Do you have a passion for visual communication and a keen eye for design?
If you're looking to turn your creativity into a fulfilling career, Lakeland's graphic design program can equip you with the skills and experience you need to succeed.
Graphic designers are the storytellers of the visual world. They use their design expertise (design, typography, layout, color) to craft compelling messages that solve communication challenges. Our graphic design program will develop your design thinking and problem-solving abilities, allowing you to translate ideas into effective visual solutions.
Lakeland's graphic design programs provide hands-on experience with the latest industry-standard design software (software, applications) like Adobe Creative Cloud (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop), giving you the practical skills employers seek. You'll build a strong foundation in design principles (form, composition) while creating a portfolio that showcases your unique talents.
We offer a variety of programs to fit your interests and career goals:
Lakeland graduates are prepared to hit the ground running in a variety of fields and work environments with their skills. Many find employment at major corporations and studios, while others choose to pursue freelance careers.
Our programs also provide a strong foundation for students who wish to continue their education and earn a bachelor's degree.
Apply to Lakeland today and start your journey towards a fulfilling career in graphic design. Contact our program director for more information or to see if a career in graphic design is right for you.
I graduated with my associate degree from Lakeland while at the same time graduating as Valedictorian from high school. I plan to attend the Holden University Center to complete my bachelor's degree in criminal justice. Layce Artman College Credit Plus
One thing I really love about Lakeland and being in the honors program is that the teachers have small classes and they are very devoted to their students. My friends at four-year institutions are taking the same intro classes that I am, but in large lecture halls with a lot more students. Michelle Timms Associate of Arts