Design
Design at Notre Dame begins with a foundation in the liberal arts. Such a basis is a design student's best path to meet and solve the varied communication challenges inherent in today's complex world. Because a design solution may emerge from the humanities, an algorithm, or a scientific discovery, the curriculum provides a student with the opportunity to be firmly grounded in the fundamentals of design and the visual arts, while also taking courses in science, math, history, philosophy, and theology. As students progress through the tiered design program, they develop as a designer, as an intellectual, and as a moral person, prepared to address the social, ethical, and political circumstances influenced by the design profession.
Degrees offered include
Graduate Level
Undergraduate Level
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For current students
Current and upcoming courses offered
Past courses offered
- Fall 2012 Courses - All Sections
- Spring 2012 Courses - Design
- Fall 2011 Courses - All Sections
- Spring 2011 Courses - Design
- Summer 2011 Courses - All Sections
- Fall 2010 Courses - Design
- Summer 2010 Courses - All Sections
- Spring 2010 Courses - Design
- Fall 2009 Courses - Design
- Summer 2009 Courses - All Sections
- Spring 2009 Courses - Design
- Fall 2008 Courses - Design
- Summer 2008 Courses - All Sections
- Spring 2008 Courses - Design
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Contact
Questions about design? General questions can be sent to art@nd.edu, or, you can contact Director of Undergraduate Studies Jean Dibble or Director of Graduate Studies Robert Sedlack.
