Design and Visual Communication German Jordanian University (GJU) – Amman

Overview

The Bachelor of Design and Visual Communication (B.A.) from German Jordanian University (GJU) – Amman is a comprehensive design program that integrates graphic design, multimedia, animation, product design, cinematography, and TV production. It is the first and only program in Jordan that approaches design and visual communication from an integrated perspective, and it is also the first bachelor's level program based on multidisciplinary curricula. This program is ideal for students with a natural talent for visual composition and a flair for communicating ideas through design. Depending on the student's interests, skill set, and chosen specialty in the four streams offered by the program, various jobs and job titles are available in the Design and Visual Communication field.

Key facts

The DVC program emphasizes the application of technologies and tools in the short term and the ability to discover, acquire, and adapt new knowledge and skills in the long term, such that our

• a. Recognizing, examining, and resolving essential design and conceptual art challenges while skillfully
• communicating the solutions.
• b. Gaining an understanding of diverse community dynamics and social relationships, it is necessary to explore
• both theoretical and practical approaches.
• c. Overcoming interdisciplinary challenges through adopting a constructive approach.
• d. Applying professional Design thinking methods
• e. Integrating a range of design and visual communication skills
• f. Identifying innovative solutions that address contemporary challenges effectively.
• g. Analyzing the complex intersections between design and environmental, social, economic, political, and
• cultural phenomena through holistic technical documentation.
• h. Applying theories of design to enable positive impacts on global ecology, human experience, and well-being.
• i. Emphasizing the conceptual aspects of the built environment by providing a range of sustainable
• interventions in Design and Visual Communications.