156 weeks
In person (City, Tonsley)
Full-time or part-time equivalent
March | July
Course Overview
About This Course
Where You Can Study
Available Locations
Adelaide
39 Light Sq, ADELAIDE, SA 5000
Eligibility
Entry Requirements
- Guaranteed Entry ATAR: 65.00
- STAT: 150.0
- GPA: 4.0
- TAFE/VET: Certificate IV or above
- Pathway options: Science | Diploma in Arts
- Prerequisites: None
- Assumed knowledge: None
- This course is not available to international students.
- SATAC codes: 285291 (City), 245731 (Tonsley)
Career & Study Pathways
Where this takes you
Graduates are in demand across industries where design meets technology. You'll be ready for roles that blend creativity, problem-solving and technical skill - from UX design to digital product innovation - creating experiences that enhance accessibility, sustainability and everyday life.
- UX Designer: Craft intuitive, human-centred digital experiences that improve usability and engagement across apps, websites and devices. Conduct research, design prototypes and test solutions that make technology accessible and enjoyable. Typical salary: $115K in Australia.
- Human Factors Engineer: Focus on how people interact with technology, using ergonomics and psychology to create systems that improve safety, comfort and efficiency. Work across industries such as aerospace, defence, healthcare and manufacturing. Typical salary: $120K in Australia.
- Industrial Designer: Develops products that balance form, function and sustainability - from consumer electronics like mobile phones to medical devices like prosthetics.
- Interface Designer: Designs interactive visual systems for software, apps and connected devices, ensuring clarity, accessibility and engagement.
- Design Researcher: Investigates user needs and behaviours to inform innovative design strategies and improve digital and physical systems.
- Product Designer: Combines design thinking and engineering knowledge to create user-friendly, efficient and sustainable products.
Quality & Recognition
Accreditation & Migration
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Accreditation Status
AccreditedCourse Content
Units of Competency
UX Fundamentals
Foundational concepts in user experience design.
Design Studio
Studio-based design practice and project work.
User Experience and Ergonomics
Study of how users interact with products and systems, incorporating ergonomic principles.
Production Engineering
Engineering principles related to production and manufacturing.
Sustainability, Waste and Energy
Exploration of sustainable design practices, waste management and energy considerations.
Cyber-Physical Systems, Robotics and Automation
Study of robotics, automation and cyber-physical systems integration.
Marketing Principles in the Digital Era
Option topic covering digital marketing principles.
Human Factors for Interactive and Web-Based Systems
Option topic covering human factors in interactive and web-based systems.
Mechanical Design Project
Option topic involving a mechanical design project.
Innovation and Industry
Option topic exploring innovation in an industry context.
Introduction to Digital Graphic Design
Option topic introducing digital graphic design concepts.
Interaction Design
Option topic covering the principles and practice of interaction design.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What career outcomes can I expect after completing this degree?
Graduates are prepared for roles that blend creativity, problem-solving and technical skill. Career options include UX Designer (typical salary $115K), Human Factors Engineer (typical salary $120K), Industrial Designer, Interface Designer, Design Researcher and Product Designer, with demand particularly strong in healthcare, fintech and smart systems.
What campuses is this course offered at?
The Bachelor of Engineering Science majoring in Design and User Experience is offered in person at two Flinders University campuses: the City Campus and the Tonsley Campus in South Australia.
Is this course available to international students?
No, this course is not available to international students. It is only open to domestic students who are Australian or New Zealand citizens or Australian Permanent Residents.
What topics will I study in the Design and User Experience major?
In years 2 and 3, you will study UX Fundamentals, Design Studio, User Experience and Ergonomics, Production Engineering, Sustainability Waste and Energy, and Cyber-Physical Systems, Robotics and Automation, plus one option topic chosen from Marketing Principles in the Digital Era, Human Factors for Interactive and Web-Based Systems, Mechanical Design Project, Innovation and Industry, Introduction to Digital Graphic Design, or Interaction Design.
What are the entry requirements for this course?
The guaranteed entry ATAR is 65.00. Alternative entry options include a STAT score of 150.0, a GPA of 4.0, or a TAFE/VET Certificate IV or above. Pathway options include Science and Diploma in Arts. There are no prerequisites or assumed knowledge required.
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