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What You’ll Learn

Build creative and technical skills to communicate ideas through digital and printed visual media.

The Digital Graphic Design Technology program prepares you for careers in graphic design by combining design theory, creative development and hands-on software training. You’ll learn how to create promotional and visual communication materials for print and digital platforms while building the portfolio-ready skills employers look for.

You will learn how to:

  • Apply design principles such as color, composition, hierarchy and typography
  • Develop concepts and carry projects from idea to final production
  • Create layouts for printed and electronic promotional materials
  • Build foundational drawing and illustration skills
  • Edit photos and prepare images for professional use
  • Design brochures, advertisements, posters, branding materials and other marketing assets
  • Learn digital publishing and print preparation techniques
  • Develop web page design and multimedia skills
  • Gain experience with animation, modeling and digital illustration
  • Build technical proficiency in industry software such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign and Dreamweaver

The program is designed to help you develop the creative, technical and communication skills needed to succeed in the graphic design field.

Workforce Ready in Months

Our programs are designed to get you job-ready fast — with flexible scheduling built around your life.

What You Can Do

The Digital Graphic Design Technology program can prepare you for careers in graphic design, layout, illustration and digital content production.

Businesses and organizations need skilled designers who can turn ideas into clear, engaging visual communication across print and digital channels. If you enjoy creativity, storytelling and technology, this program can help you build a strong foundation for a design career.

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