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Love storytelling through images and words? As a graphic designer, you’ll be a visual communicator, using your creativity and collaboration skills to design attractive visuals and influence branding. Learn more about a career in graphic design, find out what it involves and what you’ll need to study and do to get a role.
A visual arts degree will obviously go a long way. Subjects to consider include:
Some graphic design roles may prioritise portfolio work over educational qualifications, but bear in mind that career progress without formal training is usually very hard, which is why most professional graphic designers have some form of relevant higher qualifications.
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Most employers don’t ask for postgraduate qualifications for graphic design roles but having one can definitely boost your skills and subject knowledge.
Examples of taught MAs and research degrees at postgraduate level include MAs in:
As well as art-working and technical skills, you’ll need to show passion for design and a flexible approach when working in a team.
Since your portfolio will be key to getting a role in graphic design, a relevant internship or placement experience will go a long way. We strongly suggest you get your portfolio assessed while at uni - this will give you the opportunity to talk in detail about your work, giving you practice for future job interviews.
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