Bachelor of Design (Fashion)

Qualifications

Course prerequisites

Other requirements

As part of your application, you will need to submit a portfolio and a written response using SlideRoom.

1. Portfolio

Portfolio requirements

Your portfolio should present a range of development work and finished pieces (at least 5 creative works) that demonstrate your ideas and experimentation as well as your approach from concept to a finished creative solution (up to 10 pages). 

Your portfolio should be submitted as a PDF and be no larger than 10MB.

Selection of work

Include a diverse range of your best creative work that demonstrates your skills and versatility.

It may include but is not limited to: 

• Fashion and textiles: fashion design, textile design, fashion illustration, sewing, pattern making, etc.
  
• Spatial design and 3D: architecture, interior design, product design, theatre set design etc.
• Media: photography, video, film, animation, social media, etc.
• Art: drawing, illustration, painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, etc.
• Graphic design: branding, advertising, packaging, publication, interface design, etc.
   

Your portfolio may also include: 

• Finished creative work: The portfolio should Include at least 5 finished works; you may wish to include a detail or several angles of the one work on a page.
  
• Process documentation: Sketches, drafts, mood boards, and/or any other documentation that shows your design process and how your ideas evolved from concept to completion.
• Creative work description: For each creative work, please provide a short (50 word) descriptive statement that explains your design intention or process. Please include a title of the creative work and a date.
   

2. Written response (up to 250 words)

Describe which aspects of design you are most passionate about and how this drives your interest in a design career. To support your answer, please include any educational, extracurricular activities, or work experiences that may contribute to your success in this design course.

Any portfolios or written responses not submitted via Slideroom will not be assessed. 

Credit transfer

Recognition of prior learning

How credit points work