Studio & Digital Arts (B.S.): Graphic Design

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Residential Program

Develop your skills in art and design with a graphic design degree from Liberty University's Studio & Digital Arts department. As a student of graphic design, you’ll gain an understanding of the principles and techniques of visual communication and learn how to use them in the workplace.

With our Bachelor of Science in Studio and Digital Arts: Graphic Design Concentration, you'll get strong technical skills and learn production technology while you expand your skills in conceptual thinking and visual problem-solving.

Learn from degreed and industry-skilled professors who are grounded in their faith. And build an impressive portfolio of projects that integrate design principles through typography, digital illustration, digital imaging, and more.  

Careers You Could Have

Learn How To

• Identify type, use text and display, and design letterform 
• Create vector images for various types of media
• Produce an identity system for a company or organization
• Prepare digitized art for electronic media and the printed page
• Integrate a Christian worldview with best practices for creating visual imagery

Academic Information

Credit Hours

• 120 credit hours

Courses You Could Take

• Introduction to Typography (ARTS 223)
• Vector Illustration (ARTS 332)
• Digital Imaging (ARTS 342)
• Introduction to 3D Graphics (ARTS 373)
• Interactive Design I (ARST 477)

Program of Study (DCP)

• Graphic Design

Where Students Have Interned

• ESPN
• Disney
• Prototype Advertising
• Vision Marketing
• Riverviews Artspace 

Where Alumni Have Worked

Testimonial

I transferred to Liberty because it had a larger art program with more options including a specialization in graphic design, which was my passion. While attending Liberty, I was amazed at the quality of education I received. All the professors were very accomplished in their design careers, and they really did care about helping the students succeed. I graduated with a strong portfolio, and I feel confident that I will have a successful future in the design field.

- Laryssa Coogan