event highlights

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Event management students played a critical role in the organisation and running of this Creative Intersections – Swinburne Graduate Exhibition and Screening event. The event has acted as the perfect bridge between supervised, simulated environments and activities, and job-ready, real-world experiences. 

Next Gen – Creative Studio is a nimble, dynamic social media agency, that provides Diploma of Social Media Marketing students with real life digital project and agency experience. 

Students were tasked with creating packaging for sustainable seaweed products bridging the gap between customers and accessibly of seaweeds in Australia, examining how circularity can affect packaging design decisions and impact our environment positively. 

The Second Chance project involves the redesign of the Old Fire Station on Williams Street, Hawthorn as a community-based, drop-in- centre for both locals and vulnerable people, including the homeless. The brief is to design a secure, clean, safe, and supportive emergency overnight accommodation. 

Examining the convergence and evolution of digital and physical relationships through glitch art, this project engages with the systems and technologies that shape contemporary life through the manipulation of digital artifacts. 

Selected student works from across the course are also on display.

This exhibition of innovative photographic images showcases students’ explored concepts, themes and visual narratives, through works ranging from fine art to documentary photography. 

From arts reviews and feature articles to flash fiction and scripts, this showcase of written works had been curated to reflect the various genres, themes, platforms and media explored in the Professional Writing and Editing courses. 

CINAESTHESIA showcases films created by Swinburne’s graduate Screen and Media students. These short works express what students are passionate about and demonstrate their creative and technical skills as professional filmmakers and animators.

Dive deep into ‘Tales of Sorrow and Splendor from a Dying Land’ and 'Godspeed', two games that take place in the world of Gond, the fantasy game world that’s transforming the way game design is taught in Victoria.