Graphics and design on demand
All of our students graduate as creative thinkers and problem solvers with a strong understanding of audience, flexibility and message. We want this for you too.
Our skilled tutors will encourage you to develop a range of informed approaches to communicate with audiences across varied platforms and media. They have created these introductory videos to show you around the programme and tell you what you will learn.
BA (Hons) Graphic Design on demand
Meet Maaike Van Neck, our course leader for the graphic design undergraduate programme. She is a seasoned graphic designer and tutor that knows how to get the best out of her students.
BA (Hons) Product Design on demand
Course leader Nadine Bennett is a favourite among our product design students and has been a tutor at Ravensbourne for over 18 years. Here she shows us around the degree programme, letting you know what to expect.
BA (Hons) Motion Graphics on demand
Here you meet Stephen Bonnett, our course leader for BA (Hons) Motion Graphics. He'll be showing you around this fantastic degree programme today.
BA (Hons) Games Development on demand
Nick Rodriguez, course leader on BA (Hons) Games Development, gives a quick introduction to the programme and the skills students can expect to obtain.
Year 0 on demand
Oliver O'Keeffe is our year zero coordinator. He'll be giving you an introduction of what students can expect to explore on the games development and animation year zero programmes.
BA (Hons) Digital Photography on demand
Meet Geraint Cunnick, our course leader for this popular photography programme. He'll take you through the course and you'll also hear from some current students.
BA (Hons) Illustration for Communication on demand
Meet David Foldvari, course leader on BA (Hons) Illustration for Communication, who will be giving you an introduction to the programme.
BA (Hons) Advertising and Brand Design on demand
Course leader Derek Yates introduces you to our successful advertising and brand degree programme. You'll also hear from some students currently studying here.
Launch your career today
Whether you are a physical or digital designer, the most successful creators use applied design thinking to solve creative problems and influence decision making.
Roles that designers work within in are vast in scope and all depend on your particular specialism. While physical designers create for an array of product packaging, furniture, medical and electronic goods, digital designers might find work in advertising, marketing or in the creation of virtual spaces such as games or apps.
