Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design

The Art Institute of California-San Francisco

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Graphic Design

Bachelor of Science

Graphic designers create a vast range of visual communications, including corporate identity, consumer package designs, annual reports, exhibit materials, direct mail, brochures and multimedia presentations. Students in this program initially develop basic skills in design, illustration and typography. They also are trained in creative problem solving and the ability to offer solutions that are successful in the business of commercial graphics. Emphasis is placed on learning the skills and techniques of both computer graphics and traditional design and production tools, such as the drawing board and drawing instruments. Advanced training includes the execution of assignments encountered by professionals in the field. Students graduate with the training and portfolio required for an entry-level position in visual communications.

Some of today's most dynamic industries are based on graphic design. The fields of advertising, publishing, television and graphic design offer great opportunities for trained visual communicators.

The 12-quarter Bachelor of Science degree in Graphic Design includes 192 credit hours. Program classes include Survey of Media & Design, Art & Design Concepts, Typography for Digital Media, Electronic Design and Print Production. Students use software such as Adobe PhotoShop, Adobe Illustrator and QuarkXpress.

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