Design plays a crucial role in shaping the world around us, from the spaces we inhabit to the products we use every day. Students in our program learn the business, history, psychology, and philosophy of design, and they create their original work. Fashion Design at Radford University provides students the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to express their creativity and realize individual design visions.

Preservation designers shape the future by revitalizing historically significant buildings for modern use while honoring their past. At SCAD, you'll gain the expertise to lead these transformations through a studio-based, digitally focused curriculum. Learn adaptive reuse strategies from a university internationally recognized for preservation and design innovation.

At SCAD, the production design program is a gateway to industry success, offering hands-on experience with top-tier projects and collaborations. Our alumni thrive at 20th Century Fox, HBO, MTV, Nickelodeon, and more. With a curriculum blending creativity and technical expertise, you'll be prepared to bring stunning visual storytelling to life.

Welcome to the exciting world of Videogame Art and Game Design! On this journey, you'll discover the magic of creating stunning cities, magical vehicles, and powerful weapons that come to life in epic video games like Fortnite, The Last of Us, and The Witcher. But that is not all; This knowledge is not only applicable in the video game industry, but you will also find it useful in movies, commercials, board games, and much more.

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Advanced Manufacturing and Design provides the skills and experience needed to advance careers in manufacturing across a broad range of industries in both technical and managerial roles. The curriculum is based on solving real-world workplace challenges related to production systems, automation, materials testing, safety, operations and project management, supply chain, quality control, technical communications, and sustainability.

SCAD’s fibers department, the largest in the U.S., offers a cutting-edge curriculum and state-of-the-art facilities. Students join award-winning artists and alumni shaping industries from aerospace to fashion, creating materials for NASA, Nike, Chrysler, and top brands like Anthropologie and Lilly Pulitzer.

In Quinnipiac BA Game Design and Development - Whether you grew up creating worlds in Minecraft or hoping to work on the next Mario or League of Legends, our BA in Game Design and Development program is a stepping-stone into the exciting field of game design and its many applications, including entertainment, education, medicine, virtual reality, esports and more.

The Bachelor of Arts in Art and Design prepares students for a range of creative careers. Beginning with strong foundational principles of design, students have a well-rounded course of study with photography, video, web design, and art history, and are then provided the flexibility to study in an area of their choosing. The degree is ideal for students who wish to double major or diversify their skills with additional minors and whose educational goal is a major in art and design that incorporates more substantive study in the liberal arts than the Bachelor of Fine Arts allows. Like the BFA program, the BA focuses on creativity, problem-solving, project development and teamwork, and mastery of technique and craftsmanship, while providing the interdisciplinary perspective necessary to succeed in today's art and design fields.

The Bachelor of Design (BDes) degree is a four-year degree that offers three tracks for specialization: Products (industrial design), Communications (graphic design), and Environments (both physical and digital).

Journalism + Design is an interdisciplinary bachelor of arts degree forging the rigorous critical thinking of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts with the creative design thinking of Parsons School of Design. You will learn the skills to address the complex media eco-system of the 21st century and develop the creative capacity and confidence to thrive in any field that values imagination, agility, and smarts.

UC Davis offers the University of California’s only comprehensive Department of Design in which students engage in multiple areas of design practice, rather than pursuing a single path. Why? Because design is increasingly multidisciplinary and collaborative. When they leave campus for their careers, our students are prepared to work with everyone in the room: those doing engineering, coding, manufacturing or actually using our designs.

The Bachelor of Design (BDes) degree is a four-year degree that offers three tracks for specialization: Products (industrial design), Communications (graphic design), and Environments (both physical and digital). Our curriculum emphasizes the importance of designing for interactions between people, the built world, and the natural world. (Learn more about our program framework.)

Our major in art & design offers emphases in graphic design, graphic design marketing, graphic design photography, and studio, as well as an art teaching licensure and minors in studio arts or graphic design to fit your specialized interests.

The B.A. in Integrated Design allows students many unique opportunities in the field of design, helping them acquire skills in specific advanced technologies crucial to the design industry. The program prepares students for diverse design jobs in the industry right after graduation and also prepares students to go into a graduate M.A. or M.F.A. program.

Students in this program focus on typography and interaction and explore industry-specific areas of study such as information design, branding, editorial, motion graphics, type design, or Web/mobile product design. They learn to create and share compelling messages from concept stage to final form while exploring the social and environmental dimensions of communication.