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In LTU’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design program, you’ll gain the skills and knowledge to thrive in this dynamic field. The program blends critical thinking and problem-solving with the latest advancements in interactive and digital design, such as user-experience (UX) and user-interface (UI) design, digital product design, branding, and motion graphics. You’ll learn through hands-on projects and professional scenarios that are critical to your success in your career.
Our program prepares students to work in a range of areas, including art direction, mobile media development, design strategy, user experience/user interface design (UX/UI), interaction design, brand design, advertising, marketing, web design, animation and motion graphics.
Admission into the Graphic Design program follows the University’s admission criteria. Portfolios are not required for admission.
For specific Graphic Design program questions, contact the Chair of Design, Philip Plowright, at pplowrigh@ltu.edu, or Associate Dean and Graphic Design Director, Lilian Crum, at lcrum@ltu.edu.
For general questions about admissions, our programs or the college, please contact Associate Dean, Lilian Crum, at lcrum@ltu.edu.
Total Semester Credit Hours: 120
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Amy Schwartz
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Blake Almstead
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Christie Ennis-Kloute
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Jon Yablonski
Senior Product Designer, Mixpanel; Author of Laws of UX
Marilyn Cannell
Visual Design Lead, General Motors
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