Global Design Program - art.snu.ac.kr

Swinburne University of Technology

Global Design Program Product Visualisation for Industrial / Architecture Design

July 1-19 2019

Submitted on: 14 February 2019


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WORLD-CLASS, WORLD-RANKED

Swinburne is a world-ranked university leading the way in innovation, industry engagement and social inclusion. Our education, high-quality research and industry partnerships create positive change for students, staff and the community. At Swinburne, we understand it takes more than just

qualifications to compete in today’s job market. We equip our students with the knowledge and capabilities they need to establish successful careers through high-quality teaching and

work-integrated learning. World-ranked university Swinburne is an internationally recognised research-intensive university. In 2017, we ranked 61 in the world in the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings. This proves the success of our focus on and investment in high-quality teaching and research. It is why we are leaders in science, technology, innovation, business and design. Modern and safe campuses At Swinburne, we provide a friendly and supportive place to learn. We have small classes and modern facilities, and students receive individual attention and academic support from teachers. Inner-city location Swinburne’s main campus is located in the inner-city suburb of Hawthorn. It is close to many accommodation, shopping, eating, transport and entertainment options, and only 10 minutes by train from Melbourne’s city centre.

A wide range of study areas, including:

§ Arts and Humanities

§ Aviation

§ Built Environment and

Architecture

§ Business

§ Design

§ Education

§ Engineering

§ Film and Television

§ Games and Animation

§ Health

§ Information Technology

§ Law

§ Media and Communication

§ Nursing

§ Psychology

§ Science


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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS at Swinburne

Swinburne International Programs arrange tailored short-term programs for students, government bodies and professional groups.

Available all year round, our bespoke programs can combine focused lessons with cultural experiences, professional development training, teacher training, academic content, or customised English classes to suit your subject area, such as Teaching English as a Foreign Language or English for Business.

Design at Swinburne

Swinburne’s art & design courses invite you to harness your imagination and participate in the innovative design thinking that will define the 21st century. We provide the knowledge you need to combine creativity with business sense and insight. We also partner with industry to give you hands-on skills in your study area. You may choose to apply your learning to advertising, places and spaces, products and more.

We provide an understanding of the theory and practices for you to broaden your knowledge in a range of art and design methods. This includes painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, video and digital imaging, often incorporating other media and new technologies.


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Swinburne University of Technology Global Connection Program

This program consists of a series of design activities suitable for those who are studying in Industrial Design and Interior Architecture Design. Participating students will learn about design process to solve a problem and learn various design skills to apply when solving the problem. Designing future public space as their main project, students will complete an online portfolio with the 1/10 scale model outcome as well as have opportunity to present their final design to industry relevant professionals for evaluation. There will be other design challenge projects along the way which students can also include in their online portfolio. The Swinburne International team will have a dedicated staff member to look after your students for the duration of the program. Sample timetable*: Week 1-Week 3

This Course Consists of 3 Weeks Intensive Design Unit (DID10001 Product Visualization) with Series of Relevant Lectures and Workshops.

Time Week 1 Week 2 Week 3

Monday-Friday

9:00AM – 12:00PM

Orientation and Innovation

Lectures

Design Thinking and User Interface

Lectures

Concept Refinements Studios and

Prototyping Workshops

12:00PM – 1:00PM LUNCH BREAK LUNCH BREAK LUNCH BREAK

Monday-Friday

1:00PM – 4:00PM

Concept Studios and ideation

Workshops

Concept Development Studios and

Workshops

Final Presentation Workshops and

Presentation

Saturday- Sunday Free Schedule Free Schedule Free Schedule

*Sample timetable only. External tours and visits may have an earlier or later starting/finishing time.

All students must have IELTS 5.5 or above to apply

3 Easy Steps to Apply Step 1. Expression of interests by March 22nd 2019 [email protected] Step 2. Wait for Letter of Offer and Application Form via email by March 29th 2019 Step 3. Complete your Application Form and send it back to [email protected]

Duration 3 Weeks

Dates July 01-19, 2019


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Outside of the program

Outside of the program, we encourage all students to get out and explore the sights, life and culture of one of the world’s most liveable cities. Students will be able to experience Melbourne, and we can assist in organising city tours and recommending the best that this city has to offer.

World’s sporting capital • Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) • Rod Laver Arena – Australian Open

Tennis • Marvel Stadium • Olympic Park • Cricket, Australian Football League

(AFL), Tennis, Soccer, Rugby, Formula One and more

Art & culture hub

• Celebrated laneway street art • Music and performing arts hub • A variety of museums, dedicated to

both the most well-known and the quirkiest local stores

Amazing for food

• Culturally diverse eateries • Chinatown • Hidden laneway treasures • Coffee shops galore • Cafés

Ample green spaces

• Over 480 hectares of picturesque parks spreading across the city

• Royal Botanic Gardens, Princes Park, Albert Park


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Outside of the program

Melbourne offers a constantly changing calendar of events and activities that students can join outside of the classroom. Swinburne provides information and ideas to all of its students, allowing them to engage in life in Melbourne, and to enrich their experience. Please see the sample calendar below.

