Learning design and technology is where learning meets innovation, where creativity transforms education, and where you become the architect of learning experiences.
Fuelled by technology, and our growing desire for continuous learning, the demand for learning designers is increasing across the globe in industries from gaming to healthcare, from education to government.
Learning designers understand how people learn. They use this knowledge to create tailored learning experiences. Their goal is to make learning engaging, accessible, and scalable for people of all ages, abilities and stages of life.
Real-world stories from learning designers shaping education across diverse industries.
Ready to shape the future of learning? Introducing the Bachelor of Learning Design and Technology.
Our course has been designed with industry leaders to ensure graduates are at the forefront of learning design with highly transferable skills, including project management, leadership, critical thinking and data-driven decision-making.
Through this course you will learn how to create experiences that are not just within the classroom, but for everyday learning. Combine your love of creativity, technology and psychology to explore how we best navigate new challenges and technologies, from artificial intelligence and simulations to corporate training and career development.
Watch our webinar: Discover everything about the course, the role of learning designers, the current industry trends, and future job outlook.
This course requires you to undertake off-campus industry experience. Industry experience, also known as work-integrated learning (WIL), provides you with opportunities to integrate academic learning with workplace experience.
Through WIL, there will be the opportunity to apply skills and respond to contemporary and future challenges with learning design techniques, ensuring you're job-ready.
The Faculty of Education’s Professional Experience Team will source industry-based placements for Bachelor of Learning Design and Technology students. Students in the Melbourne area can access placements in various workplace settings or virtually. For those students outside of Melbourne, we'll guide you to local opportunities.
An application and interview will be part of the process to ensure a meaningful placement experience.
You can also participate in the Monash Innovation Guarantee (MIG) program as an elective, working with other students to deliver solutions for an industry partner. No applications, interviews, or prior experience needed.
Find out all you need to know about the course and making an application.
