting,advertising, economics, finance, humanresource management, international

business, management, marketing orpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill undertake 6 specifed Business Coreunits and 10 Accountancy Major Coreunits in order to meet the professionalrecognition requirements.

Creative Industries component:You will complete Creative Industries coreunits (96 credit points) and a CreativeIndustries major (96 credit points) fromone of the following disciplines(Animation; Art and Design History;Creative and Professional Writing; DanceStudies; Drama; Entertainment Industries;Fashion Communication; Film, Televisionand Screen; Interactive and VisualDesign; Journalism; Literary Studies;Media and Communication; and Music).

Career OutcomesThrough the combination of creativeindustries with business, you will equipyourself for an exciting career in thegrowth area of creative industries.

If you wish to use your businessknowledge more in your career, you couldgain employment in arts administration,marketing, managing or balancing thebooks for creative projects andbusinesses.

You will also develop the entrepreneurialand business skills necessary to sell yourabilities to a range of employers, or startyour own creative enterprise in theperformance, visual or production arts.Please refer to the Faculty of Businessprospectus to find out more about thebusiness majors.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Creative Industries(Honours), or the Bachelor of Business(Honours) (Study Area A), provided youhave met entry requirements.

Professional RecognitionBusiness component: Students may beeligible for membership to a number ofprofessional bodies depending on choiceof major and unit selection. Details onprofessional recognition can be foundunder the individual majors of theBachelor of Business (BS05).

DefermentDomestic students can defer their offer inthis course for one year. In exceptionalcircumstances up to 12 months ofadditional deferment may be granted.

https://qutvirtual4.qut.edu.au/group/student/enrolment/courses/course?courseCode=IX34&id=36175




Find out more on deferment.

Important Information forBusiness StudentsQUT Business School rules andprocedures are outlined in the BusinessUndergraduate Guidelines booklet.Other useful information can be found onthe Student Services website.

Domestic Course structureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. businessand creative industries) comprises 192credit points.

The business component is made up of96 credit points of Business School coreunits and 96 credit points of units from abusiness major. The business majors areaccountancy, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing, publicrelations. Accountancy students willcomplete 10 major units and six BusinessSchool core units in order to meetprofessional recognition requirements.

The creative industries component ismade up of 96 credit points of core unitsand a creative industries major (96 creditpoints). You can choose a creativeindustries major from one of animation;art and design history; creative andprofessional writing; dance studies;drama; entertainment industries; fashioncommunication; film, television andscreen; interactive and visual design;journalism; literary studies; media andcommunication; or music.


International CoursestructureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Creative Industries) comprises 192credit points.

The Business component is made up of96 credit points of Business School coreunits and 96 credit points of units from aBusiness major. The Business majors areaccountancy, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, human

resource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing, publicrelations. Accountancy students willcomplete 10 major units and 6 BusinessSchool core units in order to meetprofessional recognition requirements.

The Creative Industries component ismade up of 96 credit points of core unitsand a Creative Industries major (96 creditpoints). You can choose a creativeindustries major from one of animation;art and design history; creative andprofessional writing; dance studies;drama; entertainment industries; fashioncommunication; film, television andscreen; interactive and visual design;journalism; literary studies; media andcommunication; or music.

Study OverseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT degree with one of ourworldwide exchange partners. Overseasstudy can be for one or two semesters (orduring the semester break) and the unitsyou take can be in either degree area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.










Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School Unit


Creative Industries Major: First UnitYear 1, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School Unit


Creative Industries Major: Second UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitA unit from the Level 1 Unit Options(either DXB102 or KPB101 or KVB104):

DXB102 Visual Communication


KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeCreative Industries Major: Third UnitNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 2, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitA unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KKB285 or KYB201):KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2


Creative Industries Major: Fourth UnitNote: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 UnitOption'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Fifth UnitA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsYear 3, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsYear 4, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Seventh UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit OptionsYear 4, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School Unit

http://www.deferment.qut.edu.au

http://www.bus.qut.edu.au/currentstude/undergraduate/forms.jsp


http://www.studentservices.qut.edu.au






Creative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit Options









Code TitleYear 1, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School Unit


Creative Industries Major: First UnitYear 2, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitKKB180 Creative FuturesCreative Industries Major: Second UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitA unit from the Level 1 Unit Options(either DXB102 or KPB101 or KVB104):DXB102 Visual Communication


KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeCreative Industries Major: Third UnitNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitA unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KKB285 or KYB201).KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2


Creative Industries Major: Fourth UnitNote: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 Unit

Option'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Fifth UnitA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsYear 4, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsYear 4, Semester 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Seventh UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit OptionsYear 5, Semester 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit Options









Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial AccountingAYB225 Management Accounting

Year 3 Semester 1






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 Economics

BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1








Economics Optional UnitEconomics Options ListQuantitative Economics UnitsEFB222 Introduction to Applied

Econometrics








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EFB335 InvestmentsYear 4 Semester 2EFB344 Risk Management and




DerivativesEFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4 Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 2






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1

Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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Year 2, Semester 1 (Feb)●



Year 3, Semester 2 (Jul)●


Year 4, Semester 2 (Jul)●


Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsMGB200 Managing People



MGB229


Year 3 Semester 2


MGB230



MGB339





MGB310






Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2 (July)BSB115 ManagementBSB113 EconomicsYear 2, Semester 1 (Feb)BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 2 (July)BSB111 Business Law and EthicsMGB200 Managing People

Year 3, Semester 1 (Feb)BSB123 Data AnalysisMGB214


Year 3, Semester 2 (Jul)MGB229


MGB230


Year 4, Semester 1 (Feb)MGB331 Developing People

MGB339


Year 4, Semester 2 (Jul)BSB110 AccountingMGB372


Year 5, Semester 1 (Feb)



MGB310




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Year 4 Semester 1




MGB340









Year 5 Semester 1




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MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1


MGB34 Managing Risk




1Year 4 Semester 2MGB309 Managing Strategically

MGB310




MGB225













MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 1





AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 Marketing

Year 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


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Year 2 Semester 2













Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Animation)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Creative Practice(Creative Industries)email:[email protected];Director of Studies, QUTBusiness School; email:[email protected]; ph07 3138 2000


Sorin Oancea(Animation); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Domestic Course structureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Fine Arts. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

Business componentThe business component is made up of96 credit points of Business School coreunits and 96 credit points of units from abusiness major. The business majors areaccountancy, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing andpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill complete 10 major units and sixBusiness School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.

Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in animation.


Overseas study can be for one or twosemesters (or during the semester break)and the units you take can be in eitherdegree area, depending on how theymatch with your QUT course.

International CoursestructureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Fine Arts. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.


Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in animation.




















KNB125 Animation History and ContextBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2


KNB135 Animation AestheticsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KNB126 Motion DesignKNB127 CGI FoundationsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2


KNB137 Digital WorldsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1KNB215 Animation Performance

KNB216 Visual Storytelling: CinematicPre-Visualisation

Business School nitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2Two units from the following three:

KNB225 Advanced AnimationPerformance


KNB227 CGI TechnologiesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1KNB217 Digital Creatures




The remaining unit from the followingthree:KNB225 Advanced Animation

Performance


KNB227 CGI TechnologiesBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit









Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial AccountingAYB225 Management AccountingYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1






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Year 3 Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 4 Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioYear 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising Campaigns




Year 3, Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3, Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 4, Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital Portfolio




Year 4, Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsAMB200 Consumer BehaviourYear 5, Semester 1












Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB124 Working in BusinessEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 3 Semester 2Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2BSB126 Marketing


Economics Options ListQuantitative Economics Units









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EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2, Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 Management

Year 2, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3, Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3, Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4, Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4, Semester 2






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 Management




Year 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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Year 1 Semester 2 (Jul)●

Year 2 Semester 1 (Feb)●







Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

MGB214




MGB230



MGB339


Year 4 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessMGB372


Year 4 Semester 2



MGB310



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2 (Jul)BSB115 ManagementBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1 (Feb)BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2 (Jul)BSB111 Business Law and Ethics

MGB200 Managing People

Year 3 Semester 1 (Feb)BSB123 Data AnalysisMGB214


Year 3 Semester 2 (Jul)MGB229


MGB230


Year 4 Semester 1 (Feb)MGB331 Developing People

MGB339


Year 4 Semester 2 (Jul)BSB110 AccountingMGB372


Year 5 Semester 1 (Feb)


Select one of the following units:MGB306 Independent Study

MGB310




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BSB123 Data AnalysisMGB225
















Year 5, Semester 1














MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2








MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 2




AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3, Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


Year 3, Semester 2










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BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 1AMB372 Public Relations Planning








Year 3, Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative Writing)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Craig Bolland (CreativeWriting); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in creative writing.





Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in creative writing.




















KWB113





Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KWB116 Creative Non-Fiction

KWB117




KWB118


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1KWB211


KWB214


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1KWB217 Editing and Publishing


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2KWB21 Dangerous Ideas:

5 Contemporary Debates inWriting
















KWB113


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2CWB110


KWB118


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1KWB116 Creative Non-Fiction

KWB117


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2CWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing



KWB211




KWB215



















Year 4 Semester 2AYB301 Audit and Assurance




AYB311 Financial Accounting Issues


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Semester 2 (February)commencement

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Year 3 Semester 1




Semester 2 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 Management



Year 3 Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 2AMB318 Advertising CopywritingAMB319 Media PlanningYear 4 Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioYear 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising CampaignsAMB200 Consumer BehaviourYear 5 Semester 1BSB123 Data Analysis



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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB223 Economics 2Year 2 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 1BSB115 Management

Economics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




BSB126 MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingEFB223 Economics 2Year 2 Semester 2EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 3 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2


Economics Optional UnitYear 5 Semester 1BSB126 Marketing














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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB210 Finance 1Year 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1BSB126 MarketingEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB335 InvestmentsYear 4 Semester 1



Year 4 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessEFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB210 Finance 1

Year 3 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB335 InvestmentsYear 4 Semester 2



Year 5 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessEFB360 Finance Capstone


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AYB240 Superannuation and

Retirement PlanningYear 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230



MGB339




Year 4 Semester 2



MGB310



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2 (Jul)BSB115 ManagementBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 1 (Feb)BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2 (Jul)BSB111 Business Law and EthicsMGB200 Managing People

Year 3 Semester 1 (Feb)BSB123 Data Analysis

MGB214




MGB230



MGB339







MGB310




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Year 2 Semester 2

BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 3 Semester 1AYB227 International AccountingMGB340














Year 5 Semester 1

















MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2








MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 2






Year 3 Semester 2



Year 4 Semester 1AMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB340 Services Marketing

Year 4 Semester 2AMB200 Consumer BehaviourAMB336 International MarketingYear 5 Semester 1




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AMB379 Public Relations Campaigns




Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 2BSB113 Economics


Year 3 Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Creative and Professional Writing)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 8

Rank 84

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Craig Bolland (Creativeand Professional Writing);Dr Ogan Yigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Important NoticeThe last intake into the IX35 Fashionmajor was 2014. From 2015 this major isavailable as part of the single degree,DE42 Bachelor of Design (Honours)(Fashion). Continuing students shouldcomplete their IX35 Fashion studies bythe end of 2017 as some units may beoffered for a limited time for transitionpurposes. Please contact [email protected] you have any concerns regardingcompleting your studies within thistimeframe.

OverviewYou will graduate with not only advancedtechnical and creative practice skills, butalso with highly developed businessknowledge. You will be well equipped towork as either a creative practitioner orbusiness professional.

You will be equipped to take advantage ofthe growing range of career opportunitiesavailable within the creative industries,whether that be as a creative practitioner,a business professional, or by applyingyour creative skills within a businessenvironment.

Your business degree will give you abroad base of commercial knowledge.

This understanding of business makesyou more attractive to employers, even ifyou wish to work predominantly as afashion designer. You will also developthe entrepreneurial skills necessary to sellyour abilities within your chosen industry,and perhaps start your own business.

Course DesignThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Fashion) comprises 192 credit points.

Your business degree componentcomprises eight business core units, andeight business major units. You willchoose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, human resource management,international business, management,marketing or public relations.Accountancy students will complete 10major units and 6 Business School coreunits in order to meet professionalrecognition requirements.

Your Fine Arts component comprises(192 credit points) from the Fashiondiscipline.

Career OutcomesOur graduates have had a significantimpact on the emerging Brisbane fashionscene and have successfully launchedtheir careers internationally. Many of ourgraduates are entrepreneurial, startingtheir own labels and small businesses.

They excel as independent designers andhave collaborated with larger fashionhouses such as Sportsgirl. Others workas fashion stylists, international trendforecasters and product developmentmanagers, living and working in cities allover the world. Pathways to further study,including honours and research degrees,lead to diverse outcomes such as fashioncuratorship and sustainability studies.


Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this courseyou will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours)(Study Area A) or the Bachelor ofBusiness (Honours) (Study Area A),





provided you have met entryrequirements.




Domestic Course structureYour courseThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. businessand creative and professional writing)comprises 192 credit points.

Your business degree componentcomprises eight business core units, andeight business major units. You willchoose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill complete 10 major units and sixBusiness School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.


International CoursestructureYour courseThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Creative and Professional Writing)comprises 192 credit points.

Your business degree componentcomprises eight business core units, andeight business major units. You willchoose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, human

resource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill complete 10 major units and 6Business School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.











Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1KWB110 Writing Fundamentals

KWB113


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2KPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingKWB104 Writing the Short Story

Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KWB116 Creative Non-Fiction

KWB117



Introduction to LiteraryStudies

KWB118



Year 3, Semester 1KWB211


KWB310

Editing and Developing theManuscript

Business School nitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2KWB212 Poetry and Poetics

KWB213 Corporate Writing and Editing





KWB215














Year 3 Semester 2










AYB219 Taxation LawAYB340 Company AccountingYear 4 Semester 1AYB230 Corporations Law




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Year 3 Semester 1






Year 3, Semester 1














Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB124 Working in BusinessEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 3 Semester 2

Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2BSB126 Marketing











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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data Analysis




Year 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1










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Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230



MGB339






MGB372


Year 4 Semester 2



MGB310








MGB230



MGB339







MGB310




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Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3, Semester 1AYB227 International Accounting

MGB225







Year 5, Semester 1














MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2











MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 2


AMB336 International MarketingYear 4 Semester 1AMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB340 Services MarketingYear 4 Semester 2BSB399 Real World Ready - Business

CapstoneAMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3, Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


Year 3, Semester 2







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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 Accounting

BSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1












Year 3, Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Aspro Bree Hadley(Drama); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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As with the creative industries as a whole,contemporary drama and performanceare evolving to incorporate technology,cross disciplinary practice,experimentation and commercialisation.

Performance making is not limited to thetheatre: performers express their ideas bycreating their own works for festivals, site-specific and public events.

Course DesignThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Drama) comprises 192 credit points.


Your Fine Arts component comprises(192 credit points) from the Dramadiscipline.

Career OutcomesAs a multiskilled graduate you will seek tocomplement your artistic career with paidemployment in related areas. Graduateswork as event coordinators, festivalorganisers and administrators. Someestablish companies with other graduatesto create work for the independent theatresector. Graduates have establishedsuccessful careers as playwrights, artisticdirectors, directors, designers orperformers working across a variety ofgenres including physical theatre ormusic.



Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this courseyou will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours)(Study Area A) or the Bachelor ofBusiness (Honours) (Study Area A),provided you have met entryrequirements.












Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in drama.




Business componentThe business component is made up of96 credit points of Business School coreunits and 96 credit points of units from abusiness major. The business majors areaccountancy, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing andpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill complete 10 major units and six

Business School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.

Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in drama.

















KTB121 The Responsive PerformerBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KTB110 Plays that Changed the WorldKYB103 The Creative BodyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2KTB120 Diverse Theatre Practice




KTB216 Drama Practice: InterpretationBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2KTB225 Radical Theatre Forms


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1KTB217 Story and PerformanceKTB316 Drama Practice: GenerationBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2


KTB326 Drama Practice 5: RealisationBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit











KTB121 The Responsive PerformerBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 1



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2KTB120 Diverse Theatre Practice


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1KTB110 Plays that Changed the World







KYB103 The Creative BodyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2KTB225 Radical Theatre Forms


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1KTB216 Drama Practice: InterpretationKTB316 Drama Practice: GenerationBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2


KTB326 Drama Practice 5: RealisationBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1KTB217 Story and Performance













Year 3 Semester 2AYB219 Taxation LawAYB340 Company Accounting

Year 4 Semester 1AYB230 Corporations Law




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Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2

BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


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Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB124 Working in BusinessEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 3 Semester 2Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional Unit




Year 4 Semester 1Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2BSB126 Marketing











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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial Markets

EFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1










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MGB214




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Year 4 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessMGB37 Creating Value through

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Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3, Semester 1AYB227 International AccountingMGB22 Intercultural Communication




5 and Negotiation SkillsYear 3, Semester 2AMB210 Importing and Exporting





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MGB225


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Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Fashion)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years




Total creditpoints

384


48



CourseCoordinator



Dr Tiziana Ferrero-Regis(Fashion); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsImportant information for2014 applicantsI have listed Fashion as apreference on my QTACapplicationWhat happens next? I have not registered with QUT.If you have not registered for an auditionand submitted the required additionalentry documentation QUT will not be ableto offer you a place in the course. Youmay wish to review your QTAC coursepreferences; they can be added oramended via QTAC’s Current Applicantonline service. For more information onchanging preferences, you can contactQTAC Information Services on 1300 GOQTAC (1300 467 822) or (07) 3858 1222.

