BA Visual Communication

Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication

BA Visual Communication or Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication program is three years long and focuses on learning how to transmit information to key audiences using various channels such as print publishing, television, and visual media, among others. It covers design essentials such as technical communication, digital media design, visual literacy, color management, and so on. Visual language, photography, visual design, communication theory, photography, and other subjects are covered in this course.

BA Visual Communication Eligibility

• A student must have completed their 10+2 examination or any equivalent qualification from a recognized university.
• The candidates should have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks at their Intermediate level.

BA Visual Communication Syllabus

Syllabus of Visual Communication course as prescribed by various colleges & universities.

BA Visual Communication Colleges

• Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam
• St. Joseph College, Bangalore
• GITAM School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Hyderabad

BA Visual Communication Course Suitability

• BA Visual Communication is ideal for talented individuals, and students gain visual communication abilities while studying this programme.
• After taking this course, students with a creative and innovative mind will be able to readily evaluate how to construct meaning out of symbols.

How is the BA Visual Communication Course Beneficial?

• Learning about design basics, technical communication, digital media design, dawning methods, 3-D design, design history, visual literacy, color management, and so on is really useful.
• BA Visual Communication teaches all students how to create a successful and visually appealing advertisement for a variety of products and services.
• The primary goal of this course is to investigate the usage, role, and nature of visual communications, as well as to identify popular media formats among individuals. Organizations, small groups, and society all have a role.
• A graduate student in Visual Communication can work in high-demand fields such as media houses, colleges and universities, photojournalism, print and production houses, film production, advertising agencies, business design, advertising firms, freelancing, and so on.
• Students can continue their education by earning an MA in Visual Communication and then conducting research to get a PhD.

BA Visual Communication Employment Areas

• Advertisement Firms / Advertising Agencies
• Business Designing
• Colleges and Universities
• Freelancing
• Film Production
• Media Houses
• Photojournalism
• Print and Production House

BA Visual Communication Job Types

• Desktop Publisher
• Digital Photographer
• Executive
• Graphic Artist
• Instructional Designer
• Manager
• Media Marketing
• Production Assistant

Advanced Course in BA Visual Communication

• MA Visual Communication