One of the top ten universities in Australia, the design art major of this school is the leading major in Australia. RMIT offers several 1+3 undergraduate programs for international students: matriculation (art, design and architecture), matriculation (media and communication), bachelor of applied science (clothing and textile sales), bachelor of architectural design, bachelor of literature (animation and interactive media), bachelor of literature (art-photography, jewelry, painting, sculpture, sound effects, etc. ) and Bachelor of Arts (Liberal Arts).

2. Academy of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales (COFA)

Australia's most famous college of art and design, located in the center of Sydney, offers art courses (painting, sketch, sculpture); More than 30 undergraduate courses including avant-garde art (exhibition art, film, multimedia art, graphic design, environmental art design, fashion design, ceramic art, practical design, animation design). ?

3.AIT Australian Institute of Information Technology

Sydney's first private college specializing in animation, games and multimedia. Undergraduate courses include: multimedia game development, graphic design, digital multimedia, software development and e-commerce management. AIT High School: New South Wales High School Certificate (HSC) will be awarded. You can apply for art majors in all universities in Australia.

4. Monash University

Monash College of Art and Design is the creative center of the university and the place where creative arts gather. The university is one of the few educational institutions in Australia, offering all major courses in art and design in one department, from applied art to industrial design, interior architecture, graphic design and multimedia digital art.

5. Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

Highlight: RMIT's design major is in a leading position in Australia. The graduates of this school have practical skills and experience, and most of them have gained practical work experience or participated in research projects closely related to related industries before graduation. The graduates of the design department of this school have a high starting salary and are very popular with employers.

6. Curtin University

Curtin University is the earliest institution offering visual arts on the west coast of Australia. It has a long history of 100 years and enjoys a high reputation in Australia. Located in Perth, the capital of Western Australia, the University is the largest comprehensive public university on the west coast.

7. Edith Cowen University

As one of the largest media colleges in Australia, the school provides students with free creative space, stimulates their imagination, exercises their business team cooperation ability and lays a solid foundation for their future employment.

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