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Design is diverse–Find your niche
A degree in graphic design is versatile, practical, creative, exciting and challenging.
Design solves problems, creates culture and makes meaning. Graphic designers have skills in communication, digital and hand making, strategy development and creative innovation. A designer can be a self-employed entrepreneur, a collaborator at a design firm, or an in-house designer for a business. A graphic designer can work in the corporate world, in sports, the arts, with non-profits, a small business and more.
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Broaden Your Skills
Can you envision creative ways to make a better world?
You’re in the right place! Books and websites, buildings and parks, logos and signs all depend on the vision of graphic designers. From remote work at home to the skyscrapers of the world’s largest cities, graphic designers work everywhere and in every industry. Make your creative vision a reality with a graphic design degree. Our curriculum is designed to develop the skills you'll need to succeed.
Graphically Design Your Future
See what you can do to enhance your degree here at UW-Green Bay.
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Learn By Doing
Work in class as part of a design team to publish the Voyageur Magazine and the Sheepshead Review.
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Internships
Gain professional skills and build a portfolio of work – internships test your skills and help prepare you.
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Get Involved
UW-Green Bay is home to over 100 student organizations, including the Design Lounge and Art Agency.
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Portfolios
Portfolios are required when applying for careers in the graphic design field. Through studio practice, you'll build a portfolio of relevant projects to showcase your skills.
Explore Careers
No matter if you major in graphic design or minor in one of our graphic design emphases, careers are abundant, in-demand and rewarding. See Careers
Apply
Our program helps you build a portfolio, an essential feature for entering the professional world.
Design Studio
We supply you with updated technology and equipment so you're ready for a career in graphic design.
Cost
Compared to colleges across the state, UW-Green Bay is an affordable option for earning your graphic design degree.
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Professors Prepare & Inspire
"What I loved most about the Design program were the professors and their real-life experiences with design outside just the normal classroom setting. (My professors) were all great inspirations to myself going through the program, teaching me applicable skills, many of which I still use today. At the same time, they always made sure to keep me grounded and prepared in what to expect when I graduated."
Chris Livieri ‘10
Communication and the Arts—Graphic Design Major | Brand Designer, Mercury Marine
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Ask an Expert
Meet Alison Gates, professor here UW-Green Bay and our faculty mentor for graphic design. She goes the extra mile to ensure students understand class material and get experience outside of class. If you have questions about our program, just ask!