36 monthsProgramme duration
19,950 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
BA (Hons) Graphic Design provides a dynamic, student-centred learning experience, integrating specialist professional knowledge with theoretical academic understanding. Through project-based enquiry-led practice, sense-making activities, open-minded experimentation, robust critical thinking, and integrated writing output, you'll build your graphic design knowledge and understand its language and culture.
Thinking through making is central to the course. ‘Bringing ideas to life’ involves turning concepts into tangible realities through creativity, innovation, and craft. This approach promotes design practice as a conversation, encouraging students to work collaboratively on set and industry-led projects. This experience builds strong studio communities and networks, mirroring industry practice. Co-creation helps reframe ideas, challenge assumptions, and build trust and empathy for others' ideas and experiences.
The curriculum embraces innovative technologies and addresses design challenges from climate emergency, social injustice, economic inequality, and cultural development. You'll learn to respond ethically, with curiosity, and strategically to new challenges by identifying essential themes for each unit. The aim is to inspire responsible practitioners with core conceptual and technical skills, understanding graphic design's potential to influence and shape perceptions and behaviours.
A human, nature, and planet-centred approach nurtures positive, progressive interactions between the designer, the design output, and the end user. We aim to inspire future designers to become responsible practitioners, gain core skills, and understand graphic design's potential to influence and shape perceptions. The course connects with internal and external speakers through talks and workshops integrated into the AUB Human initiative.
You'll participate in study trips, events, set and ‘live’ projects, and designer-led workshops to integrate professional and transferable skills. This integration helps you to become confident, empathetic designers positioned within ‘design practice.’ Studio and cultural visits, attendance at the portfolio ‘Network Event,’ and placement options inform career ambitions and support the transition to industry or further study.
Programme overview
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
BA (Hons) Graphic Design provides a dynamic, student-centred learning experience, integrating specialist professional knowledge with theoretical academic understanding. Through project-based enquiry-led practice, sense-making activities, open-minded experimentation, robust critical thinking, and integrated writing output, you'll build your graphic design knowledge and understand its language and culture.
Thinking through making is central to the course. ‘Bringing ideas to life’ involves turning concepts into tangible realities through creativity, innovation, and craft. This approach promotes design practice as a conversation, encouraging students to work collaboratively on set and industry-led projects. This experience builds strong studio communities and networks, mirroring industry practice. Co-creation helps reframe ideas, challenge assumptions, and build trust and empathy for others' ideas and experiences.
The curriculum embraces innovative technologies and addresses design challenges from climate emergency, social injustice, economic inequality, and cultural development. You'll learn to respond ethically, with curiosity, and strategically to new challenges by identifying essential themes for each unit. The aim is to inspire responsible practitioners with core conceptual and technical skills, understanding graphic design's potential to influence and shape perceptions and behaviours.
A human, nature, and planet-centred approach nurtures positive, progressive interactions between the designer, the design output, and the end user. We aim to inspire future designers to become responsible practitioners, gain core skills, and understand graphic design's potential to influence and shape perceptions. The course connects with internal and external speakers through talks and workshops integrated into the AUB Human initiative.
You'll participate in study trips, events, set and ‘live’ projects, and designer-led workshops to integrate professional and transferable skills. This integration helps you to become confident, empathetic designers positioned within ‘design practice.’ Studio and cultural visits, attendance at the portfolio ‘Network Event,’ and placement options inform career ambitions and support the transition to industry or further study.
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