Communication Design Scope

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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After completing a course in Communication Design, students can join various sectors and expand their job prospects. A Communication Design graduate can join Fashion designing industry, web designing companies, boutiques, hotels etc. Depending on your level of skills and qualifications, you can work in job profiles such as Graphic Designer, Animator, Print Media Designer, Visual Designer, Brand and Social Media Manager, Creative Director and so on.

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Deepti Singh

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The learners, who opt for any of the disciplines belonging to Communication Design stream, are exposed to the concept of communication in human environment, especially those that deal with visual and audiovisual communications. The domain of skills and tools is largely devoted to learning graphic reproduction methods using both modern that is electronic as well as conventional technologies. These inputs enable the learners to solve simple problems of visual communication related to corporate identity or social communication. A Communication designer is responsible for creating design solutions that have a high visual impact. The role i
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mani khanna

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A programme thats well-established at design schools in the US and Europe, Communication Design is gaining prominence at Indian design institutes because of the vast job scope. So, what does this area of design involve? Just as fashion designers use textiles as raw material to create clothes, Communication Designers use images, visuals and video as raw materials, to communicate ideas, advertise and promote products or services.
For instance, companies look for a logo that will be etched in the memories of consumers forever. Think Apple, Nike or even the Olympics. Known as brand identity, this is an upcoming area in India, which need
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