Launch your creative career, on your own terms.
- 50% online, 50% in-person learning
- Graduate in 6 weeks, with a portfolio
- Learn from Australia’s leading artists and creatives
- Sell your work to a real audience
- Build alongside your art practice, not instead of it







testimonials
Real stories from real learners sharing their experiences, growth, and success with Future Minds.
The next cohort starts soon.
Join the upcoming cohort. Seats are limited to ensure personalized mentorship and code reviews.
28 March – 5 April
(Application Deadline: 25 March)
Kick-start your learning with immersive workshops, real-world projects, and guidance from experienced mentors. Build practical skills and connect with a community of passionate learners.
28 August – 5 September
(Application Deadline: 20 August)
Advance your knowledge through project-based learning, industry insights, and career-focused sessions designed to help you confidently apply your skills in real-world settings.
Questions we get asked
Find quick answers to the most common questions about our programs, process, and learning experience.
Nope. You don't need an idea to begin, just an open mind. We'll guide you to spot a real problem and shape it into something worth building. You will need a team of three to take part, so grab a couple of friends to get started.
We believe learning should be hands-on, and even fun. Each week has a learning milestone that builds toward your real business, like developing your business plan. You'll submit six checkpoints across the program, each reviewed and graded by our team of assessors, who give you genuine feedback along the way.
We're committed to making FutureHack accessible. We consider needs-based support using measures like a school's ICSEA score and low-income status, so places may be available for students who need them. Get in touch to find out more.
Yes. Every student who successfully completes the program receives an official Certificate of Completion, issued by Future Minds Network and an accredited Australian university. It can also count toward recognition of prior learning, meaning academic credit toward a future degree, depending on your study plan and each university's course rules.













