Summer programs for middle and high school students interested in graphic design teach traditional skills, such as magazine layout, as well as the latest design techniques for the web and video games. Programs range from one week to more than a month, and some offer college credit. Graphic design summer programs are available on campuses across the United States as well as overseas. A summer program is a great way to work on a graphic design portfolio as well as pick up new skills.
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At Tufts, our Pre-College Programs offer ambitious high school students the opportunity to learn from renowned faculty and experience a rigorous academic environment at a ... (more)
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Loyola Marymount University offers a unique 2021 summer program with courses that range from subjects like: Acting for the Camera, Environmental Science, and Sports & ... (more)
Discover the World of Communication at American University offers interactive workshops for students entering grades 9-12 where you will learn to build a digital portfolio, ... (more)
For more than 60 years, Syracuse University has been providing exceptional and transformative pre-college experiences to high school students from around the world. Summer College - Online ... (more)
Learn about pre-college opportunities Summer Session 2021. Our online pre-college programs are designed to give you a preview of the UMass student experience, including college-level academics ... (more)
Experience one of the most challenging and rewarding opportunities for young artists and designers. Collaborate with MICA expert faculty, visit working professionals, earn college credit, ... (more)
Explore the exciting field of graphic design with the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University faculty. Spend a week this summer diving ... (more)
The University of Texas at Austin’s Department of Art & Art History invites emerging teen artists to explore their artistic process, style and voice through ridiculously engaging ... (more)
An introduction to the basic principles of visual design, daily lessons will be applied to communication problems involving message and audience. (more)
Berridge Programs offers two in person summer arts programs at Westmont College in beautiful Santa Barbara, CA for summer 2021. Study Acting, Filmmaking, Writing or ... (more)
If you’re a high school student in grades 10-12 considering a future in art and design, CCAD College Preview will make your decision clear—and earn ... (more)
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