Degree in Graphic Design
Graphic Design Degree
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Bachelor of Science In Graphic Design

Students learn the theory behind using, understanding, and creating visual language and master the design and conceptual skills required for a successful design career.

This program is appropriate for international applicants who want to study in the U.S. on a student visa.  

Translate your love of art into a rewarding career
The Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design degree program is designed to help you acquire the computer graphics, digital imaging, and production skills you need to achieve success in the graphic design field. Engaged with the latest techniques, tools, and applications, you will enhance your understanding of color, composition, design, and typography. Even more important, you will learn to develop and present creative solutions to your clients’ most pressing design issues.

Whether you plan to become a graphic designer, computer artist, advertising or creative director, or production specialist, this bachelor’s degree in graphic design will accelerate your creativity and put you on the path toward a rewarding and interesting career.

Who it’s for? This bachelor’s degree program in graphic design is intended for students who wish to pursue a career as a graphic designer, graphic artist, commercial or industrial designer, desktop publisher, production specialist, drafter, or prepress technician.

What the job market looks like: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment opportunities for graphic designers are expected to grow about as fast as average for all occupations. While keen competition for jobs is expected, individuals with a degree that includes website design and animation courses will enjoy the best opportunities. Given the project-based nature of the industry, graphic designers often perform freelance work after-hours, while holding a salaried job in design or another occupation.

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