Art and Design degrees are growing in popularity. The number of bachelor’s degrees conferred in the field has increased every year since 1999.  Degrees in Art and Design have roles in many different areas of business, including production design, consumer services, education, entertainment, and more.  Design careers are in high demand as business continues to depend more on branding and marketing through technology and the internet, which relies on a foundation of solid design skills and processes. The value of the arts in commerce and society have profoundly transformed the entrepreneurial and employment opportunities for studio artists and graphic designers.

The faculty encourages students to make career research and internship programs part of their academic learning.  Here are just a few examples of the diverse career opportunities available to Art & Design graduates:

Art Director	Art Historian
Creative Director	Art Conservator
Exhibition Designer	Art Educator
Graphic Designer	Art Therapist
Illustrator	Artist (Studio, Animation, etc.)
Information Designer	Furniture Designer
Motion Designer	Set Designer
Package Designer	Photographer
Product Designer	Film Editor
UX/UI Designer	Photography Editor
Visual Designer	Photojournalist
Web Designer	Videographer
Concept Artist	Sculptor
Special Effects Artist	Museum Curator
Video Game Designer	Curatorial Assistant

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