Create bold visuals. Tell powerful stories. Design what’s next.
BVU’s Creative Design Communication track prepares you to bring ideas to life through graphic design, video, photography, and digital storytelling that captures attention and builds brands.
Why study Public Relations: Creative Design Track at BVU
A BVU Creative Design Communication degree blends creativity, strategy, and real-world experience to prepare you for careers in graphic design, branding, and visual communication.
Real-World Design Experience
Create professional work across print, digital, and multimedia platforms.
Industry Connections
Gain experience through strong internships and professional partnerships.
Experienced Faculty
Learn from creative professionals with real-world industry experience.
Portfolio Development
Graduate with a portfolio that showcases your creativity, technical skills, and design style.
Curriculum Highlights
Develop skills in strategic communication, visual storytelling, and creative design to build brands and engage audiences across multiple platforms.
- Public Relations Strategies
- Applied Strategic Communication
- Print Design
- Commercial Design
- Interactive Design
Learn by doing, from day one
Build the creative and technical skills to design content that stands out through hands-on coursework and real-world experience.
Learn print, commercial, and interactive design to create visuals that communicate clearly and creatively.
Develop skills in photography, video, and audio production to tell stories across platforms.
Strengthen your voice through writing and content development that connects with audiences.
Explore how visuals, video, and audio work together to create cohesive brand experiences.
Graduate with a body of professional work that highlights your creativity, versatility, and technical skill.
Where this degree can take you
Curriculum Highlights
Your coursework is designed to build the knowledge and skills needed for success in your field. Click here for complete program requirements and course descriptions in the Academic Catalog.