Graphic design
Hi! I’ve received offers for communication design from the Glasgow school of art, and graphic design at Ulster and Northumbria. I was just wondering if anyone had any advice or insight about which to choose based on the university, courses and teaching? Thanks so much
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Congrats on your offers! Ulster's graphic design course is known for its focus on the practical, technical aspects of design. It's a great choice if you're looking for a balance between creativity and the development of skills like typography, branding, and web design due to the modules the course offers. Ulster also has a lot strong links to the industry, which can help you network and find work placements. You should definitely have a look at the Ulster website as it shows what modules you will be doing each year of the course in depth.
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