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.
FIT's Precollege Programs provides middle and high school students with learning opportunities at our NYC campus. Our classes prepare students for the FIT admissions process, including ... (more)
UConn Pre-College Summer offers rising high school juniors and seniors (class of 2019 or 2020) the opportunity to study, live on a top-ranked public university, ... (more)
Four-week, pre-college art & design program designed to develop your artistic and creative skills. Serious young artists seeking to strengthen and enhance their art and ... (more)
For over 50 years, Syracuse University Summer College has been giving high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while ... (more)
Pre-College Summer at UConn offers rising high school juniors and seniors (class of 2019 or 2020) the opportunity to study, live on a top-ranked public ... (more)
For over 50 years, Syracuse University Summer College has been giving high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while ... (more)
High school students are introduced to the art and design college experience in Paris. The program is open to high school students entering their junior ... (more)
For over 50 years, Syracuse University Summer College has been giving high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while ... (more)
For over 50 years, Syracuse University Summer College has been giving high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while ... (more)
Summer Studios is an intensive four-week program for the young artist who is serious about his or her work. Students from around the world come ... (more)
For over 50 years, Syracuse University Summer College has been giving high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while ... (more)
For over 50 years, Syracuse University Summer College has been giving high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while ... (more)
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