This program is ideal for aspiring graphic designers, marketers, content creators, or anyone interested in enhancing their design skills.
The Graphics Design program is designed to provide learners with the essential skills and knowledge needed to create professional designs using various design tools and principles. This course covers the core concepts of graphic design, including composition, color theory, typography, and digital tools for both print and digital media. Students will gain practical experience in creating visual content for marketing, advertising, branding, and other creative projects.
| Time | Place | Room | Date Range | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16:00pm – 12:00pm | ICT Hub | ICT Hub | Jan 6, 2025 – Jan 28, 2025 | Is-hak (BSc CS) |
The Graphics Design program is accredited by the Vocational Training Authority, ensuring that the course meets high industry standards and provides students with recognized qualifications.
The Graphics Design program aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of the principles of graphic design and the tools necessary to create professional visual content. It emphasizes the importance of creativity, visual communication, and the technical skills needed to produce designs that effectively convey messages across different media.
Graphic design is often viewed as a blend of artistic skill and technical knowledge, and while creativity is essential, proficiency in design software and understanding design principles is equally critical. The program takes a hands-on approach, helping students master the industry-standard tools, including Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and other design applications. Graphic design has evolved to be an essential skill across various industries, influencing advertising, branding, media, and digital communication.
The program is ideal for those seeking to pursue a career in graphic design, as well as individuals already working in the field who want to expand their skillset or specialize further. Many students are aspiring designers looking to enter creative industries, while others may be mid-career professionals seeking to transition into design or enhance their current roles in marketing, advertising, and communications.