Students on the Graphic Design BA (Hons) course learn not only about the technical aspects of design and developing workshop skills, but also about the relationship of the creative arts to entrepreneurship and business issues. The course is designed to stimulate design responsibility in the student, which is an important aspect of professional work.
Why study for a Graphic Design BA (Hons)?
- The university is a member of the British Fashion Council, The Association of Fashion and Textiles Courses, Association of Illustrators and AA2A
- Students have the opportunity to work with companies such as Bedford Creative Arts, London Luton Airport, Luton Town FC, Luton Culture Trust and Penguin Books
- Students have free access to Adobe Creative Cloud
- Students can enter national and international competitions
What skills does the student have at the end of the course?
- The Graphic Design BA (Hons) course covers digital content creation, IA, interface design, web and social media design, editorial design, print, moving image, visual identity, typography, graphic illustration
- Learning takes place in small group workshops and well-equipped classrooms
- Classes are taught by design practitioners who provide valuable guidance and develop students’ techniques
Where to study this major?
Our choice for the Graphic Design BA (Hons) course is University Square Campus in Luton.
