Brown College
Mendota Heights, Minnesota
Design School Programs
Digital Photography
The Brown College Bachelor degree program in Digital Photography program can prepare students for a variety of employment opportunities within the photographic industry. Students receive a broad overview of photographic history, principles, processes, and techniques that enable them to construct creative and technically proficient photographs. Computer software, printing technology, and studio and location equipment are used to create, enhance, and modify digital images, while portraiture, photojournalism, and commercial photography projects allow students to develop artistic style and theoretical vision.
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Game Design and Development
The Brown College Bachelor degree program in Game Design and Development is designed to provide training in principles and techniques used to create interactive 2D and 3D computer games. Students can learn design software, programming languages, modeling and animation skills, networking principles, level and world editors, and game engines used to design and develop games, and examine market research and business concepts related to game production and distribution processes. Project management, creative design, and communication skills are integrated throughout this dynamic curriculum to help prepare students for entry-level positions in the game design and development industry.
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Interior Design
The Brown College Bachelor of Science in Interior Design program prepares students for entry-level positions in the field of interior design.
The interior design program will cover such areas as:
- Architectural drafting
- Building regulations
- Building systems
- Computer-aided design
- Current business practices
- Developing design concepts for interior spaces
- Developing new concepts
- Refining individual skills and talents
- Space planning
- Transforming design concepts into real environments
Upon graduation, students will be prepared for entry-level positions such as:
- Computer Aided Designer/CAD Specialist
- Corporate Designer
- Draftsman/Renderer
- Facilities Manger
- Furniture Designer
- Hospitality/Event Designer
- Kitchen and Bath Consultant
- Residential Designer
- Retail Designer
- Showroom Consultant
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Visual Communications
Specializations in Animation, Multimedia or Graphic Design
Students develop traditional and computer skills utilizing equipment and software currently used in the field. The general education component enhances these technical skills by adding broad-based problem solving and human relations insights from other academic disciplines.
Students who successfully complete the 18-month program will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Visual Communications. During the course of their program, students will have the opportunity, based upon demonstrated qualifications, to choose a specialization in Animation, Multimedia, or Graphic Design.
Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Programs typically find employment in advertising agencies, design studios, and corporate art departments. Graduates will also find opportunities with book publishing houses, printing companies, record companies, and television stations. A number of graduates find rewarding careers working freelance.
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