Bachelor of Design in Product Design

The Bachelor of Design in Product Design at UTS emphasises hands-on practice, professional accreditation, and access to purpose-built facilities with the latest technologies, including 3D printing, AI, drones, and seamless knitting machines. The course also has a strong focus on sustainability, designing for circularity, and looking at the end life of a product rather than just its use.

Yes, domestic applicants can study part-time by enrolling in a less than full-time study load. However, if you are an international student on a student visa, you must maintain a full study load, though you can apply for permission to reduce your study load.

Yes, you can still apply. UTS has numerous entry schemes and admissions pathways to support applications from students who would otherwise not meet the course entry requirements. For more information, you can visit the UTS admissions and entry page.

UTS is ranked #3 in Australia for art and design and #9 in Australia for architecture and built environment, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026. UTS is also ranked #96 globally in the QS World University Rankings 2026.

Yes, you can transfer to UTS from a different university, although you will need to apply. If you transfer, you may be able to receive credit towards your new course based on your previous study through recognition of prior learning (RPL). Application information is available for both domestic and international applicants.