Our broad-ranging Graphic Design course puts theory into practice, with live briefs for genuine clients from design and advertising consultancies, publishing organizations, local industries, sustainable design clients, and national brands. The program will give you exposure to commercial and professional situations as your academic knowledge and practical abilities grow. Digital designers are the gatekeepers of visual communication. Thanks to the smartphone, the entire internet now fits inside our pockets. In the digital age, there is a greater need than ever for eye-catching graphics and inspirational messages that stands out from the crowd. From a single printed advert to wayfinding graphics, graphics that inform and educate, and to the complex visual language of a major company's brand, you can create compelling stories in visual language. Our course will provide you with the skills needed to create these compelling visual stories, as you pursue a design career.
Graduates of our Graphic Design course have gone on to work in sectors such as:
Publishing
Digital design
Web design
Media and arts administration
Self-employment
Design agencies and studios
Self-employment and/or freelance design roles.
This course also provides an excellent basis for postgraduate study, to further progress your career as a designer or other digital professional.
Its interdisciplinary nature means that students develop skills that are attractive to employers. In a Destinations Survey carried out by the University of Worcester Careers Service, 94% of Design students had found work or had gone on to further study within six months of graduating.
104 UCAS tariff points
20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.
The IELTS score for international applicants is 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in each component).
Designing
Worcester
Undergraduate
Full-Time, 3 years
September
5.5
9250,
14700, (INT)
Leicester, England
6.5
Undergraduate
UK fees: £9,250 & International fees: £22,600
London, England
6.0
Undergraduate
15100
lincoln
6.0
Undergraduate
16200