Graphic Design

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Graphic Design

Code-3560

Associate in Applied Science Degree

The Graphic Design program prepares students for entry-level positions as graphic designers, production artists, jr. art directors, web production artists, web site designers, and other entry-level interactive media positions.

Majors can also graduate and transfer to a four year college, university or art school with a portfolio that makes a difference. Students get a personal portfolio review at least twice before graduation. Graphic design courses include constantly advancing technology. Students learn creative problem solving, critical thinking, presentation skills, computer skills and get a real-world experience. Students take foundation courses in art and graphic design and select electives in advertising, magazine production, web-page design, animation, video, television graphics, digital photography, illustration, interior design and more.

Articulation Agreements

Students should check with the Transfer Office about articulation agreements with this program.
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“I was out in the world dabbling in design and found myself questioning a lot of things. Attending County College of Morris as a graphic design student provided me with a lot of the basics I had been missing. It filled in the gaps and completed the picture. Along with the basics, I learned how to establish effective relationships and fend for myself in the world. My education gave me the foundation to build upon so I could develop a successful and rewarding career in my field.”

Anthony Miller ’08,
Associates in Fine Arts, Graphic Design

Archive Director for Ron Galella, Ltd, and Photo Archivist for the documentary “Smash His Camera”