Established in Brisbane in 1881, the Queensland College of Art is one of Australia's longest-running art and design colleges. Today, the QCA offers the widest range of visual art and design studies in the country. Animation, Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art, Design Studies, Graphic Design, Interior Design, 3D Design, Fine Art, Gold- and Silversmithing, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, Photography, Creative Advertising Photography, Photographic Art Practice, Photojournalism, Film and Screen Media. Brisbane is the capital and most populous city in the state of Queensland, Australia. ...

Over the past 120 years, the Queensland College of Art has brought together some of the finest practitioners and academics in visual art and design. It has produced some of Australia's leading visual artists and designers. Thousands of professional artists and designers have commenced or advanced successful careers with the QCA. They have helped to shape the art and design culture of Queensland and Australia. Whether you're an aspiring photographer, artist, filmmaker, animator or designer, the QCA will let you shape the qualification to shape your career.

The Queensland College of Art encompasses the greatest range of disciplines of any art and design school in Australia. While some may offer fine art or photography ... contemporary Indigenous art or design ... screen production or animation ... the QCA offers all of these ... and more. With a broad canvas and a wide focus, the Queensland College of Art gives you more choice and more opportunity. And this diversity fosters a colourful, dynamic learning environment.