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ACTION 1: researching prerequisites for a wide range of courses 

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ACTION 1: researching prerequisites for a wide range of courses 

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This is a compilation of some of the many university course handbooks I had looked at and collected from the career expo and some of the courses I was interested in from them.

From analysing these courses, I have ranked them from what I am most interested in to what I am least interested in from these 5 courses.

1. Bachelor of Interior Architecture at UNSW (seems like a more in depth course and more towards the design and creativity aspect than the architectural type critical thinking, so this course interests me more)

2. Bachelor of Interior Architecture at UniSA

3. Diploma of Branded Fashion

4. Bachelor of City Planning

5. Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

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This image is from the course handbook of University of South Australia of the Bachelor of Interior Architecture and the third image is the same degree at the University of New South Wales. I have enjoyed the idea of my career being an interior architect for a long time, essentially because it allows me to express my creativity in a way which involves decoration, and experimenting in an aesthetically pleasing way. This also reflects critical thinking since it involves sticking to a design brief depending on the client and their personal wants and needs. This course does not have any prerequisites for UniSA, but for UNSW the prerequisite is English until Year 12 and the guaranteed entry ATAR is 70 for Uni SA and 80 at UNSW.

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This image is from the Torrens University handbook for the Diploma of Branded Fashion Design. I have always been interested in doing fashion design as a side job in the future, because of the ability to create something wearable which conveys a meaning, which is a unique way to express creativity. Critical thinking is also presented by thinking about measurements, placement and colours of the piece as well, and how it is marketed and placed on a model. All that is needed for this course is a Year 12 certificate.

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These images are from the UNSW course handbook. The second image is of the Bachelor of City Planning, which I believe would be an extension and more challenging way to apply my critical thinking skills to create a large scale project, while also applying my creativity to generate unique ideas, and even using communication to interact with my co-workers and members of the community. The fourth image is of the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture. This again provides this sense of critical thinking by considering the limits a land might have, and what the client wants and using my creativity to make the final product unique and aesthetically pleasing. There are no prerequisites for both and the guaranteed entry is at an ATAR of 80.