Discover the world of Visual Communication Design in this video! Visual Communication Design involves conveying messages to an audience using elements like color, typography, imagery, and layout. We refine our work through graphic design processes to meet the needs of clients, professors, and ourselves.
Join Hailey on a day in the life of a Visual Communication Design student at Thomas Jefferson University. Follow along as we navigate through photography classes, club activities with the Student Chapter of Philadelphia AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts), and elective courses like publication design. Experience the vibrant community of designers engaging in activities like cyanotypes, origami, and studio sessions where we receive valuable feedback from upperclassmen.
Choosing Jefferson for Visual Communication Design was the right fit for Hailey. She values the small class sizes that allow for personal connections with professors and classmates. Being close to the city while surrounded by diverse neighborhoods provides endless opportunities for exploration and inspiration.
As a Visual Communication Design student, the career possibilities are exciting and diverse—ranging from logo design, art direction, and advertising to UX design, book cover design, and more. The VCD program at Jefferson prepares students with foundational courses and collaborative projects, culminating in the challenging but rewarding Capstone project.
Hailey is thrilled to share that she have an upcoming internship at a print lab facility this summer, thanks to the skills and experiences gained at Jefferson. Whether you're considering a future in design or simply curious about the journey of a VCD student, subscribe to join us on this creative and fulfilling path in Visual Communication Design!
Learn more at Jefferson.edu/VisualCommunicationDesign.
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