I have registered with QUT andprovided the additional entrydocumentation.Thank you for registering for an auditionfor entry into one of the above courses atQUT. The following information will helpyou understand what will happen after theaudition process.

How do I find out my auditionoutcome?I have not been shortlisted foran interviewIf you have not been shortlisted for aninterview QUT will not be able to offer youa place in the course. You may wish toreview your QTAC course preferences;they can be added or amended viaQTAC’s Current Applicant online service.For more information on changingpreferences, you can contact QTACInformation Services on 1300 GO QTAC(1300 467 822) or (07) 3858 1222.

I have been shortlisted for aninterviewShortly after the 22nd of November 2013QUT will update the preferenceinformation within your QTAC applicationto reflect your interview outcome. You willbe able to check this via QTAC’s CurrentApplicant online service. If you are unsurehow to check your preference status thereis a helpful video located on this webpage.

What information will I see?Within your Preferences tab you will seeone of the following statuses.

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held by QTAC you have satisfiedthe Minimum Entry Requirements inorder to be considered for a place inthis course.Based on the information currentlyheld by QTAC you HAVE NOTSATISFIED the Minimum EntryRequirements in order to beconsidered for a place in thiscourse.

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What does this mean?If you have satisfied the minimum entryrequirements for one of the abovecourses you will then be considered for aplace in the course in the 12 December,2013 QTAC offer round. Depending oncourse place availability, further offersmay be made in the 16 January, 2014QTAC offer round. As more applicants willmeet the minimum entry requirementsthan available course places meeting theminimum entry requirements does notguarantee a QTAC offer will be made.Successful applicants will only receiveone offer at QTAC, to their highest eligiblepreference.

If you have not satisfied the minimumentry requirements QUT will not be ableto offer you a place in the course. Youmay wish to review your QTAC coursepreferences; they can be added oramended via QTAC’s Current Applicantonline service. For more information onchanging preferences, you can contactQTAC Information Services on 1300 GOQTAC (1300 467 822) or (07) 3858 1222.

PrerequisitesSuccessful portfolio and interview

2014 registrations haveclosedRegistrations for the 2014 intake weredue on 11 October 2013 and are nowclosed. If you had not registered and youare considering applying to study in 2015we recommend you read the followinginformation as a guide only as it detailsrequirements for entry in 2014 and thesemay change prior to the 2015 intake.

Application checklistApply through QTAC (you musthave a valid QTAC number orcurrent QUT ID number beforecompleting the QUT OnlineRegistration Form)

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Complete the QUT OnlineRegistration Form and print theconfirmation page

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Post or submit the followingdocumentation to the CreativeIndustries Faculty:

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http://www.qtac.edu.au/OnlineServices/OnlineServices.html#currentapplicant










Online registration DetailedConfirmation Notice

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A current passport sized photograph●

A resume or curriculum vitae, nomore than two pages long

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A copy of your most recent highschool report and/or results ofprevious tertiary studies

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A copy of the QUTPay confirmationpage from your online credit cardpayment for the $55 service charge(Please note: Q-Step, Aboriginal,and/or Torres Strait Islanderapplicants are exempt from theservice fee)

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Personal statement - a typewrittenpersonal statement outlining yourreasons for applying to thisparticular course, indicating yourpersonal strengths and your futureambitions (max 300 words)

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Portfolio (submitted electronicallythrough the online registration form)

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Please note: Registering plus submittingyour supporting documentation with QUTis separate and in addition to listing thecourse as a preference with QTAC. Tosuccessfully apply for entry into thiscourse you are required to do both. Theaudition process is managed by CreativeIndustries Faculty; however, all offers forthe course will be made through QTAC.

Service feeA $55 service fee applies to all applicants,excluding applicants who seekingadmission assistance via QUT’s Q-Stepand/or Oodgeroo schemes. This paymentis to be made via QUTPay and pleaseensure you print the confirmation page asyou will need to attach it to yourdocumentation.

Important informationPortfolio Information and preparation

Interview locations and datesFollowing the submission applicants willbe shortlisted. We will be conductinginterviews in November 2013 at the QUTKelvin Grove campus. Should you beshortlisted you will be notified via email toyour nominated email account. Onlysubmissions that include all the abovestated requirements will be processed.

Who do I contact for moreinformation?Please contact the Creative IndustriesFaculty by:

Phone: (07) 3138 8114 and press option4


Delivery detailsIn personCreative Industries Faculty AdditionalEntryZ6, Level 1, The Hub (foyer delivery slots)Creative Industries PrecinctMusk AvenueKelvin Grove, QLD, 4059(opening hours from 8am to 6pm)

PostCreative Industries PrecinctZ6 Block, The Hub, Level 5Musk AvenueKelvin Grove, QLD, 4059



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International EntryrequirementsPrerequisitesSuccessful portfolio and interview andmeet the minimum academic entryrequirements.

Closing dateThere are no closing dates forinternational applicants. We encourageyou to apply as soon as you decide onthe course you wish to study, to help youwith visa requirements.

Application checklistPlease send the following documentsalong with your application form (F Form)to QUT. You may post or e-mail yourapplication.

All documents requested in the Fform

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Current passport sized photograph●

Personal statement - A typewrittenpersonal statement outlining yourreasons for applying to thisparticular course, indicating yourpersonal strengths and your futureambitions (max 300 words)

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Portfolio of your work●


Important informationPortfolio Information and Preparation

Interview Locations andDatesShould your portfolio be successful youwill be required to attend an interview. Ifyou are unable to attend the interviews,we will arrange a telephone interview.

We will be conducting interviews inNovember 2013 at the QUT Kelvin Grovecampus.



Important NoticeThe last intake into the IX35 Fashionmajor was 2014. From 2015 this major isavailable as part of the single degree,DE42 Bachelor of Design (Honours)(Fashion). Continuing students shouldcomplete their IX35 Fashion studies bythe end of 2017 as some units may beoffered for a limited time for transitionpurposes. Please contact [email protected] you have any concerns regardingcompleting your studies within thistimeframe.



Your business degree will give you abroad base of commercial knowledge.This understanding of business makesyou more attractive to employers, even ifyou wish to work predominantly as afashion designer. You will also develop

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the entrepreneurial skills necessary to sellyour abilities within your chosen industry,and perhaps start your own business.

Course DesignThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Fashion) comprises 192 credit points.


Your Fine Arts component comprises(192 credit points) from the Fashiondiscipline.

Career OutcomesOur graduates have had a significantimpact on the emerging Brisbane fashionscene and have successfully launchedtheir careers internationally. Many of ourgraduates are entrepreneurial, startingtheir own labels and small businesses.

They excel as independent designers andhave collaborated with larger fashionhouses such as Sportsgirl. Others workas fashion stylists, international trendforecasters and product developmentmanagers, living and working in cities allover the world. Pathways to further study,including honours and research degrees,lead to diverse outcomes such as fashioncuratorship and sustainability studies.


Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this courseyou will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours)(Study Area A) or the Bachelor ofBusiness (Honours) (Study Area A),provided you have met entryrequirements.




Domestic Course structureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. businessand fashion) comprises 192 credit points.


International CoursestructureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Fashion) comprises 192 credit points.

Your business degree componentcomprises eight business core units, andeight business major units. You willchoose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning,humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill complete 10 major units and 6Business School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.











