The Bachelor of Arts in Digital Design merges creativity with technology. We teach principles of design as well as a broad range of marketable skills—from design thinking to mastering industry standard software–needed to pursue a successful career in web design, UX/UI, motion graphics, and online publishing while keeping priority on principles of art/design and emphasizing individual creativity.
![]() | Affordable Quality Education - Generous scholarships are available for Digital Design majors. |
![]() | Study Art Abroad - Students will have the ability to study art in Europe by participating in the Study Abroad program. |
![]() | Exhibit Your Work - Students exhibit their work in Newman University's Steckline Gallery - one of the most respected galleries in Wichita. |
Have Questions?

Career Pathways
In Digital Design
Newman University’s Digital Design program provides you with the knowledge and relevant skills to set you on the path to a fulfilling career.
Possible careers in Digital Design include:
- User Experience (UX) Designer
- User Interface (UI) Designer
- UX Writer, Content Strategist
- UX Researcher
- Information Architect
- Product Designer
- Web Designer
- Art Director
- Creative Director
- Multi-media Artist
- Graphic Designer
Some who have completed this program have chosen to continue studies in:
- Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
- Master of Science (MS) in User Experience (UX) Design
- Master of Arts (MA) in Digital Media

"The design courses helped prepare me for my current position with University Relations where I do some design work. I understand the terms, programs and how to use them, and how to reach the goals of my assignments."
Art Major - Graphic Design, Tony Ureno

"The foundations art courses have helped me to hone my skills in drawing and design concepts, which are fundamental skills that I know will be valuable whatever path of life I find myself on. Whether I pursue illustration, graphic design, marketing or any other career, these courses are helping equip me to make a difference and be successful."
Art Major, Rebekah Strickbine