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DEPARTMENT OF GRAPHIC & INTERIOR DESIGNBranding, typography, animation, and digital media — learn to design the visuals that shape how people see brands, products, and stories.
B.A.
Degree Awarded
3 Years
Typical Duration
99
Credit Hours
7+
Career Paths
The Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design builds your eye and your hand — starting with drawing, color theory, and visual perception, then moving into typography, branding, packaging, and motion graphics. By the time you graduate, you'll have a portfolio spanning print, digital, and animated work.
Every studio course is built around real briefs: design a logo system, package a product, animate a title sequence — so your senior project isn't your first real piece of work, it's your strongest.
Faculty: Faculty of Sciences
Degree: Bachelor of Sciences
Credits: 99 credit
Duration: 3 years
Faculty Email: fsfa@aul.edu.lb
Tap a semester to see the exact courses and credit hours in AUL's official Graphic Design study plan.
ENG 203 — English for Academic Writing3
GDS 202 — Fundamentals of Design I3
GDS 204 — Visual Perception3
GDS 205 — Drawing I3
GDS 207 — Typography I3
GDS 218 — Introduction to Computer Graphics3
ENG 204 — Advanced English Academic Writing3
GDS 206 — Drawing II3
GDS 303 — Fundamentals of Design II3
GDS 307 — Typography II3
GDS 209 — Introduction to Calligraphy3
ENG 206 — Business Communication Skills3
GDS 301 — Graphic Design I3
GDS 304 — Intermediate Computer Graphics4
GDS 211 — Rendering3
GDS 212 — Packaging3
GDS 302 — Graphic Design II3
GDS 305 — Pre-Press and Production3
GDS 399 — Graphic Design Research3
GDS 403 — Animation Graphics I3
CST 201 — General Education I3
GDS 406 — Webpage Design (Graphic Design)4
GDS 410 — Animation Graphics II3
GDS 411 — Animation Graphics III3
GDS 364 — Promotion Design3
CST 202 — General Education II3
GDS 251 — Photography I (Elective)3
GDS 402 — Graphic Design Practical Work3
GDS 401 — Graphic Design Workshop3
GDS 499 — Senior Project II – GDS4
GDS 252 — Photography II (Elective)3
GDS 497 — Special Topic in GDS (Elective)3
Apply design principles, color theory, and typography to solve creative problems.
Produce professional-quality print, digital, and animated work using industry tools.
Develop a cohesive professional portfolio spanning branding, packaging, and motion.
Present and defend design concepts to clients, peers, and juries.
Understand professional and ethical standards in design and pre-press production.
From design agencies and ad studios to in-house brand teams and freelance.
Graphic Designer
UI/UX Designer
Brand Identity Designer
Motion Graphics Artist
Packaging Designer
Illustrator
Art Director
Photographer
Apply to the Graphic Design program or talk to admissions about your next step.