UndergraduateDigital DesignCareer PathsDigital Marketing Design

Career Paths

Digital Marketing Design 

In the Digital Marketing Design track, you’ll learn how to use design to shape powerful digital experiences. Early in the program, you’ll experiment with interactive media using Processing and OpenFrameworks, create strong visual stories with Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and Premiere Pro, and design for the web using HTML, CSS and JavaScript as creative tools not just code. You’ll prototype ideas in Sketch and Figma, build immersive concepts with Unity and Unreal Engine, and explore how audience insights, visual storytelling and data visualization (Tableau, Power BI) inform better design choices. Alongside these, you’ll experiment with AI tools, from generative design to personalization systems, learning how new technologies expand what designers can create.

The skills you build here open doors across many creative industries. Our graduates are prepared not only for roles in branding, UX and content creation, but also for the fast-growing digital display field, where motion graphics, interactive signage and AR/VR transform how people experience spaces. With this toolkit, you’ll be ready to design at the intersection of creativity and technology, whether in established organizations or in the next generation of design-driven startups.

Possible Job Titles

  • Creative & Visual Roles:
     Graphic Designer, Web Designer, Multimedia Artist/Animator, Video Producer/Editor, Marketing-Focused Visual Designer, Brand Identity Designer, Product Presentation Designer.
  • Technical Roles:
     UX/UI Designer, Digital Media Specialist, Digital Marketing Analyst, SEO/SEM Specialist, Conversion-Focused UI Designer, Marketing Automation Specialist.
  • Strategic Roles:
     Social Media Manager, Content Strategist/Manager, Brand Associate/Public-Relations Specialist, Growth Marketing Designer, Digital Strategist, Marketing Analyst, Copywriter, Email Marketing Manager, Paid Search Campaign Manager, Product Marketing Manager, User-Experience Researcher.
  • Leadership/Emerging Roles:
     Digital Marketing Manager/Director, Growth Marketer, Chief Marketing Officer.

Relevant Courses

  • Digital Marketing Fundamentals
  • Digital Publishing
  • Web Design and Development (Capstone Design)
  • Information Visualization for Business Intelligence
  • Brand Management in the Digital Era
  • Digital Marketing Strategies: Research and Practice

Extracurricular Activities

  • Internship or industry project with a digital agency or marketing team.
  • Professional certification (e.g., Google Analytics, Meta Blueprint) or participation in a digital-marketing competition.
  • Presentation of campaign results or research at an academic forum or industry event.