
The Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design program provides a comprehensive foundation for students interested in visual communication and its related industries. This major equips students with essential skills for problem-solving, creative expression, and professional practice in the field. The curriculum emphasizes developing a strong portfolio, understanding design principles, and critically engaging with historical and contemporary design contexts. Graduates are prepared to articulate their creative process, defend their work, and apply their knowledge ethically and thoughtfully.
The Graphic Design major requires 51 credit hours within the program, in addition to a university core curriculum and a minor. Students will complete foundational art courses, core graphic design subjects, digital design, and an internship. Elective hours may be required to reach the total of 122 credit hours for graduation.
Graduates of the Graphic Design program are prepared for a variety of roles in creative industries. The curriculum focuses on developing versatile skills applicable to both traditional and digital design fields, along with business acumen for self-branding and professional practice.
Please refer to the university admissions page for specific international applicant requirements, including English proficiency tests if applicable. Prospective students should also consult the program advisor for detailed course planning and minor selection.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. It is recommended to verify the most current information directly with Oklahoma Christian University.