The Graphic Design Minor is an excellent opportunity for non-art majors who want to enhance their creative skills or deepen their appreciation for the field of graphic design. This minor allows students to explore the principles of design while complementing their primary area of study.
To earn the minor, students are required to complete 18 credit hours within the Art Department, ensuring a focused and structured approach to their education. Throughout the program, students will work closely with the Art Department Chair or designated faculty members, who provide valuable guidance and mentorship, helping students navigate their coursework and tailor their experience to their interests.
The curriculum covers essential areas such as design fundamentals, computer graphics, and typography, providing students with a solid foundation in graphic design principles and techniques. By engaging in hands-on projects and collaborative assignments, students will develop practical skills that are highly applicable in various fields. Whether you’re looking to incorporate graphic design into your career or simply wish to enrich your understanding of visual communication, the Graphic Design Minor offers a comprehensive and engaging pathway for creative exploration.
