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Australian National University

Australian Capital Territory

Australia

Overview

The Bachelor of Design program at ANU, offered through the ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences, combines digital practices with studio disciplines, focusing on creative approaches to design challenges. The program requires 144 units, including seven compulsory courses and a minimum of 12 units of Transdisciplinary Problem-Solving courses. Students can also pursue a Flexible Double Degree, expanding the total program duration to 192 units (4 years full-time) or 240 units (5 years full-time) depending on the other degree. Elective areas allow students to explore subjects like computing, history, or marketing, and minor options in non-Arts subjects are available.

Location

11255 N Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla, California, 92037

Total Cost

$13,320

Median Salary

$50,000

Ranking

#62

US World and News Report

#62

The World University Rankings

#30

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

68%

Cost and Scholarships

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Total Cost

$13,320

In State Cost

$13,320

Out of State Cost

$13,320

In State Tuition Fees

$13,320

Living Cost

$938

Average Total Aid Awarded

$6,275

Funding Options

Scholarship

Average award: $6,275.

Scholarships

ANU Vice-Chancellor's International Achievement Award - Offers a tuition discount of 20% for students from Northeast Asia (China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan) for the first year of the program only.; ANU International Achievement Award - Offers a tuition discount of 50% for students from the Pacific, and 25% for students from Southeast Asia, for the duration of the program (maximum 4 years). For students from the Rest of the World, it offers a 20% tuition discount for the duration of the program (maximum 4 years).; Dean's International Science Excellence Scholarship (AUD 5,000) - Selection is based on academic merit, with preference for students whose previous academic results are equivalent to a High Distinction at ANU.