Cert in Design and Applied Arts

Wright State's graphic and multimedia design study gives students the techniques and tools needed to work as graphic designers. Students gain both design and technical competence, along with familiarity with the software used to produce many kinds of printed and digital material. Graduates can work for companies, organizations, or nonprofits across different industries. Another route is to go into business independently and serve clients who need design services. The offerings are delivered through the Lake Campus and include an associate degree and a bachelor's concentration, both at that location. Related options include a graphic communication undergraduate certificate and a combined pathway that links the bachelor of technical and applied studies in graphic design with a master of education in instructional design and learning technologies. The program page contains links for requesting information, reviewing financial aid, and applying, so interested students can contact the university and start the process from the listing.