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What to Consider in a Visual Communications School

Visual communications covers a lot of ground. Graphic designers, animators, video editors, Web designers and illustrators, for example, are all considered visual communicators. With so many career options to choose from, how can a visual communications school train students for every single one?

When considering visual communications schools, it can be a good idea to choose one that features several different programs designed to train students for a variety of different fields. Take the Visual Communications program at Brown College, for example.

Our program features:

• Associate of Applied Science degree in Visual Communications
  Students can receive a solid foundation in the fundamentals of design. This program is for students who may not be sure which area of visual communications they want to pursue after graduation, are pursuing opportunities that do not require an advanced degree, or are just interested in a little extra career training.
• Bachelor of Science degree in Visual Communications – Graphic Design Emphasis
  Students can learn technical, creative and management skills to help them succeed in communicating through graphic design. Classes focus on topics like branding, package design, vector imaging and Web design.
• Bachelor of Science degree in Visual Communications – Multimedia Emphasis
  This program emphasizes communicating through modern media. Classes in video, animation and motion graphics take the principles learned in foundational design classes and apply them to today’s media like television, video games and the Internet.

Whatever area of visual communications you’re interested in, you can find the training you’re looking for in one of our three Visual Communications programs. All programs are conducted in industry-current labs and classrooms where students use the latest versions of photo, animation and video editing software to put together a comprehensive design portfolio.

Learn more about visual communications schools. Contact us today with any questions about any of our Visual Communications programs.



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