Graphic design is all around us and has the power to inform, persuade and even prompt us into action without us even realising it. The way businesses present their brand, their communications, their packaging is all created by Graphic Designers – and it’s valuable!
Whether you want to work on big advertising campaigns, or simply enjoy putting together professional communications that create the right tone and message, this industry could be for you. Attention to detail is key in this discipline alongside the ability to create stand out designs, so creativity is a must. There’s a clear career path on offer from Junior Designer right up to Creative Director and, as a skill that’s required in many industries, you will have plenty of choice in which area you want to build your future.
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Example career options
Art and Design
Art and Design
Art, Design and Fashion
Art, Fashion and Graphics
Creative and Digital Graphics
Creative Design
Creative Design
Creative Digital Industries
Creative Digital Industries
Creative Digital Industries: Graphics, Media & Photography
Creative Digital Industries: Media & Photography
Entry Level Steps to Creative Design
Entry Level Steps to Creative Design
Foundation Diploma in Art and Design
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Graphic Design Communication Design (Top-up)
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Graphic Design Communication Design (Top-up)
Foundation Degree in Graphic Design
Foundation Degree in Graphic Design
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