Portfolio entry

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces of creative writing, in any genre or style, no longer than twenty-five pages in total. Try to show us your personality when answering the application questions so we can understand who you really are.

Please submit a portfolio with:

• a one-page introduction outlining why you’re applying for portfolio entry and why you think you’d be a positive addition to our course. Tell us about any experience you have in heritage, including any relevant volunteering you’ve done
• a review of three heritage sites or experiences you think are really engaging, innovative or unusual. For each site, tell us what makes them interesting sites and why you chose them specifically. They don’t all have to be physical sites. We’d love to read about heritage-focused websites, digital heritage or intangible heritage
• your vision for the future, including details of the sort of job you see yourself doing in the heritage field.

• Please submit a portfolio containing up to five examples of work you’ve completed.  These examples can be animations, illustrations, 3D work, concept art, audio, games or other ways you have used digital technology to make creative visual works.  You may link to web sites or provide links to material on cloud services like Google Drive. 
• If you’d like to study digital media but don’t have any experience in digital production, you are still encouraged to apply; instead of submitting work you can provide a short video (up to 3 minutes) explaining your interest in digital media and why you’d like to study digital media at the University of Canberra. 
• You may also like to attach any additional information which helps us select you, such as any work experience you have (even if it’s unrelated: showing you can stick at a job is important), any awards you have received at school or elsewhere, and anything you’ve done beyond school – for example, if you have a YouTube channel, or a social media presence related to your study interests.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces of fiction or non-fiction film work. Your submission can include documentary and short film excerpts and your pieces should hold a narrative structure.

When completing the application form, please answer ‘What filmmaker do you admire and why?’ instead of the question currently showing at Question 2.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces made up of:

• work/volunteer experience you’ve undertaken either in Australia or overseas
• documentary evidence of your work
• a letter of support from your volunteer experience supervisor
• written reports
• other written evidence.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to two brand or communication projects related to marketing communications/advertising. Your portfolio should include evidence of your research collation, identification of problems, and creation of ideas and solutions.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces which demonstrates your interest in sport and includes:

• evidence of research-based writing
• examples of non-fiction storytelling, such as feature stories, profiles, essays, personal experiences, videos, blog posts, photography, podcasts and more
• a rationale for the topics chosen, explaining why they’re important stories to tell
• a statement about the media’s role in sport which covers the reporting of issues, the portrayal of athletes and the broadcasting of sport.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces of work. These can include student journalism pieces, essays, creative writing examples, videos, blog posts, interviews, podcasts and more.

Make sure you include:

• a rationale for the topics chosen, explaining why they’re important stories to tell
• a statement about the role of journalism in society and current challenges facing journalism.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces of work. These can include media releases, promotional or advertising materials, websites, videos, news stories, research reports, blog posts, creative writing, essays (maximum of one), speeches, multimedia presentations and more.

Make sure you include a document of no more than one-page in total which outlines:

• a rationale outlining the audience for each of your pieces
• details of how you tailored each piece to its audience.

Please submit a portfolio containing at least five pieces of creative work. These can include any visual material, such as drawings, photographs, samples of technical drawings, film clips, examples of digital drawing skills, samples of built items like woodworked furniture, paintings and sculptures and more. Your portfolio should include evidence of your design process and creative problem-solving.

Please submit a portfolio containing at least five pieces of work. These can include drawings, artworks, designs, models, sculptures and more. Your portfolio should include evidence of your design process and creative problem-solving. Evidence of your design and/or artistic abilities will be highly regarded.

Please submit a portfolio containing at least five pieces of work. These can include drawings, artworks, designs, models, sculptures and more. Your portfolio should include evidence of your design process and creative problem-solving. In your written response to the question in the application, please ensure you detail your talents related to your selected course, not just its tertiary study area. You may be required to attend an interview.

Please submit a portfolio containing:

• an up-to-date resume/CV detailing your work history, which can include examples of secondary school or college leadership programs, sports coaching, umpiring accreditation, TAFE/Registered Training Organisation (RTO) qualifications, industry training or accreditation, workplace training and more
• an outline of your academic history to date
• two professional references, from teachers, coaches, mentors or employers, supporting both your achievements and the skills you’ve gained relevant to the building and construction management industry
• a copy of your latest school report (if you’re a recent school leaver).

Please submit a portfolio containing:

• images of at least two products or artefacts you’ve designed
• a physical model for at least one of those products or artefacts
• documentation of each step of the design process for each product or artefact, explaining what led you to the final design and how you went about making your physical model
• evidence of your design process for each product or artefact, which can include your research, concept sketches, concept refinement, CAD modelling, prototyping, testing and development
• descriptions of each product or artefact, outlining what it is, its purpose, how it works, the motivation behind its design and what you think is innovative about it.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces of your best creative work related to digital design. These could be websites, mobile apps, physical devices (IoT), desktop applications or more. Your creative work should:

• include a narrative providing evidence of your creative design process
• include a rationale explaining your design decisions and influences, which addresses the problem you were trying to solve, and includes your research, concept sketches, concept refinement and final outcome
• be supported by a clear digital representation of your final design outcome.

Please submit a portfolio containing up to five pieces of your best creative work related to visual communication or graphic design. These can be drawings, artworks, digital designs or more. Your creative work should:

• include a narrative providing evidence of your creative design process
• include a rationale explaining your design decisions and influences, which addresses the problem you were trying to solve, and includes your research, concept sketches, concept refinement and final outcome
• be supported by a clear digital representation of your final design outcome.