Computer Graphic Schools

Computer graphics are employed in a variety of contexts, including website design, advertising campaigns, telecommunications and software development. Pursuing an education in this field leads to many opportunities. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for professionally trained graphic designers is projected to increase by at least 13 percent through 2018. The typical salary is $42,400, with the highest 10 percent earning close to $75,000, as of May 2008. Training in computer graphics is available at multiple campus locations throughout the United States.
  1. The Art Institutes

    • The Art Institutes are a nationwide collective of schools that offers career-oriented training in graphic design. This program combines fundamental artistic training in design, typography and color theory with hands-on instruction. Students learn to create logos, posters, packaging, website and corporate branding with the use of industry-specific software.

      This program is available at campus locations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin. An online division located in Pittsburgh offers training through distance learning.

      The Art Institute

      Phoenix Campus

      2233 West Dunlap Avenue

      Phoenix, AZ 85021-2859

      602-331-7500

      artinstitutes.edu

    Brown Mackie College at Louisville

    • Brown Mackie College offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in graphic design at its Louisville, Kentucky, campus. This program prepares students for entry-level employment in mass communication, including corporate identity management, product packaging, advertising layout design and project management. Course topics include drawing, color theory, design fundamentals, research methods, web page design, photography, illustrations and software applications.

      Brown Mackie College at Louisville

      3605 Fern Valley Road

      Louisville, KY 40219

      502-968-7191

      brownmackie.edu

    University of Pennsylvania

    • The department of computer graphics at the University of Pennsylvania offers two degree programs. The Bachelor of Science in engineering with a major in digital media design integrates computer graphics and digital animation. Students take coursework in engineering, fine arts and communications. The two-year Master of Science in engineering with a major in computer graphics and game technology focuses on the production of interactive and computer-animated visual effects in a variety of contexts. Students study media design fundamentals, product development and entrepreneurship.

      University of Pennsylvania

      3451 Walnut Street

      Philadelphia, PA 19104

      215-898-5000

      upenn.edu

    International Academy of Design and Technology

    • The International Academy of Design and Technology offers Associate of Science and Bachelor of Fine Arts degree programs in graphic design that prepare students for careers as graphic designers, advertising and marketing managers, illustrators and web design developers. Course topics include advertising theory, layout design, typography, color theory, digital imaging, illustration and web design. This program is available at locations in Tampa, Chicago, Detroit, Las Vegas, Orlando, Nashville, Sacramento, San Antonio and Seattle. An online distance learning program is also available.

      International Academy of Design and Technology

      5104 Eisenhower Blvd.

      Tampa, FL 33634

      888-315-6111

      academy.edu

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