The BVA/B.Des. in Graphic Design aims to develop:

• Graphic artists who have graduated from BVA show that they have gained skills in design and illustration, which help them to create effective advertisements, web pages, book covers, posters, instruction manuals, and more.
• Their work proves their thoughtful application of theory through knowledge of concepts such as space/primaries colors, color theory, emotional intelligence/empathy, and composition.
• They also seem to use their emotional intelligence and sense of empathy to combine certain media elements into more complex products.
• Graduates demonstrate critical thinking skills during the planning stage of their projects by determining goals and expectations, creating inspiration boards, and taking the best features of each one to enjoy maximum effect while keeping unnecessary ones away.
• As a designer, it is vital to communicate effectively with team members. These days, there are quite a few ways you can do that. And these aren’t just methods applicable to verbal and written forms like before – now visual art is also a part of the curriculum. So whether you’re creating posters or ads, comics, illustrations, paintings or logos, characters or models, the most important thing is that you know how to convey your message correctly, so your audience will understand what you are trying to say.
• Think of this quote often: “The picture is worth a thousand words.”
• Understand the design philosophy, theories, data collection, analysis, and application in a chosen study domain.