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Harrington College of Design 200 West Madison St. 2nd Floor Chicago, IL 60606 |
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Design Your Future at Harrington College of DesignHarrington College of Design has been educating creative professionals for more than 75 years. This strong tradition that began with interior design has continued to evolve to serve the needs of the next generation of designers and photographers. The curriculum at Harrington College of Design is specialized, creating a focused track for students in their area of interest. Classes are taught by practicing professionals, and students can learn by experience, building the skills they will need to launch a career. A balance of studio, classroom and independent study gives students the opportunity to learn through a variety of methods and to build a well-rounded understanding of the business and creative side of their future profession. Prepare for a rewarding career in one of the following programs:
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Associate of Applied Science in Digital PhotographyBack to top
The commercial photography market's demand for digital expertise keeps growing. Today's photographers are required to know a range of advanced digital techniques in photographic reproduction and imaging. They also need to possess business skills to effectively communicate with clients and vendors. An Associate of Applied Science degree in Digital Photography from Harrington College of Design can provide a dynamic education where you can learn everything from lighting and shooting to composing and retouching to negotiating and delivering final products. Here are some of the best things about this challenging, innovative degree program:
Associate of Applied Science in Interior DesignBack to topGrow your creative aptitude with current techniques in interior design at Harrington College of Design. The Associate of Applied Science in Interior Design is designed to prepare students with the fundamentals of interior design and assist them for the design assistant level in the industry. A passion for interior design and the opportunity to gain marketable skills can be an ideal combination for preparing for an entry-level interior design career. Here are some of the best things about this career-focused program:
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication DesignBack to topIf you want to take graphic design or advertising design to the next level, then Harrington College of Design's Communication Design Program could be the right fit for you. Communication design includes graphic design and advertising design plus a whole lot more. We like to call it education for both sides of your brain. Harrington's Communication Design program is different because many design programs teach you how to do graphic design: brochures, logos and web sites. That's ok, but it's just not the whole picture. Today's in-demand careers require you to also be able to think strategically about design. In other words, you need to be able to come up with the ideas, understand the audiences, and have the design skills to solve visual problems. Communication design seeks to teach you the "why," not just the "what," so you can succeed in our design hungry world. Harrington's Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Program includes a variety of classes built to help you become a well-rounded design professional. During your dynamic eight semesters at Harrington you can learn to:
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior DesignBack to topA passion for balance, proportion and beauty is important to any interior designer's success. But, as many states have licensing requirements that typically demand a certain level of education, training is more important than ever. Your education and your portfolio can help set you apart in this highly competitive field. The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Design at Harrington College of Design can help set you apart by preparing you to become a qualified professional and providing the foundation of education and experience needed for a successful career. Here are some of the best things about the Interior Design program at Harrington:
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