At Concordia University Wisconsin, the Visual Communication Minor is dedicated to cultivating a community of innovative creators who are passionate about conveying powerful messages through visual artistry. We are committed to excellence in education, upholding Lutheran values of integrity, service, and respect in every facet of our curriculum. Our program is designed to inspire students to explore the intersection of technology and design, fostering a space where creativity meets purpose. Our state-of-the-art facilities provide a canvas for students to harness their skills in graphic design, multimedia, and digital imaging, ensuring they are proficient with the latest tools and techniques in the industry. As we guide our students through a rigorous, thought-provoking journey of artistic and personal growth, we also emphasize the importance of ethical responsibility and the impact of visual communication in society. We strive to equip our graduates with a robust portfolio that not only showcases their technical proficiency but also reflects their understanding of visual communication as a tool for positive change. Our mission is to empower each student to become a visionary Christian leader, ready to contribute to the world with faith-rooted confidence and creative excellence.

The Visual Communication Minor consists of 18 credit hours of course work. A student Mac lab is available on the Concordia University campus. 

Curriculum

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses
Drawing
ART 1500	2-Dimensional Design	3
or ART 1550	Color Theory Application
ART 1510	Observational Drawing	3
Technology
GD 1500	Digital Vector Design	3
GD 1510	Digital Raster Design	3
GD 3510	Creative Pixel Studio	3
or GD 3000	Pixel Motion
History
ART 2520	History of Design	3
Total Hours		18