• Program Overview

    Endicott's  four-year bachelor’s degree program allows students to hone their design skills to be competitive in all aspects of the design industry - advertising, editorial design, brand, print and package design, website and app design, as well as developing skills in photography, illustration, motion design, and animation. Many students also minor in marketing, studio art, computer science or photography. 

    Students are prepared for the cutting edge of the industry through coursework and strong ties to area companies and professionals through our leading internship program. By keeping our hands on the pulse of the industry we are ensuring our graphic design program and students’ skills are totally up to date with industry demands.

     

    We have incredible success in internships turning into full-time employment after graduation with companies such as IBM, Hasbro, PUMA, Tank Design agency, EBSCO, and more. 

    Endicott’s graphic design program was recently rated #1 in Massachusetts by Zippia, a career resource company, based upon career results, design emphasis, school performance graduation rate, and cost. 


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    Shannon Veilleux
    Thesis II - Music Poster
    Awarded 2021 UCDA Design Awards Honorable Mention
  • Curriculum
  • Internships and Careers

Student Work

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Brochure Design
Thesis II
Sarah Mirisola
Advertising
Thesis II
Nola Barricelli
Album Design
Senior Thesis II
Carlos Hugenberger
App Design
UX Design II
Helen Prueitt
Package Label Design
Thesis II
Jaymie Caponigro
App Design
UX Design II
Liam Ramsey
Information Design
Junior Design Studio
Lilia Smith
Package Label Design
Junior Design Studio II
Matthew Mazarella

Computer Requirements for Graphic Design Students

The School of Visual and Performing Arts requires that graphic design students use Apple laptop computers. Specifications are available from the school. They are also available in Academic Technology’s Student Computer Guide to Hardware/Software Recommendations.