The Graphic Design minor will equip students with a range of graphic design skills, providing students with the opportunity to enhance potential career choices in occupations where graphic design as ...

The Department of Art and Art History has long included a wide variety of graphic and digital design courses as part of an “area of focus” to go along with more traditional courses such as painting, ...

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The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art - Graphic Design option is a broad, well-rounded liberal arts degree intended for students who desire an in-depth graphic design specialization with a more open degree ...

The Bachelor of Liberal Arts (BLA) concentration in Graphic Design will introduce students to the fundamental studies of graphic design. Course work will help students develop concepts, vocabulary and ...

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The graphic design program emphasizes hands-on design approaches, while critical analysis, theory, research and application will be explored. Students will become well-versed in graphic design ...

Graphic design is a field with many diverse opportunities. A designer might work in advertising, publishing, web design, multimedia, television or film, animation, and exhibition design, or any number ...

The Graphic Design program prepares you to become a visual communicator, critical thinker, and creative problem solver. Through our mentorship and curricula, you will learn the history and theory, ...

You’re creative. You have an eye for detail, an understanding of color, an appreciation of spatial relationships. If you are interested in creatively shaping the visual landscape, in inspiring and ...