BA (Hons) Graphic Design

Jack Thompson

Our BA (Hons) course has a global reputation for producing graduates who are creative thinkers with accomplished technical skills and a strong grasp of the latest technology.

The course is accredited by Creative Skillset/ScreenSkills and benefits from close links to some of the leading names in the design industry.

You’ll follow a proven path that has led to NUA graduates securing roles at some of the UK’s leading design studios, branding and advertising agencies.

Course information

A Change of Form
Lois Brandon (She/Her) I’ve always wanted to be a minimalist; to keep things simple, to create clean, black and white
Martini’s Inner Circle
Emma-Louise Hannaway In the last night outs before lockdown, we managed to film Martini’s Inner Circle. The essence of this project is
Illustrating Yemen in Crisis and Black Lives Matter
Rachel Cottrell In 2020, the world is experiencing more societal upheaval than COVID-19 alone. Yemen’s fate hangs in the balance due to the impact
Calm Before The Storm
Niamh Fitzgerald I drew this piece in the first week of lockdown when we were navigating this new way of life as
Elaphus – Subscription Box
Ruth Brittain Spending more time at home and with many people having more time on their hands, it’s important get
Cramped Together
Thomas French Lockdown has hit everyone in different ways, creating new challenges for everyone to overcome. One of them is being stuck at
Pacific
Catarina Dos Santos Azevedo When the smell of detergent and fresh air emerges, there’s a feeling of ‘home’. Words and illustration: Catarina
La Muralla Roja
Erin Ruane La Muralla Roja, Spanish for ‘The Red Wall’, is a colourful postmodern apartment complex that is known for
Double Double
Jake Mayes With these photographs, I wanted to portray reality and illusion with the use of double exposing film while
The Freepost
Thomas Hardwick ‘The Freepost’ is a campaign that is designed to increase the level of awareness of unjustly imprisoned human rights
Brick 2 Brick
Ruth Brittain In the spring term of 2019, Year 2 Graphic Communication student, Asha Wilson and the NUA Students’ Union
Collages
Katie Collins Process takes on many different forms in my work. It’s important for me to acknowledge my process because,
The Waves
Jake Mayes For these photographs, I wanted to pursue the idea of the process by interpreting the topic of subconsciousness
Trust the Process
Jack Thompson The process is everything in the art world: it’s a journey from an idea to a finished piece and
A Sensory Process of a Fun Fair
Harriet Spalding The process of entering a funfair is presented through the sensory feelings using type, shape and colour. The
The Cyanotype Dress
Chloe Stockwell Cyanotype is a heritage printing process from the 19th century, using chemicals to produce a cyan-blue print. After adding the
Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Niamh Fitzgerald These pieces I created as a visual representation of Dementia and Alzheimer’s. To achieve this, I wanted to
Leftovers Tugo
Ainsley Eagle Recreating the concept of the Doggy Bag to encourage people to take their leftovers home with them, rather
One Life Left
Ethan Brown  This university task was to rebrand and create a new Visual Identity for a local Norwich brand —
The Modern Glitch
Erin Ruane Inspired by modern digital media and my own explorative self-expression, my visual style mixes cut-out images from magazines
Hench
Ella Flood Packaging design in response to the word 'Hench', meaning 'someone tough-looking or muscular, someone you wouldn't want to
G&T Packaging
Ben Chamberlain Recently, the release of new 3D design software by Adobe has made the generation of photorealistic digital renderings
Not Just Open, But Equal
Ben Chamberlain and Ethan Brown In the era we live in, equality is a hot topic. This generation, more than ever, is
Freshh
Charlotte Tankard And Katie Squirrell Charlotte and Katie were awarded third place in the Black Sheep 2018 competition for this work. The brief