Melbourne School of Design Travelling studios are 'working laboratories' for design thought and production and involve the exploration of complex, real-life issues. Exposure to unfamiliar cultures, places and people will stimulate your ability to think creatively and problem-solve.
Pre-trip seminars will precede the travel component of each studio and each studio will incur travel costs, in addition to tuition fees. Faculty travel subsidies will be available to all participating students.
2020 Travelling Studios
Application Process
Travelling studios are inter-disciplinary and developed in collaboration with partners such as other universities and government departments. Student numbers in each studio will be capped at 16.
Before applying for a travelling studio, consider the following | Links to important information | |
---|---|---|
Eligibility requirements |
| |
Selection |
| |
Credit |
| |
Costs and Funding |
| Student Financial Aid |
How to apply for a Travelling Studio | MSD Travelling Studio are classed as 'quota restricted subjects' as they include a travel component where the capacity for large enrolment is limited by available resources (accommodation, OHS, etc.), as well as the mode of teaching. IMPORTANT: Applications for travelling studios are run via the quota selection process. Students will be required to submit an application via an online form. Please click on the button to the right to access the form. Application Outcome Students will normally be notified of an outcome of their application within 10 working days after the application closing date for the corresponding Travelling Studio. | Travelling Studio Application Form |
Past travelling studios
-
2019
USA, New Zealand, Sweden, Indonesia
-
2018
Italy, Chile
-
2017
India, China and Australia
-
2016
Brazil, Java and Leeuwarden
-
2015
Berlin, Leeuwarden, New Delhi
-
2014
Fujian, Hong Kong, Munich, Zurich, Nanjing, New Delhi, Santiago, Atacama Desert and Seoul
-
2013
Cape Town, Gothenburg, Malaga, Nagoya, New Delhi, Pretoria, Tokyo
-
2012
Florence, Hong Kong, Lithuania, Mandvi, Monterray, Nanjing, and Porto
-
2011
Kiribati, Montreal, Mumbai, Nagoya and Santiago
-
2010
Genoa, Monterray and Woomera
-
2009
Ahmedabad, Bangkok, Beijing, Santiago and Virginia
-
2008
Genoa and Nanjing