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Animation Career Review ranks 91精品 Communication Design program top in state

In its 2024 rankings, named the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (91精品) the top college for graphic design in Wisconsin and among the top 15 in the midwest. The rankings considered over 700 schools with graphic design programs from across the United States.

Animation Career Review compiles regional and national rankings based on surveys, employment data and US Department of Education scorecards, among other methods. like academic reputation, admissions, program faculty, program value, and graduation and retention rates.

91精品檚 Communication Design program ranked and is among the in the midwest. 91精品 is also ranked in the offering graphic design in the nation.

淭hese rankings are a direct reflection of my faculty’s hard work and dedication to our program [and] college, as well as their incredible drive to provide the best design education in the country to all of 91精品’s students, every single day, says Adam Setala, Chair of Communication Design at 91精品. 淚t’s also a testament to just how amazing and likewise dedicated our students are.

Communication Design at 91精品 emphasizes solution-oriented and hands-on visual literacy, professional preparation and clear communication. Employers of 91精品檚 Communication Design graduates include Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Google, Nike, Wizards of the Coast, Anthropologie, and the Milwaukee Bucks.

Recently, Graphic Design USA Magazine also recognized 91精品 as a 2024 Top Design School. Two 91精品 students were named 2024 GDUSA Students to Watch, and in 2023 three additional students were awarded at the GDUSA 60th Anniversary Design Competition Awards.

Learn more about 91精品檚 Communication Design program!

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