Liverpool Hope University Subject of the week: Graphic Design
Hi everyone,
Welcome to this week's 'Subject of the week' post for Liverpool Hope University! Today I'll be speaking about... Graphic Design!
Based on our city centre Creative Campus, the Graphic Design course is in a perfect location to let you thrive in all your endeavours. You'll spend your days surrounded by other creatives, and with access to specialist equipment, whilst being just a 10 minute walk from the centre of one of the most exciting cities in the world.
Our Graphic Design course blends traditional practices with future trends in the Creative Industries. Our teaching focuses on problem-based, ‘in-studio’ learning.
This degree helps graduates meet industry needs- it connects education with professional expectations. Thanks to our connection with Adobe, we stay updated on design trends and future software releases. You’ll also have the chance to become an Adobe Certified Professional during your studies!
The entry requirements for the course are 112 UCAS points, alongside a Graphic Design portfolio.
For more information, why not check out our website: https://tinyurl.com/327uhc44, or reply to this thread with any questions.
If anyone's attending Create Your Future in Manchester tomorrow, we'll be there!
Ella)
Welcome to this week's 'Subject of the week' post for Liverpool Hope University! Today I'll be speaking about... Graphic Design!
Based on our city centre Creative Campus, the Graphic Design course is in a perfect location to let you thrive in all your endeavours. You'll spend your days surrounded by other creatives, and with access to specialist equipment, whilst being just a 10 minute walk from the centre of one of the most exciting cities in the world.
Our Graphic Design course blends traditional practices with future trends in the Creative Industries. Our teaching focuses on problem-based, ‘in-studio’ learning.
This degree helps graduates meet industry needs- it connects education with professional expectations. Thanks to our connection with Adobe, we stay updated on design trends and future software releases. You’ll also have the chance to become an Adobe Certified Professional during your studies!
The entry requirements for the course are 112 UCAS points, alongside a Graphic Design portfolio.
For more information, why not check out our website: https://tinyurl.com/327uhc44, or reply to this thread with any questions.
If anyone's attending Create Your Future in Manchester tomorrow, we'll be there!
Ella
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