Graphic Design

Graphic Design
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Turn your artistic talent into an exciting career.

Today, graphic design plays a major role in everyday life. The right visual approach is now vital to the success of web sites, cell phone applications, electronic games, advertising, packaging, product presentation, and more. That’s why there is a real demand for professionals with the right creative flair and technical know-how.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of graphic designers is expected to grow 10% from 2006 to 2016. Graphic designers will be needed for interactive media such as web sites, video games, and cell phone applications. In addition, demand will increase as advertising firms create web marketing and promotional materials for a growing number of products and services.

Employers expect new graphic designers to be familiar with computer graphics and design software. Individuals with web site design and animation capabilities plus a strong liberal arts background that includes marketing and business courses will have the best career prospects.

Do you have what it takes to succeed
as a graphic designer?

Successful graphic designers are more than just talented. They love the challenge as well the work.

Ready to get started?

Check out all of our available
Graphic Design Programs.

A career in graphic arts would be right for you if you:

  • Are interested in translating a marketing message into a strong visual statement
  • Enjoy exploring creative ideas and concepts
  • Are comfortable using a computer
  • Want to learn how to use the latest design-related software
  • Pay close attention to details
  • Can effectively solve problems working alone
  • Enjoy working on a project in a team environment

To receive additional information about Graphic Design degrees at Herzing University and careers in this field, call toll free at 1-800-596-0724.

Success Stories
Patrick Gnerlich
“I figured computers are the wave of the future. Why not get a degree related to art and the computer field?”

Patrick Gnerlich