Sample External Activity Calendar


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Excursions and field trips

We can help organise cultural, fun and educational excursions that will introduce the group to some of the best tourist destinations and attractions Melbourne and Victoria has to offer. The field trips offered include Yarra Valley, Great Ocean Road, Phillip Island, National Gallery of Victoria, Torquay Surf Trip, Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs and many more.

Yarra Valley trip: - Visit to Healesville wildlife sanctuary - Lunch - Boomerang clinic - Rochford winery wine tasting - Chocolate factory - Snacks

Great Ocean Road trip: - Visit to Lorne and Apollo Bay - 12 Apostles - Loch Ard Gorge - Wild Koalas in the Otway National

Park - Lunch - Snacks

Phillip Island trip: - Pelican feeding session - Coastal/clifftop walk at cape

Woolamai beach - Sand dune boarding - Lunch - Penguin Parade - Snacks

Torquay Surf trip: - Surf lesson with instructors - Surfboard and wetsuit hire - Lunch - Visit to Surf brand outlets - Snacks

Hot Springs trip: - Dinner at the Peninsula Brewery - Entry to the Mornington Peninsula

Hot Springs - View at Arthurs Seat lookout

Other

If you are interested in any activities which are not listed in this proposal, please do not hesitate to contact us for details.


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ACCOMMODATION

Homestay Homestay accommodation allows students to live with an Australian resident or family. Homestay is a great way to develop English and experience the Australian lifestyle. Students are provided with a clean furnished room and receive two meals on weekdays and three meals on weekends. Homestay placements are organised by the Australian Homestay Network (AHN).

On-campus apartments

On-campus accommodation options are also available, such as private studio apartments or shared apartments.

Each apartment is fully furnished and secure with separate private, single, lockable bedrooms, one or two bathrooms, and a modern kitchen with an open plan living / dining area.

Accommodation Fees, per student*

Homestay (AHN)

From AUD 355 per week (plus AUD 230 placement fee)

Includes three meals per day.

On-campus accommodation From AUD 350 per week On-campus private rooms with shared bathrooms. Continental breakfast provided.

*Depends on Availability

Other options (Air BnB or etc.)

Depends on individual arrangements Depends on individual arrangements

*Fees take effect from 1 January 2018 and are subject to change.


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Wi-Fi

Swinburne’s campus and accommodation includes free Wi-Fi through a secure wireless network called EduRoam. This will be arranged for the students upon arrival.

Safety

Swinburne provides a safe work and learning environment for all our students, staff and visitors. Our campuses offer security services, including CCTV and security officers on campus 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our campus has a night-bus and student safety escort service which can be utilised for safe transport around the campus in the evenings.

Transportation

Swinburne provides an optional transport service from the airport to accommodation addresses. Airport transfers can be arranged by Swinburne International staff to the group for an additional cost. Please see optional extras section. Public transportation may be required for travel to off-campus excursions. Swinburne University has a train station in the middle of campus, which connects to Melbourne’s excellent public transport network through the MYKI ticketing system.

Contact Details

Administrative Support

Phillip Canavan International Programs Advisor [email protected] W: +61 3 9214 8342

Academic Program Leader

Dr Jo Kuys Academic Director of International Partnerships | School of Design [email protected] W: +61 3 9214 3856


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Class Rooms

Classes will be held in rooms adequate for the number of students. Facilities in all classrooms include a projector and whiteboard. Specific classrooms will be arranged dependant on final numbers of students. There are rooms that can cater for as low as 10 students to lecture theatres for over 400 students.


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Program fees – Students

Program fees AUD 2,800 Application fee included

Other information Visas and health insurance

§ Staff and students must check and apply for an appropriate visa from the

Department of Home Affairs if required. Travel & Health Insurance is recommended to cover the duration of the stay.

Fee payment

§ Applications are required 10 weeks before arrival. § Acceptance forms and full payment are required 6 weeks before arrival.

Cancellations § Cancellations 6 weeks or more before the start of the program are entitled to a

full refund, less $500 processing fee. § Cancellations received less than 6 weeks before the start of the program will

not be eligible for any refund. Contact us If you have any questions or would like to discuss the proposal, or request a specific program, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] We look forward to working with your university and building a strong and mutually beneficial academic relationship.

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