Is a Bachelor of Science in Digital Design and Graphics Degree Right for Me?
Art comes in many different forms, and with the evolution of technology, the computer is now one of the most popular canvases in use today.
This program may be a good choice for you if:
- You are artistic and creative.
- You enjoy problem solving.
- You are a good communicator.
- You enjoy working with technology.
- You enjoy working with others.
- You want to continue your education and obtain a Bachelor of Science in Digital Design and Graphics.
What is the Digital Design and Graphics Career Outlook?
The change in employment of graphic designers from 2014 to 2024 is projected to vary by industry. Employment of graphic designers in computer systems design and related services is projected to grow 21 percent over the same period.
What Can I Do with This Degree?
ADVERTISING, MARKETING, AND PUBLISHING
- Signage
- Newspaper Design
- Digital Pre-Press
- Printing
- Magazine Design
- Web Design
ENTERTAINMENT
- Television
- Video Production
- Video Game Design
- Animation
MORE
- Corporate In-House Designer
- Computer Aided Drafting
- Real Estate
- Packaging Design
- Public Relations
- Graphic Designer
Source:http://www.bls.gov/ooh/arts-and-design/graphic-designers.htm#tab-6
What Will I Learn?
You may enter the Associate in Science in Digital Design and Graphics on-campus or online program during any semester. A full-time student enrolled in 12 semester hour credits per term, or typically three courses, can complete this program in approximately two years.
In the UPOWER™ program, you may begin six months of unlimited course access on the first day of any month. You will be required to complete a minimum of 12 credits during you’re the six months. However there is no limit on the number of credits you may earn during the period.
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How is Hodges University’s Associate in Science in Digital Design and Graphics Program Different?
Hodges University’s Associate in Science in Digital Design and Graphics program not only prepares students with the technical skills they need to succeed in today’s graphic arena, but also provides a solid base in both liberal arts and business skills.
UPOWER™ Self-Paced Competency-Based Learning
Take advantage of your current knowledge with our UPOWER™ competency-based learning format. UPOWER™ is a self-paced, academically rigorous and highly affordable degree completion option that allows students to get maximum credit for prior learning, including previous work experience. Students receive the same high-quality education they would expect in a traditional classroom. However, students also have the advantage of completing courses and working with faculty at their own pace while earning their master’s degree at a fraction of the cost of a typical college education.
Our Program Is Certified
Our curriculum is certified by the American Digital Design Association (ADDA). Curriculum Certification provides recognition to schools and training facilities whose curriculum in "Design Drafting" or "Digital Design (Graphic Arts)" meets or exceeds industry standards.
ADDA Curriculum Certification acknowledges the standards established and approved by the ADDA, and supported by related organizations such as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the International Code Council, the American Society of Testing Materials, Association of Career and Technical Educators, and many others.
The Curriculum Certification also provides a means of encouraging schools to develop and upgrade program curriculum to better prepare students to meet workforce and employment requirements, a goal Hodges University strongly supports.
Our Faculty
Fisher School of Technology students also have the advantage of learning from faculty members who have real-world experience.
Our Curriculum and Technology
Our Associate in Science in Digital Design and Graphics program blends design principles and practical, production-oriented knowledge and skills that are necessary to land high demand careers. The required courses provide students with a solid foundation, and elective choices allow students a degree of specialization based on their individual interests and goals.
Hodges University offers students the use of updated computer systems with the Microsoft Office Suite of products, local and wide area networks, direct access to the internet, a technology oriented library, and technology labs. More than 50 percent of classrooms at Hodges are equipped with a computer for each seat, including several classrooms that are outfitted for advanced technology studies.
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Need More Information?
You may also contact us to speak to an admissions coordinator who will guide you through the application and admissions process. To speak to an admissions coordinator call us at 1-800-466-8017 (Naples) or 1-800-466-0019 (Fort Myers), use our contact form, email admit@hodges.edu or schedule a one-on-one visit to tour one of our campuses.
Your admissions coordinator will:
- Help you complete the application in its entirety.
- Help you obtain necessary transcripts.
- Schedule your admissions test (if necessary).
- Coordinate the financial aid process with a financial aid professional.
- Refer you to your academic advisor for class scheduling.
- Give you information regarding your orientation.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Hodges family!