The way that content is designed and displayed is an important and fast-evolving component of the information revolution. MTSU students enrolled in this concentration learn how to work with current technology used in both digital and print design, while also studying theories and practices of visual communication. Topics range from traditional typography to interactive design. The main emphasis of the visual communication program is on visual storytelling through various forms of publication design. This can include print and interactive media that delivers information, opinion and entertainment via magazines, newsletters, brochures, websites, and mobile apps. Those who have interests in a creative career with a wide variety of opportunities should consider Visual Communication in MTSU’s School of Journalism and Strategic Media.

MTSU's School of Journalism and Strategic Media offers work leading to the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree with a major in Journalism. Concentrations are available in

Advertising-Public Relations: Advertising
Advertising-Public Relations: Public Relations
Journalism
Media Studies
Sports Media
Visual Communication

Visual Communication graduates have both the technical and conceptual knowledge needed to successfully deliver compelling stories on both print and digital platforms. Some possible professional pursuits:

Art director
Book designer
Communications director
Digital publications designer
Editorial designer
Graphic designer
Illustrator
Multimedia director
Publications director
Web designer