Bachelor of Fine Arts (Communication Design)
B.F.A. (Communication Design)

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design at the College of Design focuses on developing graduates with a strong understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of communication design. The program equips students with the necessary skills to create distinctive, high-quality designs that effectively communicate messages across various platforms. Through a curriculum that combines design principles with technology, entrepreneurship, and English communication, students are prepared for the evolving global creative industry. The program emphasizes the integration of traditional design techniques with cutting-edge technological tools, allowing students to think creatively and strategically. In addition to technical skills, the curriculum promotes critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, preparing graduates to address real-world challenges. Personal and professional development is also a key component, ensuring that students grow into adaptable, well-rounded professionals. The program nurtures a sense of responsibility, encouraging students to think forward and make a positive impact in their field and society. Graduates are not only proficient in design but also equipped to contribute to the sustainability of both society and the economy. With a strong foundation in design, technology, and entrepreneurship, the program aims to cultivate individuals who can thrive in the global creative landscape while making meaningful contributions to their industries and communities.

Total Credits Required: 129 Credits
Curriculum Structure (Curriculum Updated in Academic Year 2025)
General Education Courses: 30 credits
Core Courses: 93 credits, including:
1) Professional Foundation Courses: 21 credits
2) Mandatory Professional Courses: 48 credits
3) Elective Professional Courses: 24 credits
Free Elective Courses: At least 6 credits
Total Credits: 129 credits