Comprehensive Curriculum: The program offers a balanced and in-depth curriculum that covers a wide range of topics in graphic design, from foundational principles to advanced digital techniques. Students will explore areas such as typography, branding, digital illustration, animation, and interactive media design. Hands-on Training: Students will engage in practical, project-based learning experiences designed to simulate real-world scenarios. This includes studio-based projects, software training, and collaborative assignments that develop both technical and creative skills. Industry Exposure: The program emphasizes strong industry connections through guest lectures, workshops, and networking events. Students can participate in internships and industry-led projects, ensuring they graduate with practical experience and professional connections. Sustainability Focus: The program incorporates sustainable design principles and encourages students to create environmentally responsible and socially conscious designs that align with global trends in sustainable development. Research Opportunities: Students will have opportunities to engage in research activities, exploring emerging trends, technologies, and methodologies in digital graphic design, contributing to the advancement of the field. Interdisciplinary Learning: The program fosters a multidisciplinary approach, integrating elements of technology, art, and business. Students will collaborate across disciplines to develop versatile skill sets applicable to various industries.

• A pass in STPM with a minimum of Grade C (GP 2.00) in any two (2) subjects or its equivalent
• A pass in STAM with a minimum grade of Jayyid or its equivalent;
• A Certificate in Matriculation or Foundation with a minimum CGPA of 2.00, or its equivalent;
• A Diploma (Level 4, MQF) with a minimum CGPA of 2.00, or its equivalent;
• A pass in Malaysian Skill Diploma (DKM)/ Advanced Malaysian Skill Diploma (DLKM)/ Malaysian Vocational Diploma (DVM) from the Department Skills Development (JPK) with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 in any of the following areas
• A pass in DKM / DLKM / DVM with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 and at least two (2) years of working experience in a related discipline
• Other relevant equivalent qualifications recognized by the Malaysian Government.
• Pass an interview OR submit of portfolio determined by the HEP as required.

Note: Additional entry requirements for the 2012-2016 DVM graduates include passing the Malaysian Vocational Certificate (SVM) with an equivalent of three credits in Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM). Candidates must achieve a credit in Bahasa Melayu (SVM Code 1104), a minimum Academic CGPA of 2.00, a minimum Vocational CGPA of 2.67, and demonstrate competency in all vocational modules. For SVM graduates from the 2013-2016 cohort, the equivalence of SVM with three SPM credits must also include a pass in History. Alternatively, candidates may qualify with a pass in the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) by obtaining a minimum grade of B in five subjects and passing English. All applicants must also achieve a minimum score of Band 3 in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET) or its equivalent. For international students, English competency requirements include achieving at least Band 3 in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET) or an equivalent standard.

Graduates of a Bachelor of Digital Graphic Design can pursue careers in various sectors, including:

1. Graphic Designer

• Develop logos, branding materials, and promotional content.
• Design layouts for print and digital publications.
• Collaborate with clients to achieve visual communication goals.
• Utilize design software to create innovative graphic solutions.
• Ensure brand consistency across various media platforms.

2. Animator (2D/3D)

• Create animations for films, television, and digital media.
• Develop character models and motion sequences.
• Work on visual effects for multimedia projects.
• Collaborate with creative teams on storytelling aspects.
• Use advanced tools to enhance animation quality.

3. 2D/3D Artist:

• Design digital illustrations and renderings for various industries.
• Produce concept art for gaming and entertainment.
• Create detailed 3D models for product visualization.
• Work with teams to produce immersive experiences.
• Develop assets for augmented and virtual reality projects.

4. Game Designer:

• Design interactive game mechanics and storylines.
• Develop game levels, characters, and environments.
• Test and refine gameplay for optimal user experience.
• Collaborate with programmers and artists on game projects.
• Research gaming trends to create engaging content.

5. Visualizer

• Conceptualize visual campaigns for advertising and marketing.
• Create mood boards and design mock-ups.
• Translate client ideas into compelling visual presentations.
• Collaborate with creative teams to refine visual strategies.
• Stay updated on trends to deliver innovative concepts.

6. Illustrator:

• Design and optimize user-friendly website interfaces.
• Implement responsive design for mobile and desktop devices.
• Collaborate with developers on functional web features.
• Ensure websites meet accessibility and usability standards.
• Update and maintain web design elements regularly.

7. Videographer:

• Plan and execute video shoots for various purposes.
• Edit footage to create compelling visual stories.
• Work with clients to develop video concepts and scripts.
• Operate and maintain professional video equipment.
• Incorporate special effects and graphics into video projects.

8. UX Designer:

• Conducting user research to understand audience needs.
• Design wireframes and prototypes for digital platforms.
• Collaborate with developers to implement user-centered designs.
• Test designs for functionality and user satisfaction.
• Stay informed about UX trends to improve design strategies.

9. Product & 3D Designer

• Create innovative designs for consumer products.
• Develop prototypes and 3D models for testing.
• Collaborate with engineering teams on product feasibility.
• Research market trends to inform design choices.
• Present design concepts to stakeholders and clients.

10. Art Director

• Oversee creative teams and design projects.
• Develop and maintain visual brand identities.
• Guide the conceptual and artistic direction of campaigns.
• Review and approve creative materials before release.
• Coordinate with clients to meet creative objectives.

10. Digital Imaging Analyst

• Edit and enhance visual content for various platforms.
• Analyze image quality and make necessary adjustments.
• Work with digital imaging software to achieve desired effects.
• Manage digital asset libraries for organizations.
• Collaborate on projects requiring precise image manipulation.