7 Communication Design BSc Degree Programs

The Communication Design BSDES program focuses on teaching students how to creatively solve visual communication challenges across different mediums. Students learn to develop a strong foundation in d...

Study the ever-changing art of creating powerful visual messages that compel your audience to take action. Students studying communication design have opportunities to create all kinds of communications — graphic design, media design, book/publication, advertising, gaming, interactive and digital campaigns, print and direct marketing materials and campaigns, magazines, websites, and more.

The Bachelor of Science in Design program focuses on developing students' skills in creating functional, aesthetic, and innovative design solutions. It covers a wide range of design areas, including c...

The way that content is designed and displayed is an important and fast-evolving component of the information revolution. MTSU students enrolled in this concentration learn how to work with current technology used in both digital and print design, while also studying theories and practices of visual communication. Topics range from traditional typography to interactive design. The main emphasis of the visual communication program is on visual storytelling through various forms of publication design. This can include print and interactive media that delivers the information, opinion, and entertainment via magazines, newsletters, brochures, websites, and mobile apps.

Highline’s newest bachelor of applied science degree takes a holistic approach to design by combining your passion for visual design, technology, and problem-solving with accessibility, equity, and universal design. Discover the relationships between various design fields, and prepare yourself to become part of the next generation of forward-thinking designers. Highline College is located in Des Moines, Washington in South King County, an area with a strong thriving economy. The BAS in Integrated Design will prepare students to work in a diverse range of design firms and innovative businesses. The demand for designers in King County is 71% higher than the national average. Students who complete this degree will be competitive in the current job market demands.

With an eye to the future, Chowan is creating a setting where creativity and innovation will merge to produce a student that is aesthetical, theoretically, and technologically trained in graphic design, interactive design, print technology, packaging design, and/or studio art.

This program is a fusion of the traditional Mapúa strength (engineering and technology education) and an emerging strength: English proficiency.