Course Overview

Learn the language of visual communication through various 2D print media. This course takes the student through the principles of design and an understanding of the appropriate technology. More than the study of graphic design, this course provides a deeper understanding of the designer's role in history, society and research.

Visual Communication (Graphic Design) is taught through a series of assigned, sequential, interrelated projects that cover the broad spectrum of graphic design activities.

The flexibility of the curriculum allows designers to pursue individual interests while developing themselves as unique and creative individuals with advanced skills ready to enter the creative design industry.

Students have access to the computer laboratory, which are fully equipped with the latest hardware and software. Our equipment is upgraded regularly to keep pace with developments in technology.

Areas of application: 
Annual report design, Graphic design, Typography, Desktop publishing and Layout design, Identity systems, Packaging design, Advertisement design, Professional photography, Introduction to Multimedia, Editorial illustration.

Course Modules (Year 1 and 2)