TRAINING IN DESIGN, FASHION OR ART IN AUSTRALIA
Australia offers creative and hands-on training pathways in design, fashion and the arts. These programmes combine technical skills, craftsmanship and artistic expression, preparing students for diverse careers in the international design and arts industries.
Courses by specialisation
Here you’ll find selected example courses grouped by field of study.






Graphic Design
Graphic Design courses in Australia are highly regarded within the industry and teach specialised technical, creative and conceptual skills. Course content includes corporate branding, packaging and publication design, web graphics, website development and animation. modern software and up-to-date technologies support the learning process.
Many programmes include industry placements, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings.
These courses offer industry-relevant, practical qualifications with international recognition. They open varied career pathways, prepare graduates for leadership roles and can enhance existing qualifications. They can also be used as a foundation for further university study.
Creative specialisation
Current software & tools
Practical experience through industry projects
Diploma of Graphic Design
(Advanced) Diploma in of Graphic Design
Bachelor of Graphic Design






Building Design & Architecture
Building Design courses in Australia prepare students for work in architectural practices and construction companies. Training covers both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, including industry-standard software, materials knowledge, 3D modelling and the application of Australian building regulations. Graduates may work as assistants to architects or engineers, or as CAD specialists. Depending on the state, it may also be possible to independently design certain building types.
After completing a Diploma, students may progress to a university architecture degree, with credit often available for previous coursework.
Building Design courses combine creativity with technical expertise and offer diverse career opportunities. They can also serve as a stepping stone into further study.
Practical work with software & technology
Strong career and earning potential
Metropolitan & regional options
Diploma of Building Design
Bachelor/Master of Architectural Design/Architecture






Fashion Design
Fashion Design courses in Australia blend art, design and craftsmanship, preparing graduates for careers in the fashion and clothing industry. The two-year qualification teaches practical and creative skills in garment design and production, supported by modern equipment, up-to-date software and teaching by experienced professionals.
Many schools collaborate with local and national labels and assist students in securing internships to gain valuable industry experience.
Fashion Design courses provide practical insights into the fashion industry and combine creativity with technical training. They can also provide a foundation for further university study.
Practical training in fashion design
Global career opportunities
Metropolitan & regional options
Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Merchandising
Bachelor of Design (Fashion)








Interior Design
Interior Design courses teach the skills needed to plan and design engaging interior spaces. Training includes spatial concepts, cost estimation, design development and project implementation in collaboration with architects and builders. Career opportunities span residential, retail and commercial environments. The curriculum also covers modern software for CAD drawings, 3D modelling and project documentation.
Interior Design courses combine creativity with technical expertise and practical project experience. They can also be used as a foundation for further academic study.
Creative and analytical work
Use of modern design software
Metropolitan & regional options
Diploma of Interior Design
(Advanced) Diploma of Interior Design
Bachelor/Master of Interior Design






Cabinet Making
Cabinet Making courses in Australia teach traditional and modern furniture-making skills. Students learn to design and build furniture, kitchens, bathrooms and shopfitting elements. In addition to safe tool and materials handling, creativity and a strong design sense are essential.
Training is highly practical and typically includes projects that reflect real industry requirements. Graduates can work in joinery workshops, manufacturing facilities or on independent projects.
Cabinet Making courses offer hands-on, practical qualifications. Vocational placements provide students with real industry experience and help them develop valuable contacts. These courses support strong entry pathways into the Australian job market, combining craftsmanship with creative project work.
Broad skill development
Strong value for money
Industry connections through practical experience
Certificate III in Cabinet Making
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