UndergraduateArts & Design

Diploma of Graphic Design

Greenwich College, Sydney, NSW, Australia

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About this program

Greenwich College holds CRICOS registration (course code 116132B) for a Diploma of Graphic Design under the national code CUA50720, a 68-week qualification with an estimated total course cost of AU$18,750. Unlike the rest of Greenwich's catalogue, this course currently has no dedicated marketing page on greenwichcollege.edu.au, so this listing draws on the qualification's official government registration data rather than Greenwich's own course-page copy.

CUA50720 reflects the role of practitioners who combine technical, creative and conceptual skills to produce designs that meet client requirements and solve visual communication challenges, working across both print and digital media. Typical job roles associated with the qualification include graphic designer and studio manager, with pathways into related design and creative-industry roles. Note that CUA50720 was marked superseded on the national training register effective 12 August 2025; Greenwich's CRICOS listing has not yet been updated to a successor code as of this review, which may reflect a permitted teach-out period rather than a discontinuation.

Field of education: Creative Arts, Graphic and Design Studies. Course level: Diploma.

Cost & duration

Duration1.3 yr
Tuition (international)A$13,800
Application feeA$0

English test scores

IELTS6 overall
PTE50 overall

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Course structure

2 terms of coursework

  • Core units (per the CUA50720 national qualification, 9 required): CUAACD531 Refine drawing and other visual representation tools
  • CUADES413Develop and extend design skills and practice
  • CUAGRD501Research visual communication history and theory
  • CUAGRD502Produce graphic designs for 2-D and 3-D applications
  • CUAGRD503Produce typographic design solutions
  • CUAGRD514Create and manipulate graphics
  • CUAGRD515Design and manipulate complex layouts
  • CUAGRD516Develop graphic design practice to meet industry needs
  • CUAPPR513Present a body of own creative work
  • 10 additional units are required under the qualification's packaging rules, drawn from a large bank of design, illustration, digital media and business electives (for example CUADES412 Interpret and respond to a design brief, CUAILL401 Develop and refine illustrative work, CUADIG413 Create user interfaces, BSBCRT512 Originate and develop concepts)
  • Greenwich's specific elective selection is not published, since the course currently has no live Greenwich course page

Career & PR pathway

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Admissions

No Greenwich-specific published entry requirement is currently available for this course (it has no live course page). Per the national qualification's own entry requirements, applicants must provide evidence of their technical skills and ability to produce multiple examples of graphic design work meeting different design requirements, produce typography that supports the overall design solution, and use graphic design industry software, acquired through personal, work or formal-study experience. Greenwich's general enrolment policy sets Australian Year 10 (or overseas equivalent) as its default academic entry baseline across its VET diplomas.

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