Graphic Design

The Graphic Design programme is designed for students who wish to develop a confident, innovative, and critical approach to visual communication. The course combines creative exploration with strategic thinking, enabling students to communicate ideas effectively across a wide range of media and contexts.

Throughout the programme, students engage with key areas of graphic design, including typography, branding, editorial design, motion graphics, digital media, and visual systems. Studio-based projects are supported by research, critical analysis, and experimentation, encouraging students to develop both conceptual depth and technical proficiency.

The course places strong emphasis on developing an individual design voice. Students are encouraged to explore contemporary design practices, respond to real-world briefs, and challenge conventional approaches. Industry-standard tools and workflows are embedded throughout the programme, preparing students for professional practice.

Professional development is a core element of the course. Students learn how to present ideas clearly, collaborate effectively, and build a professional portfolio. Live briefs, collaborative projects, and critical feedback sessions help bridge the gap between academic study and the creative industries.

Graduates are well prepared for careers in graphic design, branding, digital media, advertising, publishing, and related creative fields, as well as for freelance practice or further postgraduate study.