Students can customise their own educational pathway, tailoring it to their unique aspirations. With the flexibility to choose a major from each degree to align with their career goals.

For the Design component students will learn core principles of design across 6 hands-on design studio-based projects. With six diverse majors to choose from, such as Anthropology, Buildings and Environment, Environment and Society, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and Media and Digital Cultures, students can deep dive into an area of interest.

The Information Technology component is focused around the three pillars of people, code and data. Students will gain a solid foundation across these core IT streams with the opportunity to specialise in either User Experience Design, Software Design or Software Information Systems.

This multidisciplinary approach provides students with a comprehensive understanding of both design and technology, empowering them to bridge the gap between the two disciplines.

Upon graduation, students will have diverse employment opportunities available to them. The combination of design and information technology skills opens doors to a wide range of industries and roles. Graduates can pursue careers in digital communication, human-centred design, information architecture, software development, data analysis, user experience design, and many other fields that require a blend of creative problem-solving and technical expertise. Additionally, the program's emphasis on teamwork and communication skills equips students with the collaborative abilities sought after by top companies in the industry, enhancing their employability and professional growth prospects.

Depending on which major you choose, some possible careers include:

• Web designer/developer
• Interaction designer
• User Experience designer / researcher
• Experience Designer
• Software & Application developer
• Software & Application designer
• System architect
• Software engineer
• IT application specialist