The Bachelor of Design is creative and practical, with strong input from industry partners like Weta Workshop, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Auckland Art Gallery, Creative New Zealand and Kate Sylvester. As a Bachelor of Design student you have access to world-class facilities, collaborate with other art and design students, and in your final year you may be able to showcase your work at the AUT School of Art and Design festival or the AUT Rookie fashion show. Digital design skills are in high demand in a range of moving image, interactive and immersive fields, including 3D animation, visual effects, gaming, cinematic production, motion graphics, motion capture, and augmented and virtual reality. The Digital Design major focuses on four pathways: Animation Visual Effects Game Design Career opportunities 3D animator Games designer Virtual reality artist Interactive designer Motion capture artist Motion designer