Undergraduate Concentration in Graphic Design

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A professional, studio-intensive Bachelor of Fine Arts concentration for students who intend to pursue a career in design. This concentration allows Rowan University students to follow a sequential course of study with seven studios in graphic design, plus additional electives by advisement, for a comprehensive education. The curriculum allows students to explore a range of experimental and applied design problems and diverse design applications in traditional and digital realms. The students are prepared for exciting career possibilities within the diverse and highly competitive design profession.

Program Requirements

Primary Studio

ART 09343 - Introduction to Graphic Design I Credits: 3
ART 09344 - Intermediate Graphic Design II: Typography Credits: 3
ART 09349 - Intermediate Graphic Design III: Visual Identity Credits: 3
ART 09350 - Intermediate Graphic Design IV: Packaging Credits: 3
ART 09363 - Advanced Graphic Design V: Publication Design Credits: 3
ART 09364 - Advanced Graphic Design VI: Infographics and Professional Practice Credits: 3

Additional Studio

The 30 credits must include the following two courses. Distributive studio electives include Biomedical Art & Visualization, Ceramics, Illustration, Metals/Jewelry, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture. Support courses

determined with academic and studio advisors.

ART 02110 - Figure Drawing Credits: 3
ART 09308 - Color Theory Credits: 3
Additional 24 s.h. from the Art Studio Electives

Total Required Credits for the Program: 48 s.h.

Advisor
Rachel Budmen
Wilson Hall
856.256.4537
budmen@rowan.edu