Design
A course by
University of Waikato
A creative, tech-driven degree exploring communication, industrial, interface, and media design for diverse industries and platforms.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hamilton, Hamilton
It will take a total of 3 years

Graduates will understand the roles, contexts, and practices prevalent in the design industry, both locally and globally.

Ability to use design skills and methods for real project-based outcomes, including problem-solving and innovation.

Deep comprehension of human needs, user perspectives, and the ability to develop design solutions for users.
The Bachelor of Design at the University of Waikato blends creative, analytical, and technological skills. Students learn about human-centered design, design theory, prototyping, and evaluating solutions for real-world needs. The program emphasizes industry connection, practical experience, digital technology, and critical thinking. Graduates are prepared for careers in communication design, industrial design, interface (UX/UI) design, and media design, with opportunities for further study at postgraduate level.
What you need to know first

Design
Digital Media
UX/UI
Media Production
Interactive Media

Design companies
Games industry
Design
A course by
University of Waikato
A creative, tech-driven degree exploring communication, industrial, interface, and media design for diverse industries and platforms.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hamilton, Hamilton
It will take a total of 3 years

Graduates will understand the roles, contexts, and practices prevalent in the design industry, both locally and globally.

Ability to use design skills and methods for real project-based outcomes, including problem-solving and innovation.

Deep comprehension of human needs, user perspectives, and the ability to develop design solutions for users.
The Bachelor of Design at the University of Waikato blends creative, analytical, and technological skills. Students learn about human-centered design, design theory, prototyping, and evaluating solutions for real-world needs. The program emphasizes industry connection, practical experience, digital technology, and critical thinking. Graduates are prepared for careers in communication design, industrial design, interface (UX/UI) design, and media design, with opportunities for further study at postgraduate level.
What you need to know first

Design
Digital Media
UX/UI
Media Production
Interactive Media

Design companies
Games industry
University Entrance or its equivalent
Recommended: NCEA credits in Art (Design, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Printmaking) or Graphic Design
Good standard of English
Interactive media design industries
Mobile design and UX/UI
Post-production companies
Television graphics
Web design and development
University Entrance or its equivalent
Recommended: NCEA credits in Art (Design, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Printmaking) or Graphic Design
Good standard of English
Interactive media design industries
Mobile design and UX/UI
Post-production companies
Television graphics
Web design and development