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Begin taking classes at your Community or Technical College and complete a BFA degree in Graphic and Interactive Design at Minnesota State Moorhead.
Connect with our accessible and engaged Graphic and Interactive Design faculty and staff who are true interdisciplinarians active within the graphics design industry.
As a transfer student, you can utilize your AA, AS, or AAS degree from your community or technical college as your electives to the BS degree in Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM).
Graphic design careers are plentiful because design is everywhere. Visual storytelling is key to website design and graphic design for everything you see, hear and touch.
Minnesota State Moorhead graphic and interactive design alumni are innovative creatives and inspiring leaders in the design world.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM) major prepares you for careers in planning and implementing successful supply chain strategies for the local, national and international movement of goods and services.
The Global Supply Chain Management BS degree transfer pathway provides a four-year degree with the flexibility to land a career in any field ranging from logistics to transportation planning, managing goods and services to distribution.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Global Supply Chain Management program offers a unique selection of certifications and classes that are an excellent complement to your degree.
Minnesota State Moorhead offers a variety of Global Supply Chain Management scholarships for current and incoming students.
You’ll learn the knowledge and skills needed to become a career graphic designer as part of this progressive National Association of School of Arts & Design (NASAD) program. Minnesota State Moorhead is one of only seven accredited institutions in Minnesota and one of 12 in the tri-state area.