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The widely sought-after graphic design specialization offers a well-rounded, rigorous blend of professional training and theoretical knowledge. You'll discover how to experiment with typography and visuals across both print and digital formats to express concepts visually, while considering your target audience and your design's societal and environmental impact.
As a studio art student, you'll immerse yourself in the creative journey through coursework in art history, drawing, and interactive media. While establishing this core foundation, you'll also engage in practical graphic design classes, exploring diverse industry specialties, with consistent focus on creative development.
The graphic design concentration offers three degree options - B.A., B.S., or B.F.A. The B.S. and B.A. programs highlight a liberal arts education, whereas the B.F.A. serves as the professional track. Consequently, the B.F.A. delivers an immersive studio experience that fosters concentrated work in your chosen medium. Practical courses help you refine techniques and master current digital technologies. You'll also complete client projects, frequently collaborating with actual businesses and agencies, culminating in a comprehensive print and digital portfolio showcase. For expanded career possibilities, you can combine graphic design with another major or minor, such as interactive media or marketing.