MSU’s Design Center in the Department of Art, Art History, and Design collaborates with on-campus and off-campus groups, both commercial and not-for-profit, to create client-based design solutions in a real-world agency-like environment culminating in high-volume, professionally produced visual communication.įrom logos to packaging, and brochures to websites, Design Center has successfully produced a variety of projects, each specifically created with the individual client’s communication/marketing goals in mind.Įach year, undergraduate students who exemplify creativity, dedication, and professionalism in the Graphic Design Program at Michigan State University are selected to join the Design Center creative team. In addition to a degree in Graphic Design, MSU provides students the opportunity to gain real-world design experience by offering design services to the community. When awarded a degree in Graphic Design, graduates are prepared to enter a thriving and varied career in the field of Graphic Design. Recent lecturers include Massimo Vignelli, Martin Venezky, Ben Fry, Nancy Skolos & Tom Wedell, James Victore, Andrew Blauvelt, Jim Sherraden of Hatch Showprint, Stuart Bailey, Jan Wilker, Cheryl Towler Weese, Hans Allemann, and Karen Cheng. Inspiring lectures demonstrate the wide scope of the profession, as renowned designers are brought in as part of the annual Visiting Artist & Scholar Lecture Series.
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Real-world experience is gained through internships, the client-initiated coursework of Design Center, and the AIGA (the professional association for design) student group. Verbal, as well as visual communication skills are developed throughout the curriculum, to further support professional opportunities.
Graphic Design students select a variety of concentration courses all structured to address several career options within the discipline.
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