Bachelor of Science - Graphic Communications

The ISU Graphic Design curriculum blends digital media and print media technology to design and produce integrated products that use photography, video, 3D animation, and digital print technology.

Graphic Communications Technology students learn to become technical creative professionals, working in labs on the latest cutting-edge graphic communications software and equipment. This program is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Collegiate Graphic Communications (ACCGC).

The graphic communications industry includes design studios, advertising agencies, digital printing companies, packaging graphics companies, and much more. It is one of the 10 largest industries in the United States and includes more than 50,000 businesses distributed throughout all 50 states.

Close to one million people are employed in this industry, and the Chicago area is one of the most dynamic graphics centers in the country, employing thousands of graphic communications workers.