Bachelor of Design (Graphic and Communication Design)

Adelaide University has multiple campuses across South Australia, including the Adelaide City Campus on North Terrace in the CBD, Magill Campus in the eastern suburbs, and Mawson Lakes Campus. The specific campus for this degree is not detailed on this page, so it is recommended to contact the Future Student Enquiries team for confirmation.

There are several alternative pathways available. You can use a STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test) if you have not completed Year 12, use a Higher Education GPA if you have completed at least six months of a recognised degree, apply with a VET qualification at Certificate IV or higher, or complete a preparatory program such as Foundation Studies, UniStart, or the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway to build the skills needed for university-level study.

Guaranteed Entry means you are automatically considered for a place when you list the degree as your highest preference — no separate application is needed. You qualify either by achieving an ATAR (including adjustment factors) equal to or higher than the Guaranteed Entry score, or through subject-based entry by completing SACE (or equivalent) with an ATAR of 50 or higher and achieving solid grades in your best three 20-credit Year 12 subjects, provided you also meet any additional admissions criteria.

Adelaide University does offer 100% online study options for some degrees, but specific delivery mode details for the Bachelor of Design (Graphic and Communication Design) are not provided on this page. It is recommended to contact Adelaide University directly or check the specific degree page for online availability.

Applications are currently open via SATAC for Australian students to study at Adelaide University in 2026. Specific intake dates for this degree are not listed on this page, so prospective students should consult the SATAC application portal or contact the university's Future Student Enquiries team for detailed intake information.