Prepare for a career in graphic design and visual communication.
Graphic Design students build industry‑ready skills in branding, typography, visual communication, and digital design, preparing them for creative careers.
Why study Graphic Design at BVU
A BVU graphic design degree is built on applied learning, professional preparation, and personalized mentorship.
Portfolio-Driven Curriculum
Graduate with a professional portfolio that showcases your creative abilities.
Real Client Experience
Build practical experience by designing for real clients and projects.
Creative & Strategic Thinking
Develop design solutions that combine creativity with purposeful communication.
Faculty Mentorship
Receive personalized guidance from experienced designers invested in your success.
Austin Dean '19, Freelance Graphic & Motion Designer
Austin gained valuable real-world experiences through internships and campus opportunities. A highlight from one of his internships was designing a website for a California film festival, where he honed his communication and design skills. With support from BVU professors, he grew as an artist and animator, ultimately earning an Emmy for visual effects and animation for a gymnastics documentary.
Learn by doing, from day one
At BVU, you’ll start creating, designing, and building your portfolio early in your college experience.
Build foundational design and technical skills.
Develop portfolio pieces through real projects.
Refine your portfolio and prepare for creative careers.
Where Ideas Grow.
BVU graphic design graduates go far.
Where this degree can take you
Industry-Standard Design Tools
Develop the technical skills employers are looking for using Adobe Creative Cloud, the industry-standard software suite used by professional designers. Through hands-on projects, you'll gain experience creating print, digital, and multimedia designs while building a portfolio that showcases your creativity and expertise.
Curriculum Highlights
Your coursework is designed to build the knowledge and skills needed for success in your field. Click here for complete program requirements and course descriptions in the Academic Catalog.