Overview
Overview
This course is designed for students seeking an advanced exploration of contemporary design practice and research. In addition it provides a firm grounding in the theoretical, critical and practical aspects of design and its possibilities for transformation.
The course is ideal for design leaders and managers, as well as design practitioners eager to develop new practice-based competencies to solve design problems.
On successful completion of the graduate diploma, you may enrol in the master degree.
What you'll learn
- develop advanced knowledge of a field of design practice through the creation of new artefacts, services, products or processes
- apply advanced knowledge, theories, frameworks and practices relevant to design-led innovation
- demonstrate a critical reflection on design theory, practice and history in a social and cultural context and apply this thinking to design practice and process
- apply knowledge of design to the identification, framing and interrogation of problems to develop appropriate design solutions
- professionally communicate concepts, proposals, ideas, and final designs to audiences with clarity and vision
- understand the complexity and global context of design and apply this to contemporary design practice
- apply a practical knowledge of technologies effectively to design practice or process to communicate ideas, concepts and proposals in design
- apply design practice and process for real-life application in industry and practice
- develop an advanced understanding of the the value of design to communities, enterprises and public
