What is a Designer?
A Career as a Designer
Design Disciplines
Industrial Design
Interior Design
Interior Decoration
Graphic Design
Textile Design
Exhibition and Display Design
Fashion Design
TV, Film and Set Design
Design Management
Design Education
Jewellery Design
Furniture Design
Digital Media
Other Disciplines
Education
Employment
Artichoke
Artichoke is the official quarterly magazine of the DIA. It is supplied free to all DIA members.
Practice Notes
A comprehensive reference manual of information to assist designers in their professional practice.
Design Education
Design Education
Design education has become a major growth area in both secondary and tertiary education.
The education of designers requires teachers, lecturers and tutors with knowledge in the many subject areas that designers must study. It also requires experienced designers in each design discipline who are able to pass on the realities of professional practice.
Design educators may have qualifications in a design discipline or in one of the subjects that make up the curriculum. They may additionally have qualifications in teaching.
ANZSCO (2006) occupation code - no unique code. (University Lecturer 242111, University Tutor 242112)
