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The Graphic and Digital Design program uses a multidisciplinary approach to introduce the knowledge, technology and skills graduates need to succeed in the creative industry today. Students work in an innovative environment using industry standard software and Macintosh computers. Upon completion of the 2-year diploma program, graduates can gain entry-level positions in the field, freelance, or continue their studies to obtain a Bachelor if Fine Arts degree with a minor or extended minor in graphic design

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The Graphic and Digital Design program introduces students to:
  • Visual Arts: fine art, studio and drawing
  • Communication Design: branding, advertising, information design, publishing, packaging, and corporate communication
  • Dynamic Media: animation, dimenion (3D), motion graphics, video, and sound.
  • Interactive Design: interface design and user experience (UX) design for screen.
  • Illustration: digital and traditional media.


Portfolio Guidelines

Fall 2012

Admission Timeline

Fall 2012

Note: International applicants will follow an alternate admissions timeline. For further details, contact nancy.merritt@ufv.ca or paula.funk@ufv.ca. International applicants should follow the portfolio guidelines and use them to submit a portfolio by mail. All elements except the workbook/journal may be submitted electronically.

For more information on the Graphic and Digital Design Program contactVicki Bolan, Department Assistant at 604-854-4543 or by email vicki.bolan@ufv.ca

 
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