BA (Hons) Graphic Communication

George Davison

Our BA (Hons) course is accredited by Creative Skillset/ScreenSkills and will challenge you to engage with traditional formats and emerging digital technologies such as augmented and virtual reality.

With an emphasis on how graphic design can fuel change, you’ll follow graduates who have produced award-winning work addressing social, political or commercial questions.

Course information

Butterfly Effect
Tatiana Diakonova (She/Her) Is our metamorphosis caused by the butterfly effect? Does the way we evolve over timedepend on the
NR – The Unexpected
Holly Carr (She/Her) NR is an upper-case geometric display typeface based on the famous Nurburgring race track in Germany. NR
Hanging On
Michael Christodoulou Lockdown meant being away from the people we love. Despite, technology thriving to bring us together, it is the authentic connections with humans we miss. And, I was left constantly in search of wanting to
Sad Shadow
George Davison Words: George Davison, Graphic Communication, @gtd_stuff
Anxiety
Fraser McCormick This is part of an ongoing self-initiated motion and print project, where I am visually communicating anxiety. Anxiety is
Free
Chloe Turner free social obligations make me  shove my fingers down my throat,  i’m taught not to be proud  of my
Brick 2 Brick
Ruth Brittain In the spring term of 2019, Year 2 Graphic Communication student, Asha Wilson and the NUA Students’ Union
OMG! You’re from Dubai
Patrick Smith A city of sand, but wonder to most  Don’t forget the culture that comes with the host  A
Cal Miles
Cal Miles These illustrations came out of the dark reality of graduating; not knowing where my future is and the
In Plain Sight
Brittany Miller 'In Plain Sight’ is a campaign with the aim to show the UK just how big of an
Museum of Communication
Callum Brown, Jeremy Downes and Simone Costa Brief  Create a brand identity and associated brand applications for a new museum
The Download
George Davison Focusing on the relationship that our generation has with technology, this piece highlights the absence of childhood with