
Graphic Design
What if your creative passion helped shape today’s biggest brands?
The Graphic Design and Creative Services track blends artistry with business strategy, helping students become skilled visual communicators who can shape the way brands and messages are seen by the world.
Graphic Design 1 — students are introduced to the fundamentals of design and visual communication, learning how to use layout, color, typography and composition to create powerful imagery. You’ll explore the design process from concept to completion, using both traditional art techniques and digital tools to produce original work while studying the origins and evolution of graphic design.
Graphic Design 2 — students build upon their foundational skills, focusing on creativity, innovation and professional-level design thinking. Projects challenge you to design with purpose – combining aesthetic impact with strategic communication goals.
Graphic Design 3 — this advanced course prepares students to pursue careers in graphic design, advertising, branding and creative media, giving you the confidence to stand out in an increasingly visual world. You’ll design websites for real-world clients and graduate with a portfolio ready for college programs or entry-level creative roles.
Graphic Design Courses
- Graphic Design 1
- Graphic Design 2
- Graphic Design 3
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