KFB103 Introduction to the Industry ofFashion

KFB108 Unspeakable Beauty 1: AHistory of Dress and Fashion

Business School Core UnitBusiness School Core UnitYear 1, Semester 2KFB104-1 Textiles for Fashion

KFB109 Unspeakable Beauty 2:Fashion and Modernity

Business School Core UnitBusiness School Core UnitYear 2, Semester 1DFB101 Fashion Design Studio 1DFB302 Fashion VisualisationBusiness School Core UnitBusiness School Core UnitYear 2, Semester 2DFB201 Fashion Design Studio 2

DFB202 Introduction to Fashion StudioPractice

Business School Core UnitBusiness School Core UnitYear 3, Semester 1DFB301 Fashion Design Studio 3

DFB502 Ragtrade: The Business ofFashion

Business School Major UnitBusiness School Major UnitYear 3, Semester 2DFB401 Fashion Design Studio 4DFB402 Fashion Design: 1950 to NowBusiness School Major UnitBusiness School Major UnitYear 4, Semester 1DFH501 Fashion Design Studio 5Business School Major UnitBusiness School Major UnitBusiness School Major UnitYear 4, Semester 2DFB601 Design Studio 6DFB602 Critical Fashion StudiesBusiness School Major Unit






















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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global Business

BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2AMB200 Consumer Behaviour


Year 3 Semester 1






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB223 Economics 2Year 2 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




BSB126 MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1 Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingEFB223 Economics 2Year 2 Semester 2EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 3 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementEconomics Optional Unit




Year 4 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2













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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2

EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1










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Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2





BSB115 Management




Year 3, Semester 2





Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230



MGB33 Managing Performance and

9 RewardsYear 4 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessMGB372


Year 4 Semester 2



MGB310








MGB230



MGB339







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Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2




BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3, Semester 1AYB227 International AccountingMGB225







Year 5, Semester 1














MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2




7Year 4 Semester 1MGB341 Managing Risk




MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 2



AMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB340 Services MarketingYear 4 Semester 2




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BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1












Year 3, Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film, Screen and New Media)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 10

Rank 79

Offer Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Joe Carter (Film, Screenand New Media); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in film, screen and newmedia.





Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in film, screen and newmedia.




















KPB113 Screen Text AnalysisBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2



Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1KPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingKPB117 Screen Crafts: Non-FictionBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2KPB121 Screen BusinessKPB122 Screen Crafts: NarrativesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1KPB208 Screen GenresOne unit from the Film, Screen and NewMedia Options List (KPB215, KPB216 orKPB217):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2KPB220 Factual ScreensKPB221 Screen Project DevelopmentBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1KPB315 Global Screen StudiesOne unit from the Film, Screen and NewMedia Options List (KPB215, KPB216 orKPB217):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsBusiness School Unit



KPB325 Screen IssuesBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit














KPB117 Screen Crafts: Non-FictionBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 3 Semester 1 mustapply by 1 June.Year 2, Semester 2KPB121 Screen BusinessKPB122 Screen Crafts: NarrativesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1KPB113 Screen Text AnalysisKPB116 Introduction to ScreenwritingBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2KPB220 Factual Screens


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1KPB208 Screen GenresOne unit from the Film, Screen and NewMedia Options List (KPB215, KPB216 orKPB217):

KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2KPB221 Screen Project DevelopmentKPB325 Screen IssuesBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 5, Semester 1KPB315 Global Screen StudiesOne unit from the Film, Screen and NewMedia Options List (KPB215, KPB216 orKPB217):KPB215 Advanced Screenwriting


KPB217 Screen Crafts: ExperimentsBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit


















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Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 Accounting

BSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB119 Global Business


Year 3, Semester 1














Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB124 Working in BusinessEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 3 Semester 2Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2

BSB126 Marketing











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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate Finance




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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1

BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



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MGB214




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MGB225


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AMB359 Strategic MarketingSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 Marketing

Year 2, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3, Semester 1BSB110 Accounting


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Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interactive and Visual Design)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 8

Rank 84

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Anastasia Tyurina(Interactive and VisualDesign); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Visual and interactive design plays apivotal role in the rapidly expanding fieldsof contemporary communication,marketing and new technology.

This course will provide you with theconceptual understandings, practicalskills and working methods required tobecome a creative and innovativedesigner with specialist skills in designingfor digital screens.

You will learn how to shape theexpressive, aesthetic and communicativequalities of media technologies. You willapply design knowledge and skills to the

process of creating compellingmultiplatform experiences spanningphysical and virtual worlds using web,public display, and mobile technologies.

As the course progresses, you willdevelop the ability to lead projectsthrough all stages of design from ideationand concept development to productionand publication.

Course DesignThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Interactive and Visual Design)comprises 192 credit points.


Your Fine Arts component comprises(192 credit points) from the Interactiveand Visual Design discipline.

Career OutcomesThis course will prepare you for a careeras a designer in a range of creativeindustries. Graduates work in traditionaldesign companies in areas such asgraphic design, digital advertising andmarketing, branding, print and televisioncampaigns, web design and electronicpublishing, interactive entertainmentdesign, information design, interfacedesign, usability, knowledgemanagement, and informationarchitecture.

They also gain employment in newindustries. Games companies employgraduates to work on content production,interaction design, visual design and real-time and virtual environments modelling.Film and television production companiesemploy graduates to work on the designof multiplatform interactive entertainment.Multimedia design and interactiveinstallation production is also a growtharea in museums and other culturalinstitutions.

Professional RecognitionBusiness component: Students may beeligible for membership to a number of





professional bodies depending on choiceof major and unit selection. Details onprofessional recognition can be foundunder the individual majors of theBachelor of Business (BS05).





Domestic Course structureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. businessand interactive and visual design)comprises 192 credit points.



International CoursestructureCourse StructureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Business

and Interactive and Visual Design)comprises 192 credit points.

Your business degree componentcomprises eight business core units, andeight business major units. You willchoose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations. Accountancy studentswill complete 10 major units and 6Business School core units in order tomeet professional recognitionrequirements.











Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1DXB101 Design and Creative ThinkingDXB102 Visual CommunicationBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2DXB201 Visual InteractionsDXB203 Introduction to Web DesignBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1DXB403 Design for Interactive MediaKNB126 Motion DesignBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2DXB202 Image Production


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1DVB201 Typographic DesignDXB301 Interface DesignBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2


DXB401 Advanced Web DesignBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1DXH702 Contemporary Issues in IVDSEMESTER 1 UNIT OPTIONS:One unit from the Semester 1 UnitOptions (DXB212 or DVB302)DXB212 Tangible Media


Business School UnitBusiness School Unit*Note: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semesters 1 and 2 in 2020and semester 2 only from 2021onwards.Year 4, Semester 2

DXH803 Professional Practice forDesigners

SEMESTER 2 UNIT OPTIONS:One unit from the Semester 2 UnitOptions (DXH601 or DXH602)DXH601 Integrated Experience DesignDXH602 Embodied InteractionsBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit









Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 Economics










Year 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial AccountingAYB225 Management AccountingYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1






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Year 3 Semester 1


BSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3 Semester 2AMB318 Advertising Copywriting

AMB319 Media PlanningYear 4 Semester 1AMB320 Advertising ManagementAMB330 Digital PortfolioYear 4 Semester 2AMB339 Advertising Campaigns




Year 3, Semester 1














Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB223 Economics 2Year 2 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate Macroeconomics

EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1













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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and Ethics




Year 1 Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 2EFB210 Finance 1BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1










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Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2



Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation Law

Year 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingAYB250 Personal Financial PlanningYear 3, Semester 1







Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214


Year 3 Semester 1MGB22 Obligations and Options for




9 Employing PeopleMGB230



MGB339




Year 4 Semester 2



MGB310








MGB230



MGB339






Select one of the following units:MGB306

Independent Study

MGB310




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Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB119 Global Business

BSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 3, Semester 1AYB227 International AccountingMGB225







Year 5, Semester 1














MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2











MGB310




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Year 3 Semester 2






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Year 3, Semester 1




AMB374 Global Public Relations Cases




Year 4, Semester 2









Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts)

Year 2020

QUT code IX35

CRICOS 064813M

Duration(full-time)

4 years






Total creditpoints

384


48



CourseCoordinator



Dr Rachael Haynes(Visual Arts); Dr OganYigitbasioglu(Accountancy); Dr LisaSchuster (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); AssociateProfessor PeterVerhoeven (Finance); DrSherrena Buckby(Financial Planning); DrAli Mohammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Alvin Tan (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Dr UdoGottlieb (Marketing); andAssociate ProfessiorAmisha Mehta (PublicRelations)+61 7 3138 [email protected]

Domestic Entry requirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (VisualArts) - DOM interview - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully:


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How to apply

Step 1


Step 2


You will be required to upload yourportfolio (one file) and supportingdocumentation (a second file) to yourapplication. You must pay the non-refundable $70 application service fee viaQUTPay. If you're applying via theEducational Access Scheme or theCentralised Assessment SelectionProgram, you are exempt from the fee.

