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Begin taking classes at your Central Lakes College with Graphic Design AAS and complete a BFA degree in Graphic & Interactive Design at Minnesota State Moorhead.
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 Graphic & Interactive Design major builds on a solid core of foundational art and design fused with a modern approach to the evolving field of visual communication.
Begin taking classes at your Community or Technical College and complete a BFA degree in Graphic and Interactive Design at Minnesota State Moorhead.
Please use one of the methods below to contact the Graphic & Interactive Design program or to request information.
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).
The interdisciplinary minor (collaboration between Professional Management Dept. and Paseka School of Business) in Global Supply Chain Management program provides students with an understanding of the important role of supply chain management in domestic and international business.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Global Supply Chain Management degree is designed for incoming freshman, transfer students with AA and AS degrees in any field, and industry professionals who want to add another four-year degree or complete a degree they started previously and receive generous technical transfer credit.
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.