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21 Dec 2023
News, Dunn County
With skilled graphic communications and design professionals in high demand across the world, the reputation of UW-Stout’s Bachelor of Science in graphic communications and design programs makes them well-positioned to fill industry demands.
“That demand is especially strong in the Midwest because of strong print centers in the Fox Valley, Chicago and Minneapolis,” said Program Director Andrew Delong of the graphic communications industry. “Because of the strong demand for qualified grads, industry and organizations are offering scholarships to those pursuing a degree in graphic communications, including from the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation.”
Given its emphasis on industry partnerships and collaboration, UW-Stout students in these disciplines have access to unique applied learning experiences that strengthen their workforce readiness even before graduation, and it shows.
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