This program lets students master essential skills and critical software for work in graphic communications. All courses are available in a fully online asynchronous delivery. Graduates will demonstrate applied skills in design thinking, digital imaging, digital illustration, graphic communication, 2-D design, and typography. Graduates will also demonstrate foundational competencies with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

Stu­dents learn to design and compile material for print and screen media with emp­hasis on print­making, graphic design, multi­media and digital editing. Stu­dents learn to use software for picture processing, layout and web.

Graphic design thrives in the fine arts setting of Montserrat. Our Graphic Design program offers courses designed to teach designers how to capture ideas and structure information using type, images and sound for a variety of platforms.

Digital Fabrication and Design students create sculptural forms and functional design through the use of software.

Get a global vision of the additive manufacturing process: from the digital modeling of an object to its final 3D printing. Know the basics of 3D design through advanced CAD tools such as Solid Works. Focus the design process to additive manufacturing. Obtain digital models through digitizing techniques such as scanning.

Never before has the design + education communities come together in a more electric way! Introducing V School’s User Experience Design Course. We have literally assembled the founders/creators at some of the best creative agencies in the country, to create a curriculum + teach the design concepts that are leading the industry. V School’s skill-builder (part-time) course is engineered for the individual within the design or frontend development fields looking to make a switch to UX Design or level-up their overall skills.

An SOS-certified course for those who want to acquire the necessary practical skills to becoming acknowledgeable in the use of 3d modeling and parametric design software.

Shillington is a global design school created by today’s professionals to help students upskill and change careers. With campuses in New York, London, Manchester, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane — the fast-paced, intensive course teaches the skills required to succeed as a designer. The innovative curriculum encourages experimentation, creative thinking and problem solving — all linked to real-world design briefs. Shillington treats students as designers from day one, covering design principles, color theory and typography basics. Shillington students graduate with a professional design portfolio and industry-relevant skills, going on to work for top creative studios, big brands or launching their own businesses—all within 3 months full-time or 9 months part-time (in-person or online).

Shillington is a global design school created by today’s professionals to help students upskill and change careers. With campuses in New York, London, Manchester, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane — the fast-paced, intensive course teaches the skills required to succeed as a designer. The innovative curriculum encourages experimentation, creative thinking and problem solving — all linked to real-world design briefs. Shillington treats students as designers from day one, covering design principles, color theory and typography basics. Shillington students graduate with a professional design portfolio and industry-relevant skills, going on to work for top creative studios, big brands or launching their own businesses—all within 3 months full-time or 9 months part-time (in-person or online).

Designed to complement majors in every department and program, Digital Studies classes (DIG) bridge usual distinctions between the sciences and the humanities, between empiricism and interpretation. Combining theory and practice, DIG courses foster liberal arts practices essential for the 21st century: procedural literacy, data awareness, network sensibilities, entrepreneurial thinking, digital citizenship, information preservation and sustainability, and the ethical use of technology.

With the influence of digital technologies across culture, art, and entertainment, opportunities abound for creative producers of media content, as does the need to become critical consumers of the products of media industries. The Digital Arts program readies students to navigate this emerging media landscape and equips them for the jobs of the future.

Our Computer Assisted Design (CAD) lessons were created with the fashion designer, fashion merchandiser and product developer/technical designer in mind. You will learn basic to advanced lessons including using Adobe Illustrator® for Flats to Adobe Photoshop® for Surface Design.

Make the most of two industry-standard photographic software programs in one intensive course - for people who mean business! The Morley College' Adobe Pack' courses are designed to help you get a foot on the industry ladder, aimed at beginners or those wishing to improve their skills for new career opportunities.

Are you an animation fanatic? The kind of person who hates waking up to an alarm clock for school but can always jump out of bed for Saturday morning cartoons? Does “taking notes” in class mean constantly doodling and day-dreaming about far-away fantasy worlds and colourful characters? If so, 2D Animation & Digital Art is the program for you!

The Studio Art Minor combines intensely engaged faculty, and the professional facilities of a larger school, with the personal attention paid to each student's artistic and scholarly development only possible at a smaller college. The program offers a vast forum of ideas and concepts preparing you for a wide range of disciplines. You will have access to a shared studio space for interaction with classmates. Our faculty and staff will help to cultivate your passions and build on experiences for your career and is dedicated to a liberal arts education that prepares you within a broad, humane perspective for a life of inquiry, creativity, and critical and analytical thinking. The Nancy G Unobskey Visiting Artist Program enables Studio Art to bring internationally recognized artists to Goucher’s campus and provides students with meaningful and significant access to the artists via exhibitions in the Silber Gallery, studio visits, discussion groups and lectures. Some previous visiting artists include Linda Montano, Ann Hamilton, Whitfield Lovell, Mark Dion & Layla Ali. Our minor complements many areas of study, including majors such as the Visual, Library and Material Culture, Integrative Arts Study, Digital Arts, Communication and Media Studies, as well as secondary minor education in art history, and a concentration in arts management.