Bachelor of Web Development
Become a full-stack developer built for the future
Complete your course faster by studying through 6 trimesters across 2 years.
Complete your course faster by studying through 6 trimesters across 2 years.
September 2025
September 2025
AI-first. Cloud-ready. Team-tested. Learn to build real products with real tools.
Tools & Software






Design & Visual Communication Skills
Course Structure
ChatGPT to rapidly prototype ideas and generate visual assets.
Collaborate like product teams do — across design and development.
AI tools assist in layout, content, and accessibility checks.
Introduce basic data structures and control flow logic. AI coding assistants like Copilot or Cursor are used to accelerate learning, provide alternatives, and debug strategies.
AI tools support code generation, component scaffolding, and testing.
Supported by research and mentorship.

BACHELOR OF WEB DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES
What jobs will this course lead me into?
- Full-stack developer
- Web developer
- Web designer
- Social media designer
- UX designer
- UI designer
- Creative director
- Branding and identity designer
- Art director

Easy transition into postgraduate courses
SAE Bachelor Degrees are structured in an integrated course framework.
This means that when you complete an SAE of Design & Visual Communication you will be awarded the maximum credit points available, providing you with the opportunity to seamlessly transition into the higher-level postgraduate qualifications if you choose to do so.
Course FAQs
All SAE courses have a focus on practical, hands-on delivery. The amount of practical time you experience during your studies does vary, depending on your course. You will also have opportunities to access campus resources and facilities outside of class time, during campus opening hours.
FEE‑HELP is a ln Australian Governement loan scheme that assists eligible fee paying students pay all or part of their tuition fees. It cannot be used for additional study costs such as accommodation or text books. The total amount of FEE‑HELP a person can use is known as the ‘FEE‑HELP limit’.
Once a person begins using FEE‑HELP, the amount of FEE‑HELP they have left to use is known as their ‘FEE‑HELP balance’.
