Harper College

Earn your Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from Roosevelt University

Roosevelt’s faculty teach right here at Harper’s campus

Roosevelt’s graphic design program teaches you the skills needed to create visual concepts and to communicate ideas. While using cutting-edge software, you will study web, video, print, photography and digital animation as you prepare for success in this competitive industry. You will also learn to communicate visually and verbally by using an aesthetic perspective, developed through the study of design history and theory. Upon completion, you will be equipped with the knowledge necessary for effective visual presentation of verbal, photographic and graphic information.

  • The Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design provides students with 24 semester hours of core content and nine semester hours of electives to allow you to pursue your own interests.  
  • You will complete a required internship and portfolio course and will conclude your program with capstone project designed to focus on your career interests. 

Career possibilities

  • Graphic Designer
  • Digital Production Artist
  • Illustrator
  • Art Director
  • Photographer
  • UI/UX Designer
  • Web Designer
  • Videographer

Sample Courses

  • Communication in the Information Age 
  • Digital Illustration and Imaging 
  • Typography and Graphic Design 
  • Visual Identity and Branding
  • Packaging Design
  • Design Interaction for Web
  • Business of Design

Admission requirements

OR 

    • Completion of Associate in Arts degree, including completion of the following courses: 
      • GRA 103 
      • GRA 112 
      • GRA 130 
      • MCM 120

Roosevelt application process

  • Complete Roosevelt’s standard application at roosevelt.edu/apply
  • Choose “Harper University Center” for your campus on the application form.

View sample schedule and pathway toward Roosevelt’s Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design degree

Roosevelt University contact

Andrea Thunberg

Adult and Transfer Admission Counselor

athunberg@roosevelt.edu 

(312) 341-2189

Schedule an appointment

Take the first step

Take your first step toward earning a bachelor’s degree at the University Center by requesting information. A University Center representative will reach out to review your academic goals and create a customized University Center plan.

Last Updated: 9/22/26