Is it better to study design in a foreign university? Is there any way out?

Paper wedding dress? Just kidding! What could possibly be worn? In fact, what I am talking about is the toilet paper wedding dress.

Have you ever thought that the most commonly used daily necessity in life, "toilet paper", can have other uses? I saw a piece of news at home on Saturday. A toilet paper wedding dress contest was held in New York, USA. Participants used toilet paper to make unique wedding dresses. Don’t underestimate the toilet paper wedding dress. It is not only beautiful but also very sturdy. It is not inferior to ordinary wedding dresses at all. Models walked the stage wearing beautiful wedding dresses. Each wedding dress was unique and unique in design, surprising and eye-opening.

Indeed, every year, many students who have a strong interest in design and want to study abroad will also inquire with us about admission requirements and school selection. Studying design in a foreign country will not only increase your knowledge but also gain experience.

Among the many universities we represent, many schools are also ranked in the world's authoritative university rankings (QS RANKING 2016), and those that perform well in design and literature subjects include: Australia's RMIT University (ranking: 16), The University of New South Wales (UNSW Australia) (ranking: 29), University of Technology Sydney (ranking: 31), Swinburne University of Technology (ranking: 32), The University of Melbourne (ranking: 37), The University of Sydney ( Ranking: 44), The Australian National University (ranking: 51-100). Goldsmiths, University of London (ranking: 11), Loughborough University (ranking: 38), Kingston University, London (ranking: 51-100), Manchester Metropolitan University (ranking: 51-100) in the UK. New Zealand's Auckland University of Technology (AUT) (ranking: 51-100) and The University of Auckland (ranking: 51-100). There are so many agency schools that it is impossible to list them all. The school focuses on combining theoretical and practical abilities, so it is easy for students to join a company after graduation and join the industry. In addition, they design teaching to be flexible and diversified, with colorful content to meet the actual needs of students.

If students are interested in enrolling in design and literature subjects at overseas universities, in addition to knowing the registration procedures and timetable, they must also remember to prepare a portfolio. Design subjects are always based on performance rather than academic qualifications. Students with average academic performance can choose TAFE in Australia, and community colleges in the United States and Canada. After completing various courses, they can go to university.

After completing their courses at these institutions, students can pursue careers in advertising design, commercial design, visual design, interior design, product and packaging design, animation and multimedia design, and printing design, among many others, offering a wide range of career opportunities.

Polly Cham

Source: http://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2016/art-design#sorting=rank