Your application is complete once you

reach the confirmation notice screen andreceive your confirmation email.

Step 3





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Please upload your supportingdocumentation as one file, and yourportfolio as a second file in the applicationsystem.




Interview dates

You will select a Zoom interview timethrough the online registration form. Thetime and date of your interview cannot bechanged except in exceptionalcircumstances.

If you don't attend an interview, on Zoom,you won't be considered for a place in thecourse.

Zoom interviews

Date




Upon successful submission of the QUTonline registration form, you will receive aconfirmation email including the Zoommeeting ID that can used to join yourscheduled interview session.































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International EntryrequirementsBachelor of Fine Arts (VisualArts) - INT interview - EditPrerequisitesYou must successfully:


complete an interview●


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How to apply

We encourage you to apply as soon aspossible. Applications submitted after 30November may not be assessed in timeto start study in Semester 1 of thefollowing year.




your portfolio●

a printed CV of no more than 2pages, outlining both formal and

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informal learning and experiences inthe field of visual arts together withyour academic record

Your interview





Interview dates

You will be assigned a Zoom interviewtime after your application is submitted.The time and date of your interviewcannot be changed except in exceptionalcircumstances.

If you do not attend an interview onZoom, you won't be considered for aplace in the course.

Zoom interviews

Date











CI courses INT - When will I findout the outcome? - Edit

When do I find out my auditionoutcome?International Admissions will notify you ofyour outcome by email from mid-November.





This course will allow you to followpathways into a career as a contemporaryartist, art professional or art teacher. Youwill develop an individual art practice byworking on projects in unique, open-media studios while also attendingclasses in modern and contemporary arthistory and theory. You will discover howto critically evaluate your work and thework of others through group andindividual consultations.

Course DesignThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. Businessand Visual Arts) comprises 192 creditpoints.

Your business degree componentcomprises eight business core units, andeight business major units. You willchoose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, human resource management,international business, management,marketing or public relations.















Accountancy students will complete 10major units and 6 Business School coreunits in order to meet professionalrecognition requirements.

Your Fine Arts component comprises 192credit points from the Visual Artsdiscipline.

Career OutcomesThis course will allow you to choose yourcareer outcome. Many of our graduatesbecome highly successful practisingartists who are represented bycommercial galleries and have strongcareers in the commissioned and publicfunding sectors.

Graduates also pursue professionalcareers as curators or arts managers.

With specialist training in a related field,our graduates also take up positions ascreative directors, visual designers and arange of other occupations in the creativeindustries sector. This course can befollowed with a graduate-entry teachereducation course, which enables you tobecome a qualified teacher.






Domestic Course structureYour courseIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit points,

made up of 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Fine Arts. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.


Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in visual arts.





Fine arts componentYou will complete two common units (24credit points) and a fine arts major (168credit points) in visual arts.














KVB113 Australian Art and IdentityBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2


KVB102 Modernism in ArtBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1


KVB117 Visual Arts Open Studio 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeKVB127 Visual Arts Open Studio 2Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1KVB216 Post 1945 ArtKVB217 Visual Arts Open Studio 3Business School UnitBusiness School Unit










Year 3, Semester 2KVB223 Post 1989 ArtKVB227 Visual Arts Open Studio 4Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1


KVB317 Visual Arts Open Studio 5Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2KVB222 Spatial Art: Object and SiteKVB327 Visual Arts Open Studio 6Business School UnitBusiness School Unit















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Year 3 Semester 1






Year 3, Semester 1






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2




EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1




Economics Optional UnitSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2, Semester 2BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3, Semester 2EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4, Semester 1EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4, Semester 2


Economics Optional UnitYear 5, Semester 1











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EFB360 Finance CapstoneSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB113 EconomicsBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2, Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 3, Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1

BSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3, Semester 2EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 4, Semester 1EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4, Semester 2






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Year 4, Semester 1






Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2




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MGB214




MGB230



MGB339




Year 4 Semester 2



MGB310






Year 3 Semester 2 (Jul)

MGB229


MGB230



MGB339







MGB310




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Year 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 3 Semester 1




AYB227 International AccountingMGB340














Year 5, Semester 1











Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1

BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessMGB226



MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2








MGB310




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Code Title

Semester 1 (February) commencementYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 Accounting




Year 3 Semester 2






Year 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1AMB330 Digital PortfolioAMB340 Services MarketingYear 4, Semester 2AMB200 Consumer BehaviourAMB336 International Marketing




Year 5, Semester 1




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AMB379 Public Relations CampaignsSemester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 2BSB119 Global Business

BSB126 MarketingYear 2, Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2, Semester 2BSB113 Economics


Year 3, Semester 1













Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Journalism

Year 2020

QUT code IX36

CRICOS 059598M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 8

Rank 84

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication(Creative Industries);email:[email protected]:Director of Studies, QUTBusiness School; email:[email protected]


Dr Jason Sternberg(Journalism); AssociateProf Belinda Luke(Accountancy); NicolasPontes (Advertising); DrRadhika Lahiri(Economics); Dr MarkDoolan (Finance); Dr AliMuhammad (HumanResource Management);Dr Shane Mathews(International Business);Dr Kavoos Mohannak(Management); Prof LarryNeale (Marketing); and DrAnne Lane (PublicRelations)CI: (07) 3138 2000;Business: (07) 3138 [email protected](Journalism);[email protected](Business)



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We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA). Accountancy,finance, economics and marketing majorsalso requires 4 SA in Maths A, B or C.



OverviewThis professional course links journalismwith business studies and is the choice ofabout one-third of commencing journalismstudents. The combination of journalismwith business majors can equip you forspecialist journalism careers in finance,international affairs, or political and socialcommentary.

Course DesignIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Business and 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Journalism.You will undertake the two components ofthe double degree concurrently.

Business component:You must complete the 96 credit pointBusiness Core Units in the Businessprogram together with a 96 credit pointMajor. You will choose a business majorfrom accounting, advertising, economics,finance, human resource management,international business, management,marketing or public relations.Accountancy students will undertake 6Business Core units and 10 Major Coreunits in order to meet the professionalrecognition requirements.

Journalism component:You will complete 192 credit points ofJournalism discipline or specified units.

Career OutcomesJournalism graduates are prepared forcareers in both print and broadcastjournalism. Opportunities also exist tobecome press secretaries and mediaofficers. The combination of journalismwith business majors can equip you forspecialist journalism careers in finance,international affairs or political and socialcommentary. Your journalism degree willbe of benefit even if you choose to pursuea career in business, as you will graduatewith highly developed writing skills. Publicrelations students will find this particularlyrelevant in tasks such as editing tradeand specialist publications, speech writingor in corporate communication roles.

Professional RecognitionProfessional Recognition is specific to theindividual majors completed in theBachelor of Business. Further informationis available at the discipline schools.

The Journalism degree is recognised bythe Australian Journalists' Association(AJA) section of the Media Entertainmentand Arts Alliance (MEAA).

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Journalism (Honours), orthe Bachelor of Business (Honours)(Study Area A), provided you have metentry requirements.




Domestic Course structureStudents are required to complete 384credit points comprised of 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Businessprogram and 192 credit points from theBachelor of Journalism program.









Students will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.

Business componentStudents must complete the 96 creditpoint Business School core units (eightunits) in the business program togetherwith a 96 credit point major (eight units).You will choose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations.

Accountancy students will undertaken sixBusiness School core units and 10 majorcore units in order to meet theprofessional recognition.

Journalism componentYou wll complete 192 credit points ofJournalism discipline or specified units.


International CoursestructureCourse DesignStudents are required to complete 384credit points comprised of 192 creditpoints from the Bachelor of Businessprogram and 192 credit points from theBachelor of Journalism program.Students will undertake the twocomponents of the double degreeconcurrently.

Business component:Students must complete the 96 creditpoint Business School Core Units in theBusiness program together with a 96credit point Major. Accountancy studentswill undertaken 6 Business School Coreunits and 10 Major Core units in order tomeet the professional recognition.

You will undertake 192 credit points ofjournalism units which will provide abroad range of journalism knowledge.Your business degree componentcomprises eight business core units, andeight business major units. You willchoose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, human

resource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations.

Journalism componentYou wll complete 192 credit points ofJournalism discipline or specified units.

Professional RecognitionThe Journalism degree is recognised bythe Australian Journalists' Association(AJA) section of the Media Entertainmentand Arts Alliance (MEAA).

Business component: Students may beeligible for membership to a number ofprofessional bodies depending on choiceof major and unit selection. Details onprofessional recognition can be foundunder the individual majors of theBachelor of Business (BS05).











Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1KJB101 Computational Journalism


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2CYB104 Managing Social MediaKJB120 NewswritingBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CJB102 Visual JournalismKJB304 Sub-EditingBusiness School Unit

Business School UnitYear 2, Semester 2CJB103 Journalistic InquiryLWS011 Journalism LawBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1CJB201 Feature WritingEither CCB102 or CJB202 (CJB202 isrecommended):CCB102 Multi-Media DesignCJB202 Production JournalismBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2KJB337 Investigative Reporting


Business School UnitBusiness School Unit* Note: If you intend on completingCCB102 Multi-Media Design from theYear 3 Semester 1 unit options list it willneed to be completed this semester.Year 4, Semester 1CJB203 NewsroomBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 2CJB204 Journalism Ethics and IssuesCJB301 International NewsdeskBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit









Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 2 Semester 2AYB200 Financial AccountingAYB225 Management Accounting






Year 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1













Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB126 MarketingBSB113 EconomicsYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2AMB200 Consumer Behaviour


Year 3 Semester 1













Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 3 Semester 2EFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 1


Economics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2Economics Optional Unit


















Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisEFB210 Finance 1Year 3 Semester 1EFB201 Financial MarketsEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1






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Code TitleSemester 1 (February) commencementYear 1, Semester 1BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data Analysis




AYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 3, Semester 1AYB250 Personal Financial PlanningBSB115 ManagementYear 3, Semester 2



Year 4, Semester 1



Year 4, Semester 2










Year 4, Semester 2











Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

BSB119 Global BusinessYear 3 Semester 1MGB214


MGB220

Human Resource DecisionMaking

In 2019, unit MGB207 Human ResourceIssues and Strategy is replaced byMGB214.In 2019, unit MGB220 Human ResourceDecision Making is discontinued. Seekenrolment assistance from QUTBusiness Student Support([email protected])Year 3 Semester 2


MGB229


In 2019, unit MGB201 ContemporaryEmployment Relations is replaced byMGB229.Year 4 Semester 1MGB331 Developing People

MGB339




MGB372


In 2019, unit MGB320 Recruitment andSelection is replaced by MGB230 andMGB370 Personal and ProfessionalDevelopment is replaced by MGB372.









Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisMGB225


Year 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 3 Semester 1MGB340


AYB227 International AccountingYear 3 Semester 2AMB210 Importing and Exporting













Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1




BSB110 AccountingBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessMGB226



MGB225


Year 3 Semester 2








MGB310











Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 Accounting




Year 3 Semester 2













Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1
















Year 2020

QUT code IX43

CRICOS 058291E

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 12

Rank 74

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre(Creative Industries);email: [email protected] +67 3138 2000 HumanServices Enquiries to:[email protected]


AskQUT+61 7 3138 [email protected]



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Professional RecognitionGraduates are entitled to apply formembership of the Australian CommunityWorkers Association.

Other course requirementsThere are requirements that you will needto meet as a student in this course. Youwill need to identify these requirementsand ensure you allow sufficient time tomeet them.

Some of these requirements haveassociated costs. Information is availablefrom the Additional courserequirements and costs website.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Creative Industries(Honours).

Further informationFor further information contact theCreative Industries Faculty [email protected] 07 3138 8114 or the School of PublicHealth and Social Work 07 3138 4697 [email protected]

Domestic Course structureStudy overseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT degree with one of ourworldwide exchange partners. Overseasstudy can be for one or two semesters (orduring the semester break) and the unitsyou take can be in either degree area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.

International CoursestructureStudy OverseasStudy overseas while gaining credittowards your QUT degree with one of ourworldwide exchange partners. Overseasstudy can be for one or two semesters (orduring the semester break) and the unitsyou take can be in either degree area,depending on how they match with yourQUT course. For more information, visitQUT student exchange.












SWB105 Contemporary Human Rights


Creative Industries Major: First UnitYear 1, Semester 2SWB108




Creative Industries Major: Second UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1SWB220 Practice Theories







SWB221




KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeCreative Industries Major: Third UnitNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 2, Semester 2SWB211


ORSWB212


SWB204



A unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KKB285 or KYB201):KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2


Creative Industries Major: Fourth UnitNote: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 UnitOption'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 1SWB201 Human Services Placement 1

Creative Industries Major: Fifth UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitYear 3, Semester 2

SWB219


Creative Industries Major: Seventh UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries

University Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsYear 4, Semester 1

SWB222


SWH400


A unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsA unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit OptionsYear 4, Semester 2SWB314 Human Services Placement 2

SWH200


A unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit Options

Human Services Elective Options from2016Code TitleJSB286 Domestic Violence

KKB192 Smash the Act - IndigenousAustralian Politics

PUB215 Public Health Practice

SWB109

Working with Aboriginal andTorres Strait Islander Peoplesand Communities

SWB306

People, Community andDisability

SWB307 Youth Services Practice

SWB312

Global Challenges andPractice

SWB320 Mediation

SWH401

Social Research for SocialChange

SWH404

Complexity in Social Work andHuman Services Practice

SWH400







Year 2020

QUT code IX56

CRICOS 059227E

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 11

Rank 76

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Dr Sophie McIntyre(Creative Industries); SEFEnquiry (InformationTechnology); ph: +61 73138 8822; email:[email protected]


[email protected]



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Course OverviewThis double degree allows you tocomplement your technical skills withcreative skills through digital media andfilm production. You will learn to mergethe creative and imaginative with thetechnical to develop sophisticated andinnovative digital products. You canchoose to complement your skill setthrough a range of information technologyand creative industries areas of interest todiversify your studies, including:• animation• art and design history• creative and professional writing• dance studies• digital media• entertainment industries

• entrepreneurship• fashion communication• film, television and screen game design• interactive and visual design• journalism, media and communication• literary studies• music• online environments

Career OutcomesAs a graduate you can enjoy the morecreative side of information technologycareers including digital mediaprogrammer, simulation designer ordeveloper, games producer or designer,sound designer, mobile entertainmentand communications developer, userinterface developer, knowledge worker inmusic and sound, web developer anddigital product strategist.

Professional RecognitionThis course is accredited by theAustralian Computer Society (ACS). ACSaccreditation is internationally recognisedby the Seoul Accord.

Course DesignYou will undertake the Bachelor ofCreative Industries core units as well asone creative industries major. Yourinformation technology degreecomponent comprises eight core units,four breadth units, and four units in yourinformation technology specialisation.

Study AreasThe Bachelor of Information Technologyhas majors in Information Systems andComputer Science which will be shownon the a graduate’s parchment.

Pathways to Further StudiesOn successful completion of this course,you will be eligible to apply for entry intothe Bachelor of Creative Industries(Honours), provided you have met entryrequirements.

The QUT Bachelor of InformationTechnology is located at Level 7 of theAustralian Qualifications Framework(AQF). Eligible graduates may continuetheir studies in this discipline with anadditional honours year in (IN10)Bachelor of Information Technology(Honours).

Work Integrated LearningThe Faculty's Work Integrated LearningMinor gives you the opportunity ofindustry placement during your coursewhere you can integrate real experience





with what you’re learning in your degree.Companies that QUT's students haveworked with include Energex, Boeing,CITEC, CSC Mining, EnvironmentalProtection Agency, Dialog, UNiTAB,RACQ and many QueenslandGovernment departments.

UnitIncompatibility/TranslationInformationDetails on the translation andincompatibility of old and new units islocated here:Undergraduate Translation TableIf you have completed the unit(s) listedunder the “Translation Unit Codes”column, you are not permitted to enrol inthe listed new code.

Domestic Course structureYou will undertake the Bachelor ofCreative Industries core units (96 creditpoints) as well as 96 credit points from acreative industries major.

The Bachelor of Information Technologydegree comprises of:

72 credit points (6 units) ofinformation technology core units,which includes 24 credit points (2units) of option units* selected froman approved list

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120 credit points (10 units) of majorcore units (Information Systems orComputer Science).

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International CoursestructureYou will undertake the Bachelor ofCreative Industries 96cp core units aswell as 96cp from a creative industriesmajor.

The Bachelor of Information Technologydegree comprises of ;

72 credit points (6 units) ofInformation Technology Core units,which includes 24 credit points (2units) of Option Units* selected froman approved list.

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120 credit points (10 units) of MajorCore units (Information Systems orComputer Science).

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Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1IT Core UnitIT Core Unit


Creative Industries Major: First UnitYear 1, Semester 2IT Core UnitIT Core Unit


Creative Industries Major: Second UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1IT Core Unit OptionIT Core Unit OptionA unit from the Level 1 Unit Options(either DXB102 or KPB101 or KVB104):DXB102 Visual Communication


KVB104 Photo Media and Art PracticeCreative Industries Major: Third UnitNote: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 2, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major Unit

A unit from the Level 2 Unit Options(either KKB285 or KYB201):KKB285 Creative Enterprise Studio 2


Creative Industries Major: Fourth UnitNote: KXB202 Project Management forEntertainment and KTB211 CreativeIndustries Events and Festivals arepermitted to count as a 'Level 2 UnitOption'.Note: For students intending to completeKYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practiceas the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you shouldenrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1instead of your Creative IndustriesMajor: Third Unit. You will undertakeyour Creative Industries Major: ThirdUnit in Year 2 Semester 2.Year 3, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Fifth UnitA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsYear 3, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Sixth UnitA unit from the Creative IndustriesUniversity Wide or Work IntegratedLearning Unit Options listsYear 4, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Seventh UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit OptionsYear 4, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitCreative Industries Major: Eighth UnitA unit from the Creative Industries WorkIntegrated Learning Unit Options



http://www.studentservices.qut.edu.au/pdfs/IT_ug_translation_table.pdf





Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Media and Communication

Year 2020

QUT code IX67

CRICOS 064809G

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 81

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Communication(Creative IndustriesFaculty); [email protected];Director of Studies, QUTBusiness School; email:[email protected]


Dr Elija Cassidy (Mediaand Communication);Associate Prof BelindaLuke (Accountancy);Nicolas Pontes(Advertising); Dr RadhikaLahiri (Economics); DrMark Doolan (Finance);Dr Ali Muhammad(Human ResourceManagement); Dr ShaneMathews (InternationalBusiness); Dr KavoosMohannak(Management); Prof LarryNeale (Marketing); and DrAnne Lane (PublicRelations)Media: +61 7 3138 2000;Business: +61 7 [email protected](Media andCommunication);[email protected](Business)



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We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA). Accountancy,finance, economics and marketing majorsalso require 4 SA in Maths A, B or C.



OverviewThis course offers you a range of optionsin combining business knowledge withpractical skills and a contextualunderstanding of media andcommunication.

The Bachelor of Media andCommuncation course analyses andseeks new applications for mass, nicheand new media. Authentic learningopportunities such as industry placementsand projects complement theoreticalcourse content and give you theopportunity to apply your new knowledge.

QUT's Bachelor of Business developstransferable skills to help you succeed inyour chosen career, think creatively andcritically, communicate professionally,make ethical business decisions and workin a global context.

Course DesignYou are required to complete 384 creditpoints comprised of 192 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Business program and192 credit points from the Bachelor ofMedia and Communication program. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

You will undertake 192 credit points ofspecialist units in media andcommunication. Your business degreecomponent comprises eight businesscore units, and eight business majorunits.

You will choose a business major fromaccounting, advertising, economics,finance, human resource management,international business, management,marketing or public relations. You mustcomplete 96 credit point Business SchoolCore Units in the Business programtogether with a 96 credit point Major.

Career OutcomesGraduates use their skills for a variety ofprofessional functions across all industrysectors. Many work in marketingcommunications, public relations orcorporate communications. Others applytheir broad media knowledge in the mediafunction of advertising, either as salesexecutives for media outlets or as mediaplanners and buyers for advertisingagencies.

Careers exist in audience and marketresearch, collating and analysingaudience data to help media outlets betterunderstand who their audiences are andhow they are interacting with theirproduct. Graduates also find employmentin media policy development in the publicsector and private enterprise. Pathwaysexist to prepare you for further studyincluding honours.

If you wish to use your businessknowledge more in your career, you couldgain employment in artsadministration—marketing, managing orbalancing the books for creative projectsand businesses.

The combination of media andcommunication with advertising,marketing or public relations providesproven professional outcomes in mediasales, media marketing and promotions,and in media planning/ buying foradvertising agencies. You will alsodevelop the entrepreneurial and businessskills necessary to sell your abilities to arange of employers, or start your owncreative enterprise. Please refer to theQUT Business School prospectus to findout more about the business majors.

Professional RecognitionBusiness component: Students may beeligible for membership to a number ofprofessional bodies depending on choice





of major and unit selection. Details onprofessional recognition can be foundunder the individual majors of theBachelor of Business (BS05).

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of the Bachelorof Media and Communication, you will beeligible to apply for entry into the Bachelorof Media and Communication (Honours),or the Bachelor of Business (Honours)(Study Area A), provided you have metentry requirements.




Domestic Course structureYou are required to complete 384 creditpoints comprised of 192 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Business program and192 credit points from the Bachelor ofMedia and Communication program. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

You must complete 96 credit points ofBusiness School core units (eight units) inthe business program together with a 96credit point major (eight units). You willchoose a business major fromaccounting*, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations.

*Accountancy major students completesix business core units and 10accountancy major units to allow them tocomplete professional requirements.


Overseas study can be for one or twosemesters (or during the semester break)and the units you take can be in acreative or non-creative discipline area,depending on how they match with your

QUT course.

International CoursestructureCourse DesignYou are required to complete 384 creditpoints comprised of 192 credit points fromthe Bachelor of Business program and192 credit points from the Bachelor ofMedia and Communication program. Youwill undertake the two components of thedouble degree concurrently.

You will undertake 192 credit points ofspecialist units in media andcommunication. Your business degreecomponent comprises eight businesscore units, and eight business majorunits.

You will choose a business major fromaccounting*, advertising, economics,finance, financial planning, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing orpublic relations. You must complete 96credit point Business School Core Units inthe Business program together with a 96credit point Major.

*Accountancy major students completesix business core units and 10accountancy major units to allow them tocomplete professional requirements.
















Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 1, Semester 2CYB104 Managing Social Media

KCB104 Media and Communication:Industries

Business School UnitBusiness School UnitNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1CCB101 Media Issues and Debates


Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 2, Semester 2CCB102 Multi-Media DesignKCB205 Professional CommunicationBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 1

KCB105 Inquiry in Media andCommunication

CCB202 Social Media, Self and SocietyBusiness School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 3, Semester 2

CWB112

Popular Culture: A 21stCentury CommunicationIndustry

WORK INTEGRATED LEARNINGOPTIONS:One unit (12cp) from the WorkIntegrated Learning Options (KKB341 orKKB345)KKB341 Work Integrated Learning 1KKB345 Creative Industries Project 1Business School UnitBusiness School UnitYear 4, Semester 1CYB105 Understanding AudiencesCWB301 Political Communication











MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION UNITOPTIONS:Two units (24cp) from the Media andCommunication unit options (CCB302 orCCB303)CCB302 Digital Media AnalyticsCCB303 Digital Media ProjectBusiness School UnitBusiness School Unit






















Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1

BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 2AMB200 Consumer Behaviour


Year 3 Semester 1













Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 1BSB115 ManagementBSB119 Global BusinessYear 2 Semester 2BSB126 MarketingEFB223 Economics 2Year 3 Semester 1EFB330 Intermediate MacroeconomicsEFB331 Intermediate MicroeconomicsYear 3 Semester 2Economics Optional UnitBSB399 Real World Ready - Business

CapstoneYear 4 Semester 1Economics Optional UnitEconomics Optional UnitYear 4 Semester 2


















Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2EFB223 Economics 2BSB119 Global BusinessYear 3 Semester 1EFB210 Finance 1EFB201 Financial MarketsYear 3 Semester 2EFB312 International FinanceEFB343 Corporate FinanceYear 4 Semester 1


EFB335 Investments




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Semester 2 (July) commencementYear 1, Semester 1

BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 1, Semester 2BSB110 AccountingEFB210 Finance 1Year 2, Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisAYB219 Taxation LawYear 2, Semester 2BSB126 MarketingAYB250 Personal Financial PlanningYear 3, Semester 1







Year 4, Semester 2











Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2BSB123 Data AnalysisMGB200 Managing People



MGB22 Human Resource Decision

0 MakingIn 2019, unit MGB207 Human ResourceIssues and Strategy is replaced byMGB214.In 2019, unit MGB220 Human ResourceDecision Making is discontinued. Seekenrolment assistance from QUTBusiness Student Support([email protected])Year 3 Semester 2


MGB229


In 2019, unit MGB201 ContemporaryEmployment Relations is replaced byMGB229.Year 4 Semester 1MGB331 Developing People

MGB339




MGB372


In 2019, unit MGB320 Recruitment andSelection is replaced by MGB230 andMGB370 Personal and ProfessionalDevelopment is replaced by MGB372.









Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB126 MarketingBSB119 Global BusinessYear 1 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB123 Data AnalysisMGB225


Year 2 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB113 EconomicsYear 3 Semester 1MGB340


AYB227 International Accounting

















Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB115 ManagementYear 1 Semester 2BSB119 Global BusinessBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 2 Semester 1BSB110 AccountingBSB111 Business Law and EthicsYear 2 Semester 2MGB200 Managing People

MGB225








Year 4 Semester 1




MGB310











Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB113 EconomicsBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2BSB111 Business Law and EthicsBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessAMB200 Consumer BehaviourYear 2 Semester 2BSB110 AccountingBSB123 Data AnalysisYear 3 Semester 1



Year 3 Semester 2













Code TitleYear 1 Semester 1BSB119 Global BusinessBSB126 MarketingYear 1 Semester 2

BSB110 AccountingBSB115 ManagementYear 2 Semester 1















Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interactive and Visual Design)/Bachelor of Information Technology

Year 2020

QUT code IX69

CRICOS 064812A

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 11

Rank 76

Offer Guarantee Yes




Total creditpoints

384




CourseCoordinator

Program Director, Schoolof Design (CreativeIndustries); SEF Enquiry(Information Technology);ph: +61 7 3138 8822;email:[email protected]


Dr Anastasia Tyurina(Interactive and VisualDesign); Dr Wayn Kelly(Computer Science) andDr Erwin Fielt (InformationSystems).IVD: +61 7 3138 2000; IT:+61 7 3138 [email protected](Interactive and VisualDesign);[email protected](Information Technology)



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We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA) of English and oneof the following: Maths A, Maths B orMaths C.



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Professional RecognitionThis course is accredited by theAustralian Computer Society (ACS). ACSaccreditation is internationally recognisedby the Seoul Accord.

Career OutcomesThis double degree will set you up for acareer in the rapidly expanding fields ofcontemporary communication and theapplication of new media technologies.

Course StructureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. InformationTechnology, and Interactive and VisualDesign) comprises 192 credit points.

Study AreasThe Bachelor of Information Technologywill not have nominated majors and

minors and consequently there will not bea Study Area A shown on a graduate’sparchment. Instead, it will havespecialisations. The specialisation areasthat will be available for students willinclude:• Business Process Management• Data Warehousing• Digital Environments• Enterprise Systems• Information Management• Network Systems• Software Engineering• Web Technologies

Pathways to Further StudiesIn 2001, an accelerated Honours programwas introduced to increase the number ofBachelor of Information Technologystudents continuing their studies tocomplete the Honours year. The programallowed selected high achieving studentsthe opportunity to undertake onepostgraduate unit in the final semester oftheir a BIT degree (or double degree)which would be counted both forcompletion of the degree and towards theHonours program. The program alsoprovided students with the opportunity tocommence their Honours studies over theSummer Semester.

An alternative to the Honours program isthe Master of Information Technology(Research). Students who complete a BITdegree (or double degree) with a gradepoint average equal to, or greater than 5(7 point scale) and who have decidedagainst enrolling in an Honours program,could undertake this course. In addition,students may wish to enrol in the re-designed postgraduate courseworkMasters which has ten specialisationsallowing students to either extend theirarea of interest or specialise in otherareas at the Masters level.

Alternatively, on successful completion ofthis course you will be eligible to apply forentry into the Bachelor of Fine Arts(Honours), provided you have met entryrequirements.

Cooperative EducationThe Faculty of Science and Engineering'sCooperative Education Program givesyou the opportunity of 10-12 months paidindustry placement during your coursewhere you can integrate real experiencewith what you’re learning in your degree.Companies that QUT's Coop Ed studentshave worked with include Energex,Boeing, CITEC, CSC Mining,Environmental Protection Agency, Dialog,


Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interactive and Visual Design)/Bachelor of Information Technology



UNiTAB, RACQ and many QueenslandGovernment departments. The Coop EdProgram is available to Australian citizensand permanent residents only.

Find out more about the CooperativeEducation Program.

Domestic Course structureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. InformationTechnology, and Interactive and VisualDesign) comprises 192 credit points.

Study areasThe Bachelor of Information Technologyhas majors in information systems andcomputer science. The major study areawill be shown on a graduate's parchment.


International CoursestructureCourse StructureThis course is made up of 384 creditpoints. Each component (i.e. InformationTechnology, and Interactive and VisualDesign) comprises 192 credit points.

Study AreasThe Bachelor of Information Technologyhas majors in Information Systems andComputer Sciencethe Major Study Area Awill be shown on a graduate's parchment.











Code TitleYear 1, Semester 1IFB101 Impact of IT


DXB101 Design and Creative ThinkingDXB102 Visual CommunicationYear 1, Semester 2IFB130 Database ManagementIFB104 Building IT SystemsDXB201 Visual InteractionsDXB203 Introduction to Web DesignNote: Students considering studyingoverseas in Year 2 Semester 2 mustapply by 1 November.Year 2, Semester 1IT Core Unit OptionIFB103 IT Systems DesignDXB403 Design for Interactive MediaKNB126 Motion DesignYear 2, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major UnitDXB202 Image Production


Year 3, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitDVB201 Typographic DesignDXB301 Interface DesignYear 3, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major Unit


DXB401 Advanced Web DesignYear 4, Semester 1IT Major UnitIT Major UnitDXH702 Contemporary Issues in IVDSEMESTER 1 UNIT OPTIONSOne unit from the Semester 1 UnitOptions (DXB212 or DVB302):


DXB212 Tangible Media*Note: DXB212 Tangible Media will beoffered in semesters 1 and 2 in 2020and semester 2 only from 2021onwards.Year 4, Semester 2IT Major UnitIT Major Unit

DXH803 Professional Practice for

DesignersSEMESTER 2 UNIT OPTIONSOne unit from the Semester 2 UnitOptions (DXH601 or DXH602):DXH601 Integrated Experience DesignDXH602 Embodied Interactions



http://coop.sef.qut.edu.au/

http://coop.sef.qut.edu.au/





Bachelor of Media and Communication/Bachelor of Nutrition Science

Year 2020

QUT code IX70

CRICOS 077702M

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 11

Rank 76

Offer Guarantee Yes

Campus Kelvin Grove



Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator

Enquiries to ProgramDirector, School ofCommunication (CreativeIndustries Faculty) [email protected]; +617 3138 2000; [email protected]


AskQUT+61 7 3138 [email protected]




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We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA). RecommendedStudy: One of Maths C, Physics, Biology,Health Education or Physical Education.




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You must have achieved this study at alevel comparable to Australian Year 12 orin recognised post-secondary studies.Recommended Study: One of Maths C,Physics, Biology, Health Education orPhysical Education.



Professional MembershipGraduates are eligible for membership ofthe Public Health Association of Australia(PHAA) and the Nutrition Society, andassociate membership of the DietitiansAssociation of Australia (DAA).

Other course requirementsThere are requirements that you will needto meet as a student in this course. Youwill need to identify these requirementsand ensure you allow sufficient time tomeet them.

Some of these requirements haveassociated costs. Information is available

from the Additional courserequirements and costs website.

Pathways to Further StudyOn successful completion of the Bachelorof Media and Communication, you will beeligible to apply for entry into the Bachelorof Media and Communication (Honours),provided you have met entryrequirements.

Further informationFor further information, contact theCreative Industries Faculty [email protected] 07 3138 8114 or the School ofExercise and Nutrition Sciences on +61 73138 4831 or email [email protected]

Domestic Course structureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Media and Communicationand 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofNutrition Science. You will undertake thetwo components of the double degreeconcurrently.


International CoursestructureIn order to complete this course, you mustcomplete a total of 384 credit pointscomprising 192 credit points from theBachelor of Media and Communicationand 192 credit points from the Bachelor ofNutrition Science. You will undertake thetwo components of the double degreeconcurrently.



