The Graphic Design Minor is ideal for non-art majors looking to enhance their skills or deepen their appreciation of graphic design. To earn the minor, students must complete 18 credit hours within the Art Department, with guidance from the Art Department Chair or designated faculty. The program covers essential areas such as design fundamentals, computer graphics, and typography, offering a solid foundation in graphic design principles and techniques.
Graphic Design Minor
Part of the
Art Department in the
College of Arts and Sciences
Ignite Your Creativity with a Graphic Design Minor—Transform Ideas into Impactful Visuals
Program Highlights
- Required Courses - 18 Credits
- Gain a solid foundation in graphic design
- Advisement provided by the Art Department Chair or designated faculty
Course Requirements
What Can You Do with a Graphic Design Minor?
With a Graphic Design Minor, you can:
- Apply skills in graphic design, web design, or digital media
- Develop visual content for marketing and advertising
- Create graphics for publications, social media, or entertainment
- Offer design services independently or as a consultant
Dower Center Studios
Located in Dower 142 and 166, our cutting-edge graphic design studios each offer 1,200 square feet and 20 iMacs. Engage in graphic design with our state-of-the-art tools, including an Epson color printer, two 3D printers, Silhouette cutting machines, and multiple flat-bed scanners.
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