BA (Hons) Graphic Design (Grap - University of S

Tuition Fee

USD 17,955

Per year

Start Date

Not Available

Medium of studying

On campus

Duration

Not Available

Details

Program Details

Degree

Bachelors

Major

Fishing | Meat Technology | Building Design | Music | Music Education

Area of study

Arts | Manufacturing and Processing

Education type

On campus

Timing

Full time

Course Language

English

Tuition Fee

Average International Tuition Fee

USD 17,955

Intakes

Program start date	Application deadline
2023-09-19	-
2024-01-09	-

About Program

Program Overview

Introduction

Our Graphic Illustration and Graphic Design courses offer you control over your creative direction and career ambitions. Because we teach both degrees together, you are not tied to one study route; for instance, if you develop a passion for Graphic Design you can transfer to the graphics pathway to study that area in much more depth.

Within both courses, projects help you develop the creative and technical skills you need for industry, while also being open enough to allow you the freedom to steer your work to suit your interests. This way, you get the most out of your time with us—tailoring your degree, exploring your career options and developing a personal approach to your creative process.

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Alice Plankova – Punkachu fold out illustrated picture book

With our small class sizes, throughout your degree you benefit from generous contact time with our tutors and technicians and easy access to all facilities, supporting you to advance your learning and hone your applied illustration skills.

Employability is at the heart of our Graphic Design (Graphic Illustration) course. Alongside developing a broad range of practical skills, you learn how to be a creative and critical thinker, developing transferable skills along the way.

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Lidija Astromskaite – Advice poster

Our links to professional bodies, experts and design practitioners makes for an industry-focused programme, providing you with fantastic networking and placement opportunities. For example, students have recently received industry-set briefs from BBC Studios, Jacob Bailey and Itineris, and worked on client-facing live projects for Suffolk Archives, 4YP, Saxon Packaging, MT Productions and Ipswich Vision. Tutors will also advise and support you in approaching design studios to arrange practical work experience.

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Steph Glenister – Hex Gaming for Girls app design

To give you and your work maximum exposure, we support rolling out competitions from partner organisations as extracurricular projects, as well as embed national competitions within the course curriculum. Read more in Career Opportunities below.

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Jes Rickarby – The Other Shoes children's activity book

Applicant portfolio advice

Below we provide some useful tips on what to include in your application portfolio. Since there is no set ‘checklist’, if you do not have all of the suggested elements, we still encourage you to apply.

Include a range of work demonstrating creativity in its broadest sense.

Show work that represents illustration with ideas at its centre and that aims to communicate a message.

Provide examples of drawing skills in a range of different mediums.

Demonstrate your ability to analyse your own work and the work of others.

Show a project from start to finish, so we can gauge your creative journey and understand your design process.

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