BFA Communication Design with a Concentration in User-Experience Design

The undergraduate Communication Design program graduates effective conceptual thinkers and creative problem-solvers in the areas of Graphic Design and User-Experience Design. In both concentrations, students begin by learning to use the basic elements and principles of design and apply design thinking and design process to learn concepts, technology, image-making, color theory, typography, user analysis and client needs, wireframing and prototyping as students create a wide and diverse visual means of communication.

User-experience designers do more than merely design and implement digital interfaces. Students who complete the User-Experience Design track will be well prepared to embark on creative careers that allow them to work in teams, and create, implement and sustain effective and valuable products, services and systems.

The B.F.A. in Communication Design develops designers who are conceptual thinkers, creative problem solvers and socially responsible citizens. Our graduates are regularly recognized in national and international design competitions and have a high placement rate at top design, interactive and advertising firms throughout the